Tag Archives: family time
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To Whom it May Concern: Resigning due to Medical Reasons
7August 7, 2017 by CassieCravings
Today I won’t deflect or even try to pull myself up by the bootstraps. I will take the time to pout, to be bummed and even to mourn the loss. This isn’t a forever deal, but it is a life-changing deal.
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Conversations with Eli: First Big Roller Coaster
2July 3, 2017 by CassieCravings
“Are you ready for your rescue mission adventure? Let the countdown begin! 3…” “I am not prepared for this.” “2…” …
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Building Routines that Matter: Part 4
Leave a commentJune 5, 2017 by CassieCravings
Have you made your list of musts and sketched out a schedule? It’s quite the task, isn’t it? I felt …
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Conversations with Eli: Sounding out the Elements
2May 24, 2017 by CassieCravings
“Would you like a little H20 to drink?” “H20? that is NOT how you spell water.”
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Building Daily Routines that Matter Part 2
6May 8, 2017 by CassieCravings
What is non-negotiable for you in describing a productive day?
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Building Daily Routines that Matter Part 1
2May 1, 2017 by CassieCravings
I want a life that is focused on being authentic and not perfect, on priorities and not busyness, and on the long term instead of what is just in front of my face.
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The Day he Spread his Wings: how a Little Boy found his Independence during Family Crisis
22March 20, 2017 by CassieCravings
It was 3 AM, and I was jolted awake. At first I couldn’t place what had awoken me so abruptly. …
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The Story of Stroke: Learning to be me again Part 5
25February 27, 2017 by CassieCravings
If you have missed the first parts of the story or need to catch up, here are parts 1-4: Part …
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The Story of Stroke: Learning to be me again Part 4
9February 14, 2017 by CassieCravings
Did you miss the first parts of my journey through having a stroke? Here are parts 1, 2 and 3. …
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The Story of Stroke: Learning to be me again Part 2
10January 30, 2017 by CassieCravings
If you missed part 1, you may read it here. While in the ICU, I spend most of my time …
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