Reflection questions to help pay attention to summer.

Not every decision has to be heavy.

Katherine Heiny’s Early Morning Riser makes me think about my own small town life.

It’s time for another joy list.

I’m using Emily P. Freeman’s reflection questions to look back on March.

Brian Doyle’s One Long River of Song is the most beautiful and moving essay collection I’ve read in a long time.

We love the Beatles.

In February, I need the reminder to look for joy.

Thinking about why I write.

I’m using reflection questions from Emily P. Freeman to think about what I learned in January.

I’m considering how writing, and other ordinary everyday activities, help me light my corner of the world.

Thinking about the things I carry.

I’m reflecting on the past month with Emily P. Freeman’s guiding questions.

Thinking about how to make a difference when life feels out of control.

I’m following Emily P. Freeman’s guidelines for October reflection.

My daughter and I are in the kitchen again, where we’re both learning new approaches to food.

I’m rounding out September by reflecting on the things that are bringing me joy right now.

The magic of three—quiet, writing, and reading—changed the course of my week.

I’m sharing my list of what’s saving my life right now.