No Dream Too Small

180 degrees.

I remember feeling very foolish when I used to make 180-degree sharp turnarounds, walking right back to the spot where something gripped me. Why it gripped me the way it did, I still do not know. All ... Read More about 180 degrees.

The Heart of the matter.

depression & anorexia, prayer & encouragement, Recovery

How I let it become what it became is unfathomable to me. Had it happened to someone else, I know I would have scoffed disdainfully. I had always heard about what it could do to you, did all I knew ... Read More about The Heart of the matter.

Clouds, white.

Friends, loving the poor, reflections

Every time I miss someone, I don't quite know what to do.Some times, I write a letter in a bottle and throw it out to sea. Some times, I recite a prayer into a white dove's ear. And some times, I even ... Read More about Clouds, white.

A Beautiful Day.

depression & anorexia, Recovery, reflections

A beautiful day is:- Feeling awfully exhausted in the morning from the week's events but feeling great that it's Sunday. Sunday is church day.- Finding another email in my inbox from my sister far ... Read More about A Beautiful Day.

Fools for Causes.

depression & anorexia, doctoring, reflections

It’s been an exhilarating week.After two years of struggling to germinate under fluorescent tubing amidst piles of notes filled with esoteric names of microbacteria, drug names and biochemical ... Read More about Fools for Causes.

Staying True. (edited)

reflections

It has been teased, called names, mocked and jeered at. It has been likened to the humblest of things- a lowly mophead and a skunk's tail, to taking a place in one of the most renowned and spectacular ... Read More about Staying True. (edited)

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