Spring is returning, and your nervous system notices even the smallest signals of it. Today’s playful reset: Stepoutside for two minutes. Notice one sound. One scent. One sign of new life. Maybeit’s birdsong. Maybe fresh air. Maybe the tiniest green leaf pushing through the ground. These micro-moments of nature help sensitive nervous systems regulate and reconnect. Spring doesn’t arrive all at once. It arrives in whispers. #FunFriday #SpringEnergy #NatureReset #SensitiveSouls #ResonanceHaven 🌙 Weekend Cosmic Note – Mar 28–29 Aries season + nurturing new beginnings Aries season often gets portrayed as charging forward at full speed. But nature reminds us that new life begins softly. Across farms and fields, lambing season is underway. Newborn lambs wobble, stumble, and slowly find their footing. No one expects them to run immediately. Your new beginnings deserve that same kindness. If something new is emerging in your life right now — an idea, a direction, a decision — give it space to grow naturally. Courage does not always look like a leap. Sometimes it looks like nurturing what is just beginning.

We have several new members to greet. Welcome home @Ann Varney @Laura Lou @Nadine Schultheiss @Sarah Cannata Let's give them a proper haven welcome, shall we? Laura, I'm sure you will love it here. You might want to check out the pinned posts and you'll find all the helpful tips in the welcome post with the Wonder woman graphic

I grew up on Bugs Bunny & Roadrunner cartoons. You? My friend even gave me a WHOLE DVD of Roadrunner cartoons (JUST Roadrunner., no other Looney). I play it when I need a laugh. So, here's 1 of my favorite cartoons from Bugs Bunny. My favorite line: "Stop steamin' up my tail!" If you want, you can add a post to the Play category to share your favorite cartoon-- OR add it to the comments. Or nothing at all. Your choice... But I hope you'll share!

Recently, one of my friends who is also a biz bestie went radio silent. Not just a day, but a few... We all have a busy day from time to time, but this person was having certain challenges I knew about, so i was worried. And let me tell you this. YES, always take care of yourself. What I'm talking about isn't a "have to show up" performative thing... It's important to take care of whatever needs tending. But know that those who are close to you will notice if you go silent. We get used to seeing certain people popping up in Skool communities. And when someone goes silent, maybe a part of your mind notices and maybe a part of it thinks, :Oh, they're just busy," or "oh, they're just taking some time away." Maybe... Last weekend, I hadn't heard from my dad in a couple of days, which was unusual. We connect often. We usually have a text, if nothing else, almost every day and talk often. Being 89, you never know. I called hospitals. I tried reaching his apartment complex. Then on Sunday, I called the local police for a welfare check. The cop found that he had died in his apartment. We live in scary times, if you've noticed. You just never know what's going on with someone you care about. A. The person I was missing had medical issues, so I checked on them until they made contact. REAL community means looking out for those outside your tight circle. - If you think of someone, check on them. - If you're going, "I haven't seen ___ for a few days, C-H-E-C-K ON THEM. And if you know you're stepping away for - Self care - Family issues - Medical - vacay Just please let your close-in network know. That is all.

I added some pages into the Fur Baby Gallery called #🌈🌉 Fur Babies Who Crossed the Rainbow Bridge . SOme of our best companions have gone from us, and they still hold our hearts. Please meet Jemma, a gorgeous golden retriever with a fluffy tail and a sassy wiggle walk. Jemma was my guide dog #3. I trained my first 2 myself, and Jemma and Nugget are both from Leader Dogs for the Blind. She got a cancer diagnosis in mid-January 2022. Then 2 weeks after the horrible news, she woke up blind in 1 eye after a nap, and that completely undid her. She died about 5 weeks after diagnosis, on Feb 20,, her 8th birthday. Jemma was the "fluff monster" with so much hair to brush daily. She brought much joy to everyone. I miss her still, even though Nugget is just wonderful. All of our fur babies are special. Some fur babies are especially special. The first pic shows off her smile and fluff. The second was her best day EVER when she got to go BACK to the Star Wheel Ferris Wheel in Branson. The third is the pillow I made for Mom commemorating that day. If you want to share your beloved furs, living or gone, you can see how here #🐈🐕‍🦺🦮 Show off your fur babies! - but it's just basically make a post in the FUR category and I'll pin it to the page where it goes.