Thought Patterns
The way we pattern our thoughts has an enormous impact on our mental health and happiness. Thought patterns can be divided into two main categories. I’m going to call these […]
Tag Archives: anxiety
Slaying the Dragon
Regrettably, this is a metaphorical slaying only. No dragons (or ex husbands, as the case is here) were harmed in the making of this post. Unfortunately. It’s been a […]
Raw
A follow up to Facing the Dragon: Sleep has come in fits and spurts. I’m in a fit right now. Eating hasn’t come at all. My body is still […]
Walking a Marriage
Walking Tiger is pure joy. There is an ease in the connection, a trusted bond evident in the matched rhythms of human and dog. The leash is loose in my […]
Fear of Commitment?
Are you afraid of commitment? Have you been in a relationship with someone who experiences trepidation at the thought of pledging devotion? We tend to think of people who shy […]
Life Whisperer
I started watching The Dog Whisperer about a year after my sudden divorce. Much to my surprise, I learned even more about myself from Cesar Millan than I did about […]
The Misuse of Affection
I’ve written before about how much I have learned from Cesar Millan – not just about dogs, but about myself as well. 10 Life Lessons From the […]
PTSD After Divorce
This is one of those links that I’ve pondered in the past but it has really come to a head in the past few days. First, Paulette posted the following […]
Home on the Range
I grew up in Texas. The trucks in my high school’s parking lot were adorned with gun racks. Animal control had to be called to our neighborhood to capture baby […]
Perchance to Dream
I woke up at 2:30 this morning with pulse racing and limbs twisted under the covers. I had been having a dream where I was trapped in a house with […]
