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By Cherry Woodburn on March 29, 2013
The radio in my car is set to my local NPR station. I enjoy listening to the shows of Kojo Nnamdi, Diane Rehm, Terry Gross and more. They stimulate my brain. I keep up with what’s going on in the world. I hear different points of view. But… I miss the every-part-of-my-being stimulation and curative [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged confidence building, mood altering impact of music, music therapy, personal development, personal development for women |
By Cherry Woodburn on March 25, 2013
My garage door was stuck…again. I was shoving hard to get it to move. (from Gary Larson, Far Side.com) Then I lightened up and with that, the door flew open. Life always offers lessons if we pay attention. I sighed as I thought of myself as the door. The innumerable times in my life when [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged authentic self, listening to shoulds, listening to your gut, personal development |
By Cherry Woodburn on January 3, 2012
The following is a guest post by Kath Read, who blogs at Fat Heffalump – Living With Fatititude. I love her writing and have learned a lot from her, including some fat stereotypes of my own. It’s been very humbling and very exciting to have my thinking expanded. This is a story, her story, of [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged fat acceptance, fat activism, fat embodiment, fat people stereotypes, fatheffalump, Kath Read, our "stories" can become our reality, paradigm shifts about body image, the stories we tell ourselves |
By Cherry Woodburn on December 26, 2011
I allowed my “Coming of Age (COA) at 62″ writing-every-day ritual to get a bit mucked up last week. My not feeling well combined with the drive from VA to PA; my son & family visiting; and being out of any sort of routine set me back. I need to be precise here if I’m [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged Borderless thinking, Cherry Woodburn, Coming of Age, Coming of Age at 62, Confidence Chronicles, forgiveness of a cheating husband, letting your feelings run your life, personal development, personal development for women |
By Cherry Woodburn on December 21, 2011
The rattle is powerful. It brings almost instant meditation and creates a changed state for me that is more powerful than traditional meditation. I’ve always had a hard time sitting and meditating. I get agitated rather than relaxed. People tell me if I just keep practicing I’ll “get there” - beyond an agitated state and [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged Borderless thinking, Cherry Woodburn, Coming of Age, Coming of Age at 62, personal development, personal development for women, rituals and ceremony |
By Cherry Woodburn on December 20, 2011
I’m chronicling my second Coming Of Age – At 62 with ritual, ceremony and 365 days of writing/posts on the good, the bad and the ugly of a Baby Boomer starting again. It means honesty on my part and not hiding the light or the dark side of me. Join me in my adventure. Woke [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck, Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged Cherry Woodburn, Coming of Age, Guapos, Nobody puts Baby in the corner, Patrick swayze, personal development, personal development for women, Shirlington |
By Cherry Woodburn on June 15, 2011
On Flag Day, Redhead Writing announced a sale on Big People Pants at Owning Your Shit Emporium. I like to think that I don’t need to drive over to that sale because I already own enough Big People Pants. Unfortunately, sometimes I forget to put them on in the morning, which can set off a [...]
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Posted in Getting Unstuck | Tagged Autobiography in 5 Short Chapters, Portia Nelson, Redhead Writing |