Scott, you are a true gift to the world. You are an incredible inspiration to me and so many. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your light and love.
Big love,
Kathy
(the starstruck fangirl from your Nashville writing workshop)
Thank you for sharing this. It definitely resonates with me. I lost my dad in July of 2006. That month and September as his birthday is in September are always tough for me.
I so love how our lives are about our energy.
I've been focusing more on finding balance and peace. Focusing more on the positive.
Happy Thanksgiving Scott!!!! I am grateful for you!!!!!!
Portend? Now that's a word!!!!!
The autumn leaves are gorgeous right now. I pulled my calf muscle this morning while walking one of my two dogs, so I am having a self care day !!!!! All is Well !!!! Love you, Tom
These reminders are so great any and every time of the year! I know that I have days and or months throughout the year that are tough. I work hard on reframing my thoughts and feelings around them. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and wisdom here!
Also, I could listen to you saying I LOVE YOU a hundred times a day!!! Thank you. I love you. xxoo ❤🥰
Thank you so much for this beautiful piece ❤️ It puts me in mind of a line from the poet/artist Morgan Harper Nichols - “Let July be July. Let August be August.” and so on. The holidays are often hard for me, and there is lots going on this year, so I didn’t get to celebrate Thanksgiving. Expecting melancholy and strife during tough times has always been a security blanket for me, a way to steel myself against potential bad outcomes. I like to consider myself a badass person who doesn’t need a security buffer against bad outcomes.
It’s hard but rewarding to show ourselves as fully human, warts and all. Letting go of the things we use to steel ourselves against life, as you so gracefully embody in this piece, is the only way to truly reveal ourselves in a way that allows expansion, peace and growth.
Scott, you are a true gift to the world. You are an incredible inspiration to me and so many. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your light and love.
Big love,
Kathy
(the starstruck fangirl from your Nashville writing workshop)
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Thank you, Kathy, and sending you so much love!
❤️ ❤️❤️
Scott,
Thank you for sharing this. It definitely resonates with me. I lost my dad in July of 2006. That month and September as his birthday is in September are always tough for me.
I so love how our lives are about our energy.
I've been focusing more on finding balance and peace. Focusing more on the positive.
Surrounding myself with positive people.
Happy Holiday Scott 💕👐
Balance and peace are lovely intentions. Happy Holidays and lots of love to you, Nancy. 💜
Thank you Scott
Happy Holidays and lots of love to you also 💕
Happy Thanksgiving Scott!!!! I am grateful for you!!!!!!
Portend? Now that's a word!!!!!
The autumn leaves are gorgeous right now. I pulled my calf muscle this morning while walking one of my two dogs, so I am having a self care day !!!!! All is Well !!!! Love you, Tom
Tons of love, Tom! ❤️💕💜
These reminders are so great any and every time of the year! I know that I have days and or months throughout the year that are tough. I work hard on reframing my thoughts and feelings around them. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and wisdom here!
Also, I could listen to you saying I LOVE YOU a hundred times a day!!! Thank you. I love you. xxoo ❤🥰
I love you x 100, Chrisann. ❤️❤️❤️
😍😘🥰
Thank you so much for this beautiful piece ❤️ It puts me in mind of a line from the poet/artist Morgan Harper Nichols - “Let July be July. Let August be August.” and so on. The holidays are often hard for me, and there is lots going on this year, so I didn’t get to celebrate Thanksgiving. Expecting melancholy and strife during tough times has always been a security blanket for me, a way to steel myself against potential bad outcomes. I like to consider myself a badass person who doesn’t need a security buffer against bad outcomes.
It’s hard but rewarding to show ourselves as fully human, warts and all. Letting go of the things we use to steel ourselves against life, as you so gracefully embody in this piece, is the only way to truly reveal ourselves in a way that allows expansion, peace and growth.
Wishing you a beautiful holiday season! ✨