Eat, Pray, Love and Celebrating a Beginning
kdillon2010-08-25T11:17:57+00:00Eat, Pray, Love is a memoir about a year in Elizabeth Gilbert's life following her divorce. It is a search to find herself so that she can find balance in her life. This
Eat, Pray, Love is a memoir about a year in Elizabeth Gilbert's life following her divorce. It is a search to find herself so that she can find balance in her life. This
Yesterday my mom asked me what the Song of the Week would be this week. For the first time since starting this Friday routine, I really didn't know what to share. I usually have the
There's a plethora of information on the internet about surviving a divorce, but what about advice for individuals supporting their separated friends? For those interested in being supportive, but never experiencing divorce personally, it can
Wednesday I wrote about feeling grateful in the face of a challenge. Readers left wonderful comments with examples of gratitude they felt as a result of a challenge. It was very inspiring to read. Thank
Gratitude: to possess this quality makes life richer. Yet there are times in life when a personal challenge makes feeling grateful difficult. When struggling, it is easy to become consumed with negativity. However,
Who wants to spend the first week of summer sitting inside (and spending large amounts of money) working on dismantling a marriage? My guess is no one. Last week was a terrible start to summer.
If you didn't read my last post, click HERE to read Girls' Weekend Part 1. While it was unspoken between us, I think AC and I shared the belief that we might cross
AC is one of my closest friends and an incredible woman. We always have fun, laugh a lot, have similar interests, and genuinely enjoy each other's company. And, as every good relationship is
Separation is like treading water; I am exhausted from the effort involved in keeping my head above water, yet I make no progress in moving in any one direction. So many things are
If you read my last post and think the fact that two men in the last two years wrecked me emotionally the day before a race was lost on me, it was not.