ren·e·gade
n. 1. An outlaw; a rebel.au·thenti·pren·eur
n. 1. A person of authentic, bona fide, genuine, real, true spirit who at all costs shows up, contributes uniquely to the world and inspires others to do the same.-
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Category Archives: Life Nourishment
Friends: They hold the photo albums, the memory books, they bear witness to our lives
Sometimes life hurts and the people we love most leave us too soon, but in pain, we can be changed, moved, made better, more present, and transparent. If we let it. If we let the gift of life, gift us … Continue reading
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Tagged authenticity, growing up, Lifelong friendship, Loss and grieving
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A Letter To My Younger Self :: Lacy Kirkland
It occurs to me that in my 28 years on this planet, I’ve never written myself a letter — If you haven’t written yourself a letter to your younger self, I highly recommend it. In fact, I think it should … Continue reading
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Tagged don't sweat the small stuff, how to grow up, how to live more like a child, how to live today, how to survive, how to trust, If I Had It To Do Over Again, if I knew then what I know now, Letters to my younger self, what I know now, what I would say to my child, What we learn from life looking back
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The Gift of Loss & Life After
It turns out that girls night out, karaoke, retail therapy, and s’mores are fun, but they simply cannot keep us from processing loss… We must eventually come home and meet ourselves where we are. Right here. In the seat of … Continue reading
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Tagged grieving loss, hopes and dreams, life after loss, people we love, taking action, the gift of loss
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Happy Father’s Day, Daddy!
This Father’s Day I think of my Dad and I smile. He sure didn’t know what he was in for when I rolled into the world! Now, Dads, you have a job unlike any other. A job, even more complex … Continue reading
To The Mothers In My Life, This Is For You!
To the wonderful, loving, giving mothers who have raised and nurtured me in my life. Even to those who have simply smiled at me as I passed you by on the street. Thank you for the validation. This is for … Continue reading
Listening To Life: What I Learned From Olly The Otter
I spent a wonderful extended weekend at home with my parents who live in Bend, Oregon, about 3 hours away from me in Portland. I enjoyed lunch, dinner prep, and evening talks with Mom and snowmobiling, tinkering in the garage … Continue reading
New York Times: Social Networks, a Lifeline for the Chronically Ill
New York Times: Social Networks a Lifeline for the Chronically Ill By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER Published: March 24, 2010 A former model who is now chronically ill and struggles just to shower says the people she has met online have … Continue reading
The Re-Birth Of You
Today marks the date of a powerful day in religious history. We all know the details and if you don’t, you probably don’t care to know, so for those of you looking for more info on the meaning of Easter, … Continue reading
Top 5 Things That Make Your World Go ‘Round in Under 4 Minutes
I’m in the mood to share some appreciation and I get the feeling that maybe you are too. I see a whole lot more positivity, gratitude, and appreciation happening around me. Here’s your enriched Life Assignment: Take a moment, sit … Continue reading