Divine. That’s what I think about life these days. To me each stage of human life provides such a different perspective. The wonder of childhood begets the awkwardness of teenage angst. The young adult reminds me of a baby colt acting like they have it all figured out, stumbling as they try to walk faster than their legs are ready for. Then the early mother stage…..a litteral force of love that I likened to an ocean wave. I’m fine, I have this…no crap I’m drowning, sucked under again by emotion, by minute details of schedules and playdates, and by the pressure to do this thing right..by the standard of whatever right is supposed to be. Now here I am, middle-aged as some call it. Just as my body starts to droop and change, my mind starts to awaken and become my own again. What do I want? What are my passions? Who knew that indeed I had some….not one, but SOME. Real life is happening to me, no it has always been happening to me, but now I am choosing the ways to face it, to learn from it, to appreciate every dark hole and smallest victory alike. To me, LIVING WELL is to experience not to bury, to seek knowledge, to appreciate, and to pass it on to others. So this is my blog, a combination of a few passions of mine, passed on in hopes of sharing that human connection and living well together.
Not Waiting For Perfect 
I’m so glad you’re blogging again! I’ll be checking in with you!
Stephanie: Thanks for sharing the link. I enjoyed reading through your posts.
Hey Stephanie,
I have a friend who recently moved to your area that you met. His name is Jim Nowlin. We were talking on the phone tonight catching up and he told me about you and your blog here. It’s late and I can’t read it all tonight but I liked what I read and definitely connect with you in several ways. From past experiences to coming unavoidable ones that I’m not looking forward to. Past and future deaths in my immediate family.
Anyways, just wanted to introduce myself and say I appreciated some of what you wrote and will definitely be returning to read more soon. Good job and God bless!
Jeff
You have a wondeful ability to express yourself but I knew that before reading some of your blog. I look forward to reading more and maybe there will be some golf inspired ones :-).