a little better every day
You know what’s weird? I mean really weird? Seeing someone you know in a reality show.
I know this guy. I love this guy. He’s an awesome guy. Yep, he’s fucked up his life, but you know that I have too. I have such respect for people who admit that, learn from it and turn their lives around. The strongest people are the ones who have reinforced their damage. He has. I have.
Don’t all parents buy their children tattoos as gifts?
For the past … oh my goodness I can’t even remember how long it’s been since we actually had real window coverings in our dining room and kitchen. This is sad … so sad. Well let’s just say it’s been longer than a week and bigger than a bread box since we’ve had anything other than foil on our windows.
All of the kidlets have jobs (knocking on wood), so I spend quite a few evenings alone now, which sounds like a good idea but gets old in a hurry …. so I got replacement kids.
directly from Daring Greatly by Brene Brown (page 9) … with some comments by me
“Understanding shame is only one variable that contributes to Wholeheartedness, a way of engaging with the world from a place of worthiness. In The Gifts of Imperfection, I defined ten “guideposts” for Wholehearted living that point to what the Wholehearted work to cultivate and what they work to let go of: