Archive for March 24th, 2008

24
Mar
08

House with the pointy roof

Went out with friends last Saturday. When I asked one of the husbands if they might be interested in meeting up the following day (Easter Sunday), he shook his head and said, “we have the house with the pointy roof tomorrow.” Love it! This friend has the best sense of humor and I still laugh when I recall his words.

Yesterday, Amy and I hiked the ridge at the Lafayette reservoir. This is a pretty challenging 2 hour hike. We love it cause it is close to our homes and we can get the hike done in the morning and still have the afternoon for ourselves. Neither of us celebrates Easter so we were glad to have each other to share the day.

At one point in the hike, we noted that being out in the fresh air, breathing, taking in the beautiful scenery, while doing good for our bodies and souls is like being at church for us. Our house with the pointy roof….

24
Mar
08

Be good to yourself

I am kicking myself today, feeling disappointed. I made a promise to myself that I did not keep. There is definitely no worse sense of disappointment than feeling disappointed in yourself. I need to be stronger and stick to my commitments.

I just read my horoscope too, which actually makes me feel a bit better cause it’s almost like it was meant to be, although I am not really much of a believer in astrology. Here it is:

“There is a lot of heavy emotional energy around you today and it could make you start feeling moody and slow. Don’t worry about it. So what if you take a little longer to get ready this morning, or you’re not quite as talkative as you usually are? The people who know and respect you aren’t going to get upset about it, so why should you? Drink all the extra cups of coffee you want, your situation won’t change. But in a few days, it will be over.”

Guess the best I can do is apologize to myself. As we forgive, forget, and move on when it comes to friends and family, I gotta do the same for myself.

24
Mar
08

Carrie Fisher

We went to see Carrie Fisher at the Berkeley Rep last Saturday. What a treat! I had no idea she has led such a crazy life…. check out her bio .

The show was well presented and they did a great job of making you feel like you were a guest at Carrie’s home listening to her tell her story. The stage was made up like her living room and Carrie dressed in lounge type attire strutted the stage chain smoking clove cigarettes and drinking diet coke. It was an entertaining aut0biography of Carrie’s life. It is really quite amazing how sane and positive minded she is in light of all of the tumultuous and destructive events of her life.

At the end of the show, Carrie threw out a few quotes to leave us with. My favorite was: “resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die”. Good stuff.




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