From 100 LOVE S0NNETS by Pablo Neruda LXXXVII Three birds of the sea, three sunbeams, three scissors See more progress on: read a poem a day for 90 days

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It is official. I am now divorced. Yes! I don’t see myself as a “divorcee”. The word conjures images of frosted, layered hair and/or bad boob and lip jobs.

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Looks like I’m going to buy a Breezer or a Specialized cross-trainer this afternoon. I’m looking more for comfort over speed. I have a finicky tailbone. See more progress on: Buy a road bike this Spring.

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I love that today is Friday, May 9th, my day of Imancipation. I love that the birds are singing outside, that the sky is blue with just a few wispy clouds! I love that I am buying a bicycle today! Wahoo. I love funny dreams, I love that I went to bed a little bit […]

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I love yoga. I love that I know how to teach yoga. I love that I just taught a handful of my co-workers tonight. I love Randy. I love poetry. I love Randy, did I say that? I love warm weather. I love feeling flexible. I love reiki. I love writing. i love that folks […]

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Pablo Neruda Sonnet XVII (100 Love Sonnets, 1960) I don’t love you as if you were the salt-rose, topaz or arrow of carnations that propagate fire: I love you as certain dark things are loved, secretly, between the shadow and the soul. I love you as the plant that doesn’t bloom and carries hidden within […]

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I just spent 3 minutes listing what I love and then lost the post. I love that anyone who is reading this will just have to trust that I made my list today. See more progress on: spend three minutes a day listing what I love for the next 43 days

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