It’s not a secret that I am a huge, fawning Fan Of Pam. Her blog, Walking On My Hands, has inspired my own writing many times (here, here, here, and here), and I cannot possibly recommend it highly enough. Walking On My Hands is about, in Pam’s own words, “learning to live with grace.” It’s [...]
Kristin Noelle’s site, Trust Tending, is one of my must-read blogs. Kristin writes lyrically about her efforts to live a life beyond fear. She shares conversations (I was honored in January to participate), music, and open, honest reflections on her yearning to trust the universe. The essential journey that Kristin is chronicling and sharing is [...]
I’m honored to be over at Christa’s beautiful blog, Carry it Forward, today. Carry it Forward is, in Christa’s own words, “a journey from here to there, pointing out little pieces of good along the way…” Christa has become a dear and important friend of mine. She is steadfast and supportive, wise and gentle, brilliant [...]
Once in a while someone hears that I have a blog, and asks, “What is your blog about?” I begin to stutter and blabber. I have no idea how to express what this blog is about. I stammer through an inarticulate answer that manages to be both wordy and insufficient. It’s never less than an [...]
It is a high honor to feature an essay by Marianne Elliot of Zen and the Art of Peacekeeping today. Marianne’s blog has long been one of my first stops on my daily internet perambulations. She writes powerfully and beautifully about her life. She is a human rights advocate, writer, and yoga teacher. She created [...]
Another breathtaking post from Dominique Browning at Slow Love Life … her photographs of ice and meditation on how they represent a moment stopped in its tracks were just what I needed on this Sunday morning. This is a gorgeous articulation of a feeling I know well and experience every single day: I did feel [...]
Very recently I was speaking with someone about the unexpected blessings that this blog has brought me. We talked about the way that some online friendships translate into real-life ones, while others do not. I’ve written about how this transition has been, in many cases, rocky for me. There are a couple of shining exceptions [...]
I am thrilled to share writing from Christine from Coffees & Commutes here today. I absolutely adore Christine’s blog and every single time I read it I find myself nodding with identification. More often than not I find myself crying. Christine has written candidly about her struggle with depression and about her ongoing efforts to [...]
I’ve been blogging for a long time. I’ve also been reading blogs for a long time. And there’s no question whose was the first blog to touch me, to move me to tears, to cause me to instantly bookmark it because I never wanted to be without the words I found there, ever again. That [...]
I am thrilled to be interviewed by Melissa at 3 Sisters Village today. I hope you will click over and read the interview and then browse the beautiful site. 3 Sisters Village is an online creative community space. I love what Melissa and the other sisters are building here, and join my voice to the [...]
