Unmanageable
CherylRostekBlog2025-04-23T10:00:37-07:00How to live an unmanageable life “Maybe life isn’t meant to be manageable.” I scrawl the thought on my journal page. My husband is out of town and I’ve just returned from dropping my daughter
How to live an unmanageable life “Maybe life isn’t meant to be manageable.” I scrawl the thought on my journal page. My husband is out of town and I’ve just returned from dropping my daughter
Everyone should read classics was the thought running amuck in my mind as Charlotte Brontë captivated me with Jane Eyre’s simple, yet substantial character. Admittedly, I was never much of a classics reader. Their
Introduction When glioblastoma thrust me close to death I was intimately aware of the Divine. She was readily within reach; I touched the corner of Her cloak. Brain cancer had transported me to a “thin
End of Life Wisdom I have learned over the past few years that love is a reliable pathway. (disclaimer- I'm uncertain of *where* exactly this pathway will take me - maybe that's part of the
Wonderfully made Today I marvel at how wonderfully I've been made. I kinda thought my body, my immune system, had let me down allowing cancer to set up a proliferating camp in my brain, but
Today I am a 4 year Glioblastoma survivor! This IS worth celebrating! (So I did, last night with some great lighthearted fun and I laughed more than I have in months! It felt so good.)
The image I’ve chosen for this post is one that I acquired at a retreat I went to a year ago. I resonated with the image because most of it is blurry. It felt like
If you know me well, you know that I LOVE Brene Brown, her books and her teaching. I appreciate her authenticity and wholehearted approach to life. Part of her definition of wholeheartedness is accepting
There is much I could share today. I could write volumes about the significance of today and the journey of the past 3 years. One blog at a time, one book at a time I
Today I am grateful for grace. For freedom and release from trying to measure up. Editorial note:. This sat on my computer unposted for ... Awhile. It felt Ugh. I wondered: is this post too