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Perspective on Goodbye
Throughout life, people and things come and go. You never really know when the last “goodbye” will be for anyone or anything. It could be a family member passing, a friendship or relationship ending for whatever reason, people moving, pets, items you have had for years that get worn or broken, kids moving away, etc. Whatever it is, there comes a time when things leave your life. It’s not an easy thing for many people to sit with or understand. The word “goodbye” implies an en
kevin.froehling
Feb 18


(Not) Looking For Love in All the Wrong Places
No man, but the coolest purse ever and a pair of riding jeans. Life is good. This afternoon I attended a biker party being held by a local chapter of a national group dedicated to biker safety and education for bikers and the public. I’ve attended some of their events in the past and am starting to actively participate in their events this year. I don’t know many people yet and was going alone so I wasn’t quite sure how it would go. Well, I had a blast. I met a lot of peo

Chick Clearview
Feb 16


Motorcycles Don’t Have Reverse
Written 2.11.26, before writing Winging. I’ve undoubtedly, willingly stepped into my Villain Era, simultaneously embodying and embracing my dark feminine side (see definitions below). All in one go. I realized the last post I made about the pot on the back burner was rapidly boiling. Well, that pot has been simmering slowly, burning more like an acid than boiling water. Since my second-to-last post, I’ve been dealt a massive life blow that even a decade ago, or even half a de

Alice Works
Feb 13


Winging It
The most recent board meeting I found myself needing to reflect on a few things in life. Not that this is anything new for me but from what my team had to say. It went in line with everything else I got going on. They figured with all the time I have had off, that I needed to give an update, and let people know I am alive, so here I am still breathing still typing. They also agreed that I need to stop holding back and beating around the bush. Now in a way because of my histor

Alice Works
Feb 11
Making Stuff
I am rarely without something to do. I knit, embroider, draw, paint, etc. Once upon a time when I was considering grad school, I thought I might become an Art Therapist. Art Therapy is a technique that allows a person to process emotions, reduce stress, and improve self esteem through the creation of art. Art Therapy doesn't require any artistic talent, just the willingness to explore yourself through creating art. For me, making stuff is a good way to self-regulate. It can b
Jen & Pete
Feb 9


The Next Group
I have been asked a few times what the drive is for me to work on the nonprofit. Outside of being drawn to it, the drive to move forward, and the desire to help people, a lot of it boils down to the next generation. They say that each generation does the best they can with the next. Raising children, trying to set the up for success and making sure things are as good as they can be. Well with the world as it is today, that seems like a daunting task to undertake. There is mor
kevin.froehling
Feb 6


