by Susan | Dec 22, 2020 | Grief
As I come out of the haze, I’ve been in in 2020 reinventing myself comes to the forefront. I feel a sense of completeness in my life like I’ve never felt before. I am creatively charged which also fills my soul. Two weeks ago, I wrote a blog about reinventing yourself...
by Susan | Dec 15, 2020 | Awareness
For the last several years I haven’t done much, if any, decorating for Christmas. While Mike was sick, I never knew where we’d be, and I didn’t have the energy. He would decorate the outside but that had gotten less and less. For the last two years, John has put a...
by Susan | Dec 9, 2020 | Caregiving, EGC, Grief
I am full of emotions this Monday morning. It’s been a rough weekend. On Saturday I went to the funeral of a dear friend’s mother knowing that he had been in hospice for the last two days. He passed away on Saturday night. He had been a pharmacist in California since...
by Susan | Nov 24, 2020 | Gestalt, Grief, Horses
As I watch the horses through the misty morning light I wonder if they are preparing for what’s next. Of course, they’re not. They live in the moment and don’t think about what is to come. This is their mastery. When it comes to being in the moment, they are...
by Susan | May 26, 2020 | Horses, Relationships
He was my first “real” (not a pony) horse. He was two years old and I was nine years old. So, I couldn’t even ride him. Grandpa brought him from his farm near Scott City one sunny afternoon in July to an old barn owned by Dick Farmer who was the 4-H horse leader. I’d...
