Posted on Monday, 8th March 2010 by Catherine
It’s popular – we listen to it WAY too much around this house but I never get sick of watching my kids dance and sing. Sometimes you just need it. A good turn it up, sing along track to make your Monday tolerable.
As we wrap up Mason’s treatment officially tomorrow (Tuesday), look forward to amazing [...]
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Posted on Monday, 22nd February 2010 by Catherine
photo by Bitzi
I am not the “worrying” type. This might be a blessing (especially to those reading this who are chronic worriers). I think I have a space, deep inside that worries a lot but I don’t often let it get far enough into my head to take over.
You only have a certain amount of [...]
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Posted on Monday, 15th February 2010 by Catherine
One of the things I have come to realize is that if we embrace the newness of each day that does not mean that each new day won’t have its own struggle or that the struggles from yesterday will be gone.
We wake up around here and Mason still has treatment for cancer, we still have [...]
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Posted on Monday, 1st February 2010 by Catherine
This Mental Music Monday is inspired by The Grammys last night. I must admit I generally do not watch award shows but this year we decided to record it so it was a much more enjoyable experience (fast forwarding through the stuff I did not want to see – or the lengthy songs etc). I [...]
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Posted on Monday, 25th January 2010 by Catherine
For some reason I am one of those people whose motivation level and mood are greatly affected by the weather. I am a sunshine addict, cloud watcher and lover of bright blue sky.
It may be a result of the majority of my adult life being spent in Colorado where we get over 300 days of [...]
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My name is Catherine and I am a wife, mother to 3 small people, a runner, author and speaker. I will bring you simple, healthy ideas that will enable you to cope with the (big and small) stresses of life. I think it is important to realize that we may not choose the shoes we wear, we do have to learn to “walk” in them and should try and make the best of them. Read More
