Brené Brown is kicking my butt again – as she does.
She’s got me thinking about belonging.
Author: danaerose
november 12 . 2018
I’m taking the next step in my separation from Perfectionism:
I’m writing.
I’ve learned that Perfectionism is a lousy lover…controlling, manic, arrogant.
may 19 . 2017
momma’s birthday
My momma turned 60 last month. I know – what a shock. She could pass for 42, at least.
may 12 . 2017
My friend Carrie created, developed, and published a gorgeous daily planner called the Codex Planner for women who want to intentionally integrate spirituality into their weekly agendas. Being a lover of physical planners myself (I’m all-about yet another reason to stop looking at my phone so often) and appreciating it’s simple beauty, I wanted to share it with you today.
may 5 . 2017
april 28 . 2017
april 21 . 2017
Remember my friend Ellie of Selflessly Styled? I was so honored when she asked to interview me about my process of engaging with the belief in and support of ethical buying practices and products. Here is the introduction from the finished piece and an invitation to read it in its entirety on her website. Thanks, Ellie! Continue reading “april 21 . 2017”
march 31 . 2017
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I am a birthday-loving person.
I have always believed in taking the entire day to celebrate. It wasn’t until a couple years ago and working a professional job that I realized – oh – it’s not normal for other people to take the day off from work on their birthday? Whomp-whomp. There goes that tradition.
Luckily, this year my birthday fell on a Saturday. And there was never a more perfect birthday. I do find myself saying that every year, so I guess they just keep getting better and better. Continue reading “march 31 . 2017”
february 10 . 2017
“Danae?” knock knock on the bathroom door.
“What?”
“Can you come out? I need to tell you something.”
january 6 . 2017
the clarity winter brings
Desiring peace, wisdom, and fluidity in my thoughts, I have chosen to practice stillness and awareness this winter. I choose to see the beauty in this winter season, embracing the chill that these cold days have brought us and think about how I’m able to see past trees with their branches bare when in other seasons I am seeing more of the trees themselves.
Both perspectives are beautiful. Continue reading “january 6 . 2017”
