Archive for the ‘grieving’ Tag

• July 29, 2015 The Sun’ll Come Out posted in Uncategorized tagged acceptance, addiction, alcoholism, avoidance behaviors, grace, grieving, healing through writing, hope, Insantiy, mental health, plan of the day, recovery, sex, Spirituality, underearning
• July 28, 2015 Tapped Out posted in Uncategorized tagged addiction, antiques, death of mother, divorce, grieving, hope, laziness, recovery, regreat, Spirituality, tap dancing
• July 11, 2015 Consumed In Light posted in Uncategorized tagged addiction recovery, blogging, dancing, grieving, healing, New Orleans, religion, self-pity, Spirituality, the sublime, writing
• June 27, 2015 Happy 50th Anniversary to My Wonderful Parents posted in Uncategorized tagged death, government, grieving, hope, LGBTQ rights, marriage equality, parents of gay kids, politics, recovery, relationships, SCOTUS, USA
• June 24, 2015 Together on the Wind posted in Uncategorized tagged aferlife, Alabama, death, death of parents, Ducati Monster, grace, gratitude, grief, grieving, happiness, healing, honda 305 scrambler, memories, metaphysics, mothers and fathers, motorcycles, Native American Spirituality, Native Americans, prayer, visions
• June 23, 2015 Love the Trolls, Hate the Trolling posted in Uncategorized tagged addiction recovery, alcoholism, art, betrayal, codependency, comedy, cowardice, death, divine help, divorce, Domestic Abuse, faith, forgiveness, friends, gay, gay divorce, Gay Marriage, grief, grieving, haters, internalized homophobia, Internet Trolls, loss of a loved one, metaphysics, Mothers and Sons, playwriting, rejection, script writing, Spirituality, trolls, vitriol
• June 22, 2015 Kindness Trumps the Rest posted in Uncategorized tagged dating, death, first dates, fishing, gay relationships, grieving, heartbreak, LGBTQ, loss, Mothers and Sons, Native American, Native American Spirituality, romance
• June 20, 2015 A Solstice Dance With My Best Girl posted in Uncategorized tagged charity, Cherokee, Christianity, death and dying, faith, grief, grieving, healing through writing, hope, Lakota, love, Mothers and Sons, native spirituality, religion, ritual, Spirituality, summer solsitice, the veil
• June 17, 2015 The Next Generation posted in Uncategorized tagged Alabama, barbershops, Chanunpa, death, faith, fire prevention, God, grief, grieving, health, hope, Mothers and Sons, motorcycles, mourning, prayer, religion, ritual, sacred pipe, The Red Road