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Learning To Be Enough…
Much of the last twenty-three years for me has been walking through the uncomfortable from social norms to business to restaurants to being at ease in my own body. Shaking, tremors, and whatever label you want to give them often can put the person on edge. Most often with themselves facing and being aware …
Why Does My Dog Act Like a Cat (or Vice-Versa)?!
Do you have a dog that sometimes you wonder whether they are a cat? Or a cat that acts like a dog?
Often the actions and behaviors of our animal companions can take on the personalities of whatever or whomever they were raised with or by. So, if your dog as a puppy was raised around an older sibling that is a cat,
Expectations in Travels Can Be Messy…
Traveling into the unknown can put us on the edge. As I mentioned in my previous blog on our travels to Europe, one of our experiences was with money. However, we have impactful experiences in releasing the role of expectations. Flying here in the states, we don’t think about passport checks when going from state to state despite the states being of similar size to the countries in much of Europe. Flying back from….
Reframing for Love
This past week, I noticed a variety of emotions surfacing in connection with my dad. Partially as I was re-reading through the first round of edits for my upcoming book. The part I was at involved my walk with my dad…
15 Things a Single Pet Doesn’t Say
If you have ever been around both households with single pets and those with multiple animal family members or are a parent of the latter, these statements may have been heard…
When in Rome
If you like the fastpass found at many well-known amusement parks, then you will love the Skip the Line offerings in certain tours available for purchase before you arrive at your destination. For us, we learned that Skip the Line and small groups were the best bet for maneuvering the summer busy time. We had six people in our first tour at the Vatican Museum whereas at the Coliseum there were 25 in our group…
Companionship and Food
Many of the pets I visit tend to not want to eat as that takes them into another room or away from connecting in the time we have together and rarely will they do so by themselves. What I have discovered is that if I sit adjacent to them and their bowl, I may have to hand feed them the first few times. Afterwards they will eat the majority of it on their own.