For many years, I saw life stretched out before me, not as a vast world of unknown opportunities to explore, but more like a prescribed formula to follow to the letter. That formula looked something like this. Education + Graduation… Read More ›
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Rocked
Normally, I trail run on the weekends, but earlier this week, I treated myself to not one trail run, but two trail runs, after work. It felt downright decadent to escape into the woods, as the trees provided cool relief… Read More ›
I Survived
There are various phrases used to describe the second year of certain periods in life. The Terrible Twos. The Sophomore Slump. The Honeymoon Phase. I have yet to find the phrase that is applicable to the second year after being… Read More ›
The Bourbon Trail
When I am asked to describe myself, I am apt to say that I am just a girl from Kentucky. Being a girl from Kentucky, I am fond of horses, basketball (University of Kentucky basketball to be exact), and bourbon,… Read More ›
The Year of Living Intentionally: Running My Own Race
Today, I awoke to discover that there was absolutely nothing that I had to do today. Don’t get me wrong, as I had, and still have, plenty to do, thanks to a never-ending list that reminds me that there is… Read More ›
You’re Fired
This morning, I was on the receiving end of some rather unexpected news. You’re fired! No, I did not find myself being dismissed from either my job or from The Apprentice. Instead, I found myself being summarily fired by my… Read More ›
Waiting Room Wisdom
It never ceases to amaze me how a seemingly innocuous meeting with a stranger can end up having a profound impact on our lives. I am fascinated by people’s stories, and I am equally fascinated by all of the ways… Read More ›
Just
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, one of the first thoughts that came to my mind was, “I don’t have time for this.” I remember thinking that I have two daughters, a full-time job, more than enough responsibilities, and… Read More ›
Mixed Emotions
Twas two days before Christmas and all through the oncology office, only a few patients were stirring, and I was one of them. After fighting holiday traffic, or at least Louisville’s version of it, I welcomed the unexpected peace and quiet… Read More ›
Just Because
I used to wonder what it would be like to attend my own funeral, and recently, I got a preview of sorts. Shortly after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I have been receiving numerous calls, emails, texts, cards, flowers, food, mementoes,… Read More ›
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