Originally posted on Kara Swanson's Brain Injury Blog:
I’m not going to apologize for posting my Thanksgiving wishes two days early. In a year like 2020 has been, seems all bets are off and I think any measure of thanksgiving is welcome. I don’t think thanksgiving should ever have to wait. This has been…

the pandemic suits my craziness

Fear and I have a dog-and-bone relationship. I’m so grateful I didn’t chip that stupid mutt.
Good morning, Voters!

July 2020 will ring in my memory for a while. Not because of COVID-19, protests, elections, or wildfires. On July 7, a video chat announced that I’d lost my job. For the third time in four years, unemployed. My inner liberty bell rang — time to quit trying. The job-loss showed me how deeply Autism* […]
It does seem to flood at times…Namaste:)
Thank you for the simple yet profound comment, Debra! “Seem” conveys so much, so many options about how to view a state of “overwhelm”… The same state may be viewed by one person as a scarring disaster that must be overcome and forgotten, and another may view it as an opportunity for growth and renewal… How fortunate we are to have the ability to choose our view! Have a wonderful weekend!