If your armor against the world is laziness and excuses, you’re not protecting yourself from battle and injury — you’ve trapped yourself inside with them.
attitude
Bent & broken
“I have been bent and broken, but — I hope — into a better shape.”
—Charles Dickens (1812–1870), Great Expectations, 1861
Healing stronger
Scars tell us more about the future than the past, about how we can live strong despite any pain we’ve been through.
Saving y’all some time
After reading countless health books over the past couple of decades, I can tell you it pretty much all boils down to this: Eat plenty of veggies, work, play, rest, and don’t worry.
Little thriving without roots
Live for the roots
Love the green
Dance with the blossoms
Kindling
Every dawn relights my soul.
Tough as concrete
Each negative experience hardens us a little more to life. Some of us are tough as concrete. But try to leave yourself a few cracks, so that love and flowers can grow through.
None excluded
Prayer is for the grateful and for the
Bartleby
How can something bother you if you won’t let it?
Woodard’s wisdom
“The cure… resign as general manager of the universe.”
—Rev. Jack Woodard, 1961
Pain is a story
Adversity enhances this tale we call life.
Every dawn
Dawn is the glow of opportunity, the light of a fresh start, the aurora of hope breaking open a new day.
Soaring
Give your stress wings and let it fly away.