Author Archives: Suze
Holiday
The word derives from “holy day” – originally, a day of dedication to religious observance. You may or may not define holiday this way. Agreement on what the holidays “should” or “shouldn’t” be are as varied as snowflakes on the ground in Canada, and as numerous as the grains of sand on the beach here in […]
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BEing Thankful to Myself
It is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada – my favorite holiday – a time to reflect and have a shared experience of gratitude. There has been a lot of attention placed on having an Attitude of Gratitude, however from my perspective the part noticeably missing is being grateful to ourselves. As humans we tend to be […]
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Open or Closed?
It is normal. We experience something, we “make up our minds” about it, and then hold that perception as “truth”. In April I made my first visit to St. John’s Newfoundland. A 20 minute drive is Cape Speare- the most easterly point of North America. Something about being on the edge of the continent captured […]
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Living on Auto-pilot
I recently had a dream that I was driving a car from the back seat. No – I wasn’t back seat driving in the usual sense. There was no one else in the car. Odd in the usual way of dreams. How can I drive from the back seat? I can’t see very well. Can’t […]
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Living on Auto-pilot
I recently had a dream that I was driving a car from the back seat. No – I wasn’t back seat driving in the usual sense. There was no one else in the car. Odd in the usual way of dreams. How can I drive from the back seat? I can’t see very well. Can’t […]
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