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Strength in Words
Hi there, it's Pete again. I hope everyone is doing well now that the holidays have all ended and everyone's schedules are back to normal. I couldn't really think of anything to write today, so I figured I'd go over a couple of quotes and sayings and stuff that I like. I find these to be rather good. Let's start with the first one. I heard this one from a friend of mine way back in like the late 90s, early 2000s, but it goes like this. "The willow knows what the storm does no
Jen & Pete
Jan 21


Black Sheep of the Family
The other day while listening to my music, a song from the early 80’s came on called the Black Sheep of the Family by John Anderson. Back then, it would have been difficult to tell who was the Black Sheep between me and my brothers. We have all mostly grown up and become responsible adults since then, although my brothers might not totally agree when it comes to me. That’s ok. I like who I am and what I have been and will continue to do with my life. The thought that occu

Chick Clearview
Jan 19
Subtle Changes
Through the journey of healing it’s often easy to get discouraged. The feeling that you are stuck or that things aren’t happening. We have all touched on this in some aspect as we write these blogs, but like other things in life it’s not always easy for us to see the subtle changes that are happening. I can relate this to a more physical aspect of life. A few years back I decided I needed to make some changes to my life style and diet to get myself to a healthier place. I was
kevin.froehling
Jan 16


About That Roller Coaster
I think that everyone on the team has written about the challenges of actually making changes in your life as they move through healing and growth. Growth and change often comes with costs as you make your choices to move forward. Those costs are often hidden among the depths of my mind and soul. As I navigate my path, I find that every time I make some positive steps, life inserts itself and challenges me to keep moving. Sometimes it’s a result of something someone close

Chick Clearview
Jan 14


Masks
Photo credit: Wix We all wear masks. Sometimes it's to fit in. Sometimes it's to disarm cranky customers. Sometimes it's to protect ourselves. Anyone who has worked in a public facing job knows very well the 'customer service mask'. The bright smiles, and inoffensive language, even the posture can be softened all in order to prevent the random asshole customer who is ready to explode from going off on you. You act differently with your work buddies than from your best friends
Jen & Pete
Jan 12
Boom
Many times in life there are trigger events that occur to move you down the road by opening your eyes or removing a block that was in the way. I mentioned something like this in a previous blog about dominoes falling—you should give it a read if you haven’t—but anyway. Sometimes you can tell exactly what it is, or that it’s coming. Sometimes you are even the one to trigger it by agreeing to something or doing something, and the effects ripple out. You see it a mile away, that
kevin.froehling
Jan 9


