Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Day 63
So I went to a healing energy practice tonight, not realizing that their particular modality was Christian-based. And it was good. They let me know that they would be invoking Jesus Christ, and I let them know that I accepted that - energy is energy, love is love, right?
It was a positive and wonderful evening. I have nothing snarky to say. I just wanted to share that in a time when so many beliefs seem polarized and when so many people can not practise tolerance and acceptance - that we can indeed hold hands with each other and respect each other if we really want to.
I was south of Calgary and the stars were out, so I took a picture of me with one of them.
It was a positive and wonderful evening. I have nothing snarky to say. I just wanted to share that in a time when so many beliefs seem polarized and when so many people can not practise tolerance and acceptance - that we can indeed hold hands with each other and respect each other if we really want to.
I was south of Calgary and the stars were out, so I took a picture of me with one of them.
Monday, 3 March 2014
Sunday, 2 March 2014
Saturday, 1 March 2014
Chloe picspam
Five years ago today, I brought this scaredy cat home:
She wasn't impressed. Or happy. Chloe's guesstimated age was seven months. She'd been found with her littermates by a dumpster, and taken in by the MEOW Foundation on December 15, 2008. Her brother and sister found forever homes fairly quickly, but Chloe was shy and the 18 people who'd previously asked to see her had decided not to adopt her. I looked at that scared baby and knew that I had to bring her home.
She wasn't impressed. Or happy. Chloe's guesstimated age was seven months. She'd been found with her littermates by a dumpster, and taken in by the MEOW Foundation on December 15, 2008. Her brother and sister found forever homes fairly quickly, but Chloe was shy and the 18 people who'd previously asked to see her had decided not to adopt her. I looked at that scared baby and knew that I had to bring her home.
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