A reflection on Lent, renewal, and the quiet ways prayers are answered There’s a part of me that, in years past, would have looked at this weekend’s forecast and felt immediate disappointment. Rain, all weekend. Plans rearranged. My beautifully planned outdoor Easter tablescape rendered useless. I might have selfishly had a general sense that something…
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Redefining Time and Purpose in Retirement
Retirement isn't just about stepping away from work. It's about learning how to relate to time differently.
Life is what happens when you are making other plans
Just before Thanksgiving, I finally pulled the trigger and retired from corporate life. I was ready, and it felt earned, although I didn’t fully realize how ready until I stepped into this new season. To my surprise, the transition felt natural, even easy. It’s been a world of possibility and opportunity. And more than once…
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So many frogs!
Which one first? My husband is a voracious reader. I like to read but have found that after a day of handling emails and slack messages and spreadsheets, I don't set aside the time for reading in my free time that I would like to. Dave does continue to suggest books occasionally, and a few…
Red Chair Reflections 