Author Archives: fad

Threads have a long history of telling personal stories. History tells us that textiles were the language of the French elite who specialized in visual messaging through their clothing and artwork, choosing colors that declared allegiances and personal relationships. Political … Continue reading →

Contentment is more than a moment of passing appreciation, it’s a way of life, a way of being. It’s that place deep inside where our minds and hearts rest because we’re at ease with who we are and what we … Continue reading →

Grace is a nourishing gift life gives us on a daily basis. This is the generosity of life meeting our needs abundantly, often from unexpected sources. It isn’t something we work for or earn – it’s given free of any … Continue reading →

In the past, January used to inspire me to make resolutions for major changes. Then I wondered why it all fizzled out by the end of February. Now I know it was because I tried to do too much at … Continue reading →

Stars are often part of Christmas decorations and celebrations. Personally, I love stars all year round, so here are a few thoughts concerning one star that often dominates the sky. For thousands of years the North Star has been a … Continue reading →

SOOTHING SIMPLICITY Living simply is a refreshing perspective on life that can transform us from living with the tyranny of the urgent, to living with mindful decisions and peaceful attitudes. Choosing simplicity means letting go of whatever does not add … Continue reading →

Happy Holidays! There is no support meeting scheduled for Saturday, December 18, 2021.

WHAT’S THE RUSH? As we move through different stages of life, we all have times when we feel pressured and hurried to fulfill expectations and responsibilities. This is normal. What isn’t healthy is finding ourself rushed and on edge all … Continue reading →

LISTENING TO LIFE Our lives talk to us every day, but without listening we may miss its messages. Busyness, noise, smart phones and computers can dull our senses so we miss what life is trying to tell us. Learning to … Continue reading →