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Winter Lights {don't take them down}
With the return of early winter darkness, white lights bring festivity, joy, and hope to a dark medieval-like world. It is the right of all who are afflicted by cold, icy weather and bare-branched trees to light up their world, not because of a holiday, but because it gives a warm welcome home from work and evening dog walks and adds a cozy winter essence to visitors and passers-by in their cars. Winter white lights give a cozy "hello" to passersby all season long. https://
Annie O'Dell
Nov 122 min read


Shutting Down
It happens to all of us at some point in our lives. In the midst of all-is- well, a sudden lay off, death of a loved one, or break up sends us spiraling into depression. It comes from nowhere, and we shut down. It seems hopeless to think we will get back on our feet and smile again. But as effortlessly as a kitten climbing into our lap, suddenly we get up, and even become bored with our own misery. Just facing our day, putting one foot in front of the other, going to work
Annie O'Dell
Nov 51 min read


Clearing Inner Blockages
Think of your body as a room or house you are redesigning. To do this take time to meditate in the morning, with coffee or tea, as you focus on the goals that you want to be a part of your life. Diet, more exercise, a new job, reconnecting with family or friends are possible priorities you have been procrastinating on. Lets Clean the slate for creative change. Meditation for Clearing Inner Blocks Visualize the interior of your body as a room you are redesigning, opening up.
Annie O'Dell
Nov 21 min read


Autumn Loneliness - Empathic Tuneup
As we approach the end of another year and look back at our lives, it isn't unusual to feel frustrated or alone. It can be as simple as a house renovation project that didn't happen, a friend or family member, or a relationship we didn't fix, or even the promise to ourselves this year we would take a cruise and do something totally out of the ordinary. And then it dawns on us. We got too busy. Or a large, necessary purchase took first priority... again. It's okay. The hardes
Annie O'Dell
Oct 242 min read
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