inertia
I am so stuck. Feeling drawn to the coast, but not at all sure that is where I belong... or if that is even something my friend is entertaining. Needing to go back for a [...]
14
01, 2026
14
01, 2026
an impossible decision
Here’s the thing – I am feeling pressure from different angles to get to the coast – today. The problem is that if I leave today I will abandon my elderly client and surely lose [...]
11
01, 2026
drastic change or play safe
AI has me playing safe. Holding on to the vestiges of my support work roles - for money. Maybe I didn't mention that I still have one job that still keeps me nearly above water. [...]
1
01, 2026
nico gum cravings
Dear Goodness, If only I had your phone number and could call you up! You said one day you would call me, , , but you never did. . . It seems that if our [...]
1
01, 2026
wanted to stay near – what it seems to be
I am not providing MUCH company, text through a computer screen to you in your world. It is not exactly the 'connection' I feel sure you and I need right now. I had some harebrained [...]
4
09, 2025
Thinking about the purpose of Soul Gardening
It is interesting to visit Soul Gardening after a big break, and read back on the past year or so worth of public posts. It has me wondering - what is the purpose of this [...]
4
07, 2025
how to regulate right now??
I am not going to lie. . . My nerves are finally shot. All it took was for a couple more stressful security conscious emails to come through, after a full week of this stuff, [...]
27
05, 2025
Lucky!! The wisdom of the elderly
I love my new elderly client so much! There definitely is something very special about our elders. They are precious. Will Baby Boomers, Gen X or Gen Y be that delightful in their elderly years? [...]
15
12, 2024
seeing value in less obvious ways, perhaps
The second thing that came out of the conversation with my psychologist friend today was a bit of professional development. I told her about my woes regarding underwhelming degrees of change in my psychosocial support [...]
7
01, 2024
The rewarding nature of potential
The thing about doing support work is the intoxicating potential of possibilities for people in my care. As someone who has a particular talent for seeing what could be possible, I find it very rewarding [...]