Maintenance Mode
I know, I know. It’s been a couple of weeks since I wrote a blog post. I’ve gone into maintenance mode and turned off a lot of extraneous activity.
I know, I know. It’s been a couple of weeks since I wrote a blog post. I’ve gone into maintenance mode and turned off a lot of extraneous activity.
On Monday, the BC government moved to Stage 2 of the BC Restart Plan. Cases are down, restrictions are starting to ease, and I am cautiously optimistic.
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For the past 15 months, I have been in a fog. I’ve struggled with the side effects, as I know many have. I’m ready to start emerging from the COVID cocoon.
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Friday I learned of two separate, yet connected, tragedies. To say my heart is heavy is an understatement. Trigger Warning: suicide, murder, residential schools
In university I went on a 10 week study abroad program. I did some traveling, including visiting Glastonbury. Ever since, I have wanted to go back to Avalon.
The first year I worked with Demeter, I protested that I was not a gardener. I had tried, failed, and wasn’t going back there. Demeter is sneaky, though.
I feel like I have lost myself, bit by bit. I wasn’t even able to gather the energy to hold myself together. I think I might be ready to start rebuilding me.
Twenty five years ago today, I went through a rite of passage. It was the start of an adventure with many ups and downs, and some unexpected twists.
In the Ordains of the Aquarian Tabernacle Church of Canada, we are reminded that there is “neither grace nor guilt”. This speaks to personal responsibility.
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Part of the beauty of human experience is how different we all are. It can also lead to some uncomfortable situations when we bump into a difference of values.
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