Whew! I made it – albeit a little breathless. Running under the garage door as it’s closing always gives me a little adrenaline rush. I was dressed all in white and I did not want dirty garage door markings across the back of my snow-colored woolen jacket. So there I stood in the driveway in […]
Headlines: May 25, 1979: American Airlines flight #191 crashed, no survivors August 16, 1987: Northwest Airlines flight #255 crashed, 1 survivor November 15, 1987: Continental Airlines flight #1713 crashed, 56 survivors When I was a teenager, I loved the song by Shelby Flint called “Angel on My Shoulder.” I played that 45 rpm vinyl record over […]
When Craig was alive I sent him an email with a link to a blog that my friend Kathy Gottberg had written. Craig was my personal trainer and we were always looking for philosophical things to discuss while we worked out. Kathy Gottberg is a published author of six books and the creator of SMART […]
When I was a young girl there was a weekly article published in our local newspaper called “Life Begins at 40!” I believe 65 is the new 40 and I am certainly “beginning” my life anew. When a huge portion of the population looks at 65 as a time to retire; I am approaching it […]
The first time Craig “visited me” in my meditation after he passed, I was stunned, shocked, and thrilled. The day after Craig crossed over, I was in my designated meditation chair. I had no sleep the night before and was so sad I didn’t know if I would […]
One of the primary ways that I connect with Craig, my afterlife coach on the other side, is through meditation. I know that meditation is a scary word for many because they don’t know how to do it or are convinced they don’t have the time. Three years ago I wrote a blog called […]
In last week’s blog, I wrote about the rose bush that I planted in Craig’s honor, on the second anniversary of his crossing. Here I will tell you how he “guided” me to select that precise plant. In order to do so, we need to talk about the “bardo space.” I don’t know about you, […]
Recently my almost 88-year-old mother fell and broke her hip and needed 24/7 care for a couple weeks. I am fortunate to be the oldest of 6 children, who all get along, and who all live relatively close to my parents. We were able to divide the time that we spent assisting my devoted dad […]
What do the 2nd anniversary of Craig’s death and my 14-year anniversary with Arbonne International have in common? These are the 2 anniversaries I am celebrating in July and ironically they are tied together with a celestial bow. Let me explain… Craig went from being my personal trainer on July 10, 2017, to my […]
This is Part 2 on Forgiveness. Here is the link for Part 1, should you want to check it out. Craig explained that his father was there to greet him when he crossed over and that they hugged each other profusely. He went on to disclose that he and his father had made a […]