Category Archives: self
Marrying your karma card
Let me start with one word: DON’T! It ain’t worth it, folks. Looking back, I can almost see the energy that ended up consuming us. It felt like this odd combination of being pushed into something while also being pulled away … Continue reading
It’s my lie and I’ll tell it how I want
You might be asking, “What happened???”. It seemed like I was going to get my happy ending, right?!? I mean, if you followed my last blog series, on January 1, 2015 I was happily preparing to wed Mr. Universe on … Continue reading
2018 was a shit show but not because of Trump
I’d love to be able to blame the chaos and struggle of 2018 on Trump but I can’t. I mean, I probably could. Based on what I read on social media, you can pretty much blame EVERYTHING on Donald J … Continue reading
Coming to you live from mediation
I type this from a windowless room about the size of a small home office where I sit with my attorney. Both of us hunkered down behind our computers doing what we can to pass the time as we wait… … Continue reading
Day 364: Hoosier hospitality
On the eve of my last post, my heart is a bit heavy. I’m sad for all the arguments that are ensuing between friends, family, and fellow citizens because of the need to legislate bigotry in the state I’ve called … Continue reading
Day 363: It’s time to be a bit more tolerant
My New Year’s Resolution for 2014 was to stop judging so much. As a result, I coined the phrase #factnotjudging, because sometimes you just have to be able to call a spade a spade. And that’s what I feel like … Continue reading
Day 362: Today was a good day
Today nesha had a booth at the 317 Bridal Show. Big shout out to Man of the Year and Chapper for doing such a fantastic job. It was Chapper’s dream and he orchestrated a lovely event…the first, I hope, of … Continue reading
Day 361: It’s all situational
The other day a photo popped up on my Facebook feed. I knew everyone in the photo but not everyone was tagged. It didn’t make sense that everyone would get tagged but one and then it struck me that maybe … Continue reading