Monthly Archives: July 2004

Sorry about the flood of posts.  I haven’t been up writing this morning, I was writing earlier in the week but only got around to posting them now.  I had actually wanted to finish some of these but figured I … Continue reading →

I think I would like to meet this couple. They have some trivial similarities to Cindy and I.  We had silly sentimental attachments to the places from our past.  And I also feel some sense of commradery in that they … Continue reading →

Baby I CAN Live Without You But I really don’t want to.

Sadness in the news. From the actual survey (PDF): “Fourteen percent of women felt sad for all, most, or some of the time during the 30 days prior to the interview compared with 8% of men. Women were also more … Continue reading →

The St. Pete Times the other day had an interesting article about personal coaches who help with life or transition coaching, in this case in relation to retirement, who help people rediscover what their goals are. It made me realize … Continue reading →

An interesting item on Boing Boing pointing to an item from Joey “AccordionGuy” DeVilla about getting dumped via email. Tee Hee! I guess this is the new version of getting dumped by voice mail?

I keep having these dreams. Nothing too out of the ordinary. Except that Cindy is in them. And every time that realization changes the dream into reality. In the beginning I would suddenly sense that this wasn’t right and just … Continue reading →

Dave Barry sends me off on a trip where I end up in the exhibit of none other than Antonin Kratochvil.

Halley tells a story of little birds somehow tossed from the comfort of their nest.  That safe place that mom returns to care and comfort her little ones.  I can’t help but think of my two little ones, who aren’t … Continue reading →

“I want to know if you have touched the centre of your own sorrow if you have been opened by life’s betrayals or have become shrivelled and closed from fear of further pain.”Dina posts a very interesting item “The Invitation” … Continue reading →