Mare Out There: Leaving a Message

There's another episode almost identicle to this. But the feeling felt new, so here we are again. 

After a year of intense grief, a shift. 

This was an unplanned break. But I'm back!

More ways that sneaky resistance shows up. 

Rejection then and now. 

When signs support your dreams.

Putting feelings aside.

I'm back in it. 

Reminding myself that the gap may be wide, but I'm going in a good direction.

Monday morning quarterbacking with a coach.

Giving my Irish accent a go. Hopefully no one from Ireland is listening. Also, don't check my math. 

Setting up an accountability challenge with a friend has been having a huge impact on my productivity. Also, introducing Ursula The Underminer. 

Back at it. 

Taking off for June and July. In my podcast recommendations I completely forgot to mention Good Hang with Amy Poehler -- Love!

Old, deep-seated beliefs can wreak havoc. Like an invasive plant. Here's to planting seeds for healthier growth. 

I had a breakthrough during a conversation with my doctor. I stood up for myself in a way I never had before. 

More on how memories from my early days as a Child Life Specialist brought some revelations. 

Memories from my early days as a Child Life Specialist brought some revelations. 

I am not a good competitor. So, what drives me? 

It's a love-hate relationship. 

For A New Beginning by John O'Donohue

Two acting experiences during one of the saddest times of my life.

A wee check-in. 

It's okay to sweat some of the small stuff. I'm just trying not to let it become the big stuff. 

It's one of my favorite laws. When I'm feeling completely stuck, I remind myself that even just a little motion, is still motion. 

They say movies are made in the editing room. Who's editing your life?

Revisiting Sister Aloysius.

A dedication.

Here's to letting go. 

One of my favorite games from years ago becomes integrated into my life today. 

Took a leap. Took a creative writing class. Here's how that went. 

Holidays can be tricky. I hope you're finding expected, and unexpected, moments of joy. 

This is an addendum to the "Worst Thing Ever?" episode. And it probably won't be the last. I have a lot of feelings about audition attitudes.

Auditioning -- always an adventure.