Friday
Oct182013
out of the silence...
Friday, October 18, 2013 at 7:01 AM Artwork and poem from Sept. at-home meditation retreat with Susan Piver...
live it to give it is all about love and connection. Being authentic. Living our lives and sharing it with others. Life is messy and so is this blog. Somedays my organized coach self shows up. Other days it's my vulnerable author. There's a mom that lives inside me alongside a wife, friend, social justice activist, creative muse, ponderer extraordinaire, and multitude of others. I'll introduce you to people who inspire me and offer a peek into my world that very likely intersects with your world. In other words, I will share life in its full, glorious mess with you. I'm honored you're here and I hope you'll come back soon!! Cheers! Kayce
Entries in Poetry (89)
Friday, October 18, 2013 at 7:01 AM Tuesday
Mar192013
Domino... aka Nighttime at Our House
Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 12:12 PM One word—“Mom”—reaches out of the velvety night like cream pouring from fine china. “I’m home.”
tagged Personal Reflection, Poetry
Personal Reflection, Poetry Friday
Feb012013
Unwritten Until Now
Friday, February 1, 2013 at 3:00 AM The creative muse visited recently and wanted to hop into the conversation on beginnings.
tagged Poetry, Relationship, beginnings
Poetry, Relationship, beginnings Monday
Jan282013
Pausing with the Three P's - poetry, photography & pondering
Monday, January 28, 2013 at 1:00 AM In our hectic days, it's important to take a pause for beauty. Today I am delighted to share a few incredible images from master photographer Bill Hughlett accompanied by quotes and excerpts to enrich your day. Enjoy!
tagged Photography, Poetry, Pondering, h3images in Three P's
Photography, Poetry, Pondering, h3images in Three P's Thursday
Oct182012
Nourishment of the Heart
Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 12:01 AM "Deep nourishment doesn't happen by simply reading a self-help book or taking a sabbatical once every five years. Care needs to be infused within us, until it becomes as natural as breathing. Just as breath nourishes and keeps life flowing, self-care allows us to deeply nurture our personal mind, body and spirit. Through this practice, we are better equipped to offer unhindered care and compassion to those we encounter in our work and the world."