Tag Archives: perspective
Harvest: Plants vs. Zombies
You are in a world where relentless zombies may attack at any moment. You must cultivate a bountiful garden in order to ward off their hordes and emerge victorious. Only your farming and harvesting prowess can save you… You need … Continue reading
Harvesting Perspective
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.” ~Abraham Lincoln In front of my house there is a very thorny (and I confess, somewhat overgrown) rose bush which is currently enjoying its last … Continue reading
Harvest: The Seeds We Sow
My personal journey has taken me through some very dark places. Periods of illness, death of a loved one, financial insecurity… One of the darkest times was during my husband’s deployment to Afghanistan. During the more-than-twelve months of his absence, … Continue reading
Harvesting Gratitude
Counting our blessings for the good things that we have is easy, finding gratitude in events that impact us negatively is considerably more challenging, and requires a bit more effort. The harvest is the most labor-intensive aspect of the growing … Continue reading
Harvest: Overstuffing
My daughter and I have a small side business up-scaling thrift store clothing into folksy accessories and toys. In order to shop for supplies, we’ve learned a lot about the thrift store industry. If you’ve ever stepped inside Goodwill, you’ve … Continue reading
Renewal: Think on these things
Circumstances can certainly arise seemingly out of the blue and overwhelm us, but most of the time, we actually can be fairly free to focus on what we want to focus on. We can in any given moment choose our … Continue reading
Renewal: Make it new again?
“I want my life like it was.” I’ve read those words in fiction and biography. I’ve heard friends confess this to me. I’ve had these thoughts and may have said these words myself. They bear some sense of regret, maybe. … Continue reading