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This Week’s Card is N is for Nest in High Places
Christmas Cards. Christmas Shopping. Crazy Cooking. Visits. Errands. Parties. Parades. Work-related duties. Home-related duties. Christmas music blaring. This is the time of year of OVERLOAD of activity and information. The N is for Nest in High Places card can represent limitations and recognizing your limits, which is the word of the week. It’s okay to… Continue reading
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Are Sensitive People Part Border Collie?
I don’t like chaos. I used to think it was wanting control but I am realizing it’s my sensitive brain needing order. It all makes sense. As a highly sensitive person, I have a ton of information coming in at once. I notice the big things, the tiny things, and the things on an intuitive level… Continue reading
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In the Sandbox
Belonging to yourself… I used to have a post that was Sketchbook Saturday, because I draw like crazy on Saturdays. That’s probably why I love Saturdays so much. I’ve been feeling lately like my blog has lost its way a bit and has had less of me in it. And it dawned on my when I… Continue reading
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Thoughts of a Sensitive
A good reminder still on the theme of belonging… Continue reading
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Fairy Card for this Week: I is for Indian Gardens
This week’s theme is BELONGING. Holidays can be tough. We aren’t with loved ones who are far away, and we are with loved ones that may be emotionally far away or don’t understand us. I picked the I is for Indian Gardens card, which is all about belonging for this week. How do we know… Continue reading
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This Week’s Featured Card: P is for Fairy Path
P is for Fairy Path. This card can have many meanings for you when you see it, so always trust your guidance. There is one lesson associated with this card I’d like to share that demonstrates the negative and positive aspects of this card. Everyone has a path unique to themselves. If something isn’t on… Continue reading
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Thoughts from a Sensitive: Lack of Support
We often blame ourselves when we are “failing.” But what is really happening is we don’t have enough support or knowledge to succeed in that situation. We simply need more help. Continue reading
