Exhale. Step your left foot forward. Raise your arms overhead. Turn your feet 90 degrees to the right. Open your arms up. Expose your heart. Inhale.
I am opening up about yoga and other things at Glow today.
Today is my first post as a regular contributor at Glow in the Woods. I feel incredibly honored to be joining the amazing writing over there. It is a special place to me. My dear friend Molly sent me there. It was the first writing I read about grief beyond a discussion board, and I was blown away by the smart, interesting writing and the real discussions about grief that weren't written with an angel pen. I systematically bookmarked each regular contributor's blog. I followed comments to other blogs, sidebars took me to others. It is probably how I found your blog, or the blog that got me to your blog.
Blogs saved my life. Or at the very least, my sanity. Glow in the Woods was a huge part of that. So, every so many weeks, I will be over there shooting the shit, as my Nan would say. Come and join the discussion.
Angie - fantastic post over at Glow tonight. Great job. I look forward to reading more of your posts in the future.
ReplyDeleteBloggers save my sanity many, many, times. It's an amazing community. Will look forward to reading your contributions over at "Glow."
ReplyDeletehurrah! lovely job, angie. yes, thank god for all the brave blog writing out there, your included. it has helped me to grieve well. xo
ReplyDeleteYour post at Glow really resonated with me today. Thank you for writing, because reading truly does save what's left of my sanity.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you do it, but I am glad that you do.
ReplyDeleteBlogs have made me who I am today, better and saner.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
Yay Angie! Will be my pleasure reading you at GITW. And: yeah, blogs saved my sanity too. For example yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for writing! xoxo
wow, Ang, what a post. I need to think a bit before I try to add to the very thoughtful comments to it as well. I am so glad you are at Glow. I second Audrey. No idea how you do it, but thankful that you do.
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