Author Archives: Me

3 days. 2701 miles. 9 states. 2 provinces. 0 tickets. Day 1. 1144 miles. 21 hours. Ontario, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota. 1 cat meltdown. (Tibby doesn’t like the windows open.) Day 2. 1145 miles. 18 hours. North … Continue reading →

It’s not all bad news bears. Here are a few of my recent projects.

I’m not writing out of malice. Nor out of anger, hurt, or resentment. I am writing from a place of healing and trying to make sense of some of this hurt I have been carrying around for so long. I … Continue reading →

Alright – so… I’m in Argentina, and have been for a little over a month now. I have no f*ing idea why I came down. I do know, though, that I’m glad I did. Nearly sixteen years ago, I left my … Continue reading →

But I’m part ginger, so you can imagine how it’s going.  Taking some time away from one life to stick my toes in another. More to come.    

Thank you for the lots of love and concern re my last post, but I think I need to clarify a bit. With regards to coming off my meds the last time – I was completely under my doctor’s supervision, … Continue reading →

After my big declaration to wage war on depression on Monday, I got to thinking; do I really need my meds and that refill I whined so much about? Could I maybe wean myself off now and give this a … Continue reading →

Sure. And you can just be taller. After spending no less than four hours trying to get my antidepressant prescription refilled, I have come to a rather obvious conclusion. The problem was not that my psychiatrist did not think to … Continue reading →

What do we do when we promise to do something daily and then go up a mountain on horseback for 5 days, only to come back down and totally drop the ball on writing again because, well, there’s just so … Continue reading →

Monday seems like a good eaday to review my goals and update progress. At least this Monday does. So here we go: 1. Daily blogging – check 2. Daily yoga – not unless squirming around counts  3. Running – check. … Continue reading →