Tag Archives: mindfulness

Guest Post – Meeting the Judge

Posted on May 23, 2012 by

The other day when I wrote about inner critics, inner voices that tell us we’re not good enough, thin enough, stable enough, happy enough, and so on, some of you perhaps wondered if I was, perhaps, a bit batty. I … Continue reading →

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Listening to my own advice

Posted on March 29, 2012 by

I think we can be as equally brilliant as we are dull-headed. Or at least I can be. Exactly forty-one days ago I wrote about how I was wanting, or rather needing, to speak openly about my struggles with depression, … Continue reading →

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Writing – the facebook effect

Posted on December 9, 2011 by

I realize my last posts’ subject matter may have been a bit unusual. I ‘launched’ my wee blog talking about cranberries, so to suddenly switch to epiphanies (and eruptions of epiphanies no less) was undoubtedly a sharp left. When I … Continue reading →

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Writing

Posted on December 2, 2011 by

Despite the absence of blog posts I’ve actually been writing like mad. It’s primarily been the old school kind, like, on actual paper, with a real pen. I can get myself more comfortable writing in a notebook than on our … Continue reading →

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