Category Archives: Finding my way

Lessons Learned

Posted on December 1, 2020 by Lou Ann Thomas

It has never been more important that we understand although personal freedom is a right, I hope your parents, teachers and clergy also taught you, that professing your rights without acknowledging your responsibilities is a reflection of an immature stance of selfishness, ignorance and potential harm.
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Posted in As I see it, Finding my way, Health and Well Being, Help and helpers, Uncategorized | Tagged caring, childhood lessons, compassion, Cover-19, Do unto others, Integrity, working together | 4 Comments

The Color of Human

Posted on June 7, 2020 by Lou Ann Thomas

Learning just how privileged we are may be the first step to also learning how we can be better allies to our Black brothers and sisters, and all who do not share our beigeness. Continue reading →

Posted in As I see it, Finding my way, Transitions, Uncategorized | Tagged Hard conversations about race, Learning about racism, Race in America, racism in america, Waking up, Waking up white, white privilege | 1 Comment

Appreciating it all – before it’s gone

Posted on January 21, 2020 by Lou Ann Thomas

Health challenges can lead to greater appreciation. Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, As I see it, Finding my way, Health and Well Being, Transitions | Tagged Aging, Appreciating life, appreciation, graceful aging, loving life, taking care of yourself | 6 Comments

A Twinkle in Time

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Lou Ann Thomas

Growing doesn’t stop after we start “showing signs” of aging. It simply deepens into a rich, full relationship to ourselves. Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, As I see it, Finding my way, Health and Well Being, Transitions, Uncategorized | Tagged Aging, Aging with grace, growing up and older, humor, life, Loving my body, Peace with age, wrinkles | 5 Comments