Things I Learned Growing Up

Feelings, feelings, feelings...why are they so weird, and complicated, and strange? I don't know - but I think the best way to simplify the heart is simply to honour our emotions, whatever they are. 

This post is about being human so I hope you can relate. Unless you're a dog...or cat...or something else?

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Confession time: I don't like museums! 

For some reason, I've always felt like museums were one of those things I SHOULD like and so I tried very hard to. But I don't and this post is my confession. 

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Are you a butcher, a baker, a candlestick maker? 

I am trying to be a baker - though it's a lot harder than other people make it seem. (A lot of things in life are like that). 

If you'd rather read the post, you can do so here. 

If you liked this post, it would be nice if you shared with your mom, your friend, the person you used to work with two years ago. Share it with anyone you want, really. 

THANK YOU! 

Thoughts on an 'almost the end of February' kind of night.  A night where many things are the same, but many things are different too. 

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Remember how people used to tell you what they were going to make for dinner while you waited for the elevator to arrive? I miss that.

This post is about missing pointless things which, as it turns out, were actually pretty precious. 

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Sometimes, I find myself thinking about how things are 'supposed' to feel instead of just honouring whatever it is I'm feeling. Maybe you catch yourself doing that too?

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This post is for anyone who has ever been hurt. So basically, this post is for everyone. 

I'm sorry that you were hurt. I hope you know you didn't deserve to be. I also hope you know that whatever pain you're feeling, you're strong enough to get through. 

If you'd rather read the post (I recommend with a cup of tea or maybe a glass of wine), you can do so here. 

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Just because you can't open a jar of salsa on your own, doesn't mean you can't do other hard things on your own! 

This post is about believing in yourself and trusting yourself. I hope you do both!! 

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Thanks for your support! And if you have any tips on opening a jar of salsa when you lack the arm strength, send them my way. In the meantime, I'll be over here lifting weights and doing push ups. Okay, bye! 

This post was inspired by a walk in the park on the 1st day of March. I saw many families, and many flowers, and I thought to myself, 'wow, the world really needs spring. ' Or maybe I just need spring. 

Anyway, I'm really happy that days are slowly getting longer, and warmer, and I hope you are too. 

As always, if you don't like the sound of my voice (or the music!), this episode is also available as a blog post. 

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A post about long bus rides, and thinking about home, and searching for things. 

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Also, I highly recommend listening to Carole King whenever you're feeling wistful. She's great and I love her. 

Okay, thank you for listening!