Author Archives: Karen Nicholson
How to Fall Off a Horse
Get on a horse. Rather difficult to fall off of one otherwise. Pretty much a no-brainer. My chiropractor (bless his heart) warned me that I would eventually fall – I hate it when he’s right. However, this particular ride was … Continue reading
It’s Time.
Last January the most devoted follower of this blog lost his private battle with depression. He provided, besides an ever-encouraging sounding board to my musings, a “buddy bench” for me and so many others who found themselves alone on the … Continue reading
So. Since the last time we visited I have taken steps toward fulfilling a preteen dream of spending a great deal of time around horses. To that end, I have taken three (count them – 3) lessons from a self-proclaimed … Continue reading
Originally posted on NJBiblio:
Just One Minute… My three year old son is great for the phrase “just one more minute” when he’s trying to buy a little extra time playing with his trains or trying to avoid bedtime. It’s…
Please vote for a chance of a lifetime (and it’s not even for me)!
This cool lady is “this close” to winning the trip of her biggest, baddest, bucket list adventure. How awesome is that? Check it out and vote in as many ways as you possibly can! Related articles Then, I started blogging. … Continue reading
Mars and Venus in Retrospect
One of the first boys who liked me that I liked back (an elusive juxtaposition “my whole life” until the ripe old age of 14) came into my life during a trip up the steps of the Washington Monument. There were … Continue reading
Dreams Revisited
Last night as I was viewing the last segment of Wayne Dyer‘s recent PBS special, Wishes Fulfilled, I realized that I need to reconsider a dream I had several years ago while recovering from cancer surgery. Dr. Dyer interviews Anita … Continue reading
Dream On!
Last night I dreamt that I was dead. Well, almost dead. I was about to die and so I was pretending to be dead just to go along with the inevitable. In order to pretend to be dead I lay … Continue reading
I’ve Changed My Story and I’m Sticking To It!
When something so miraculous happens I want to share it with others in such a way that they will “get” the miracle too. Therefore I stall, hem and haw, ok I’ll say it – procrastinate it often right into oblivion. … Continue reading