Ginger's Blog

Surprised on a Sunday

It was a typical summer Sunday at church. Vacant.  Everyone was either sunbathing, sweating or sleeping somewhere, anywhere but in the sanctuary of the Unitarian Church. I was glad to be sitting for a moment, reprieved from the interruptive calls of "Mommmm!"  Just to...

A Day in Redskin Park

My son and I made our annual trek this Fall, all the way around the Beltway to FedEx Field – home of the Washington Redskins. We do it once a year, every season.  We find all our burgundy and gold gear,  pull out hundreds of dollars from the ATM for the over-priced,...

“And you? When will you begin that long journey into your self?”
– Rumi

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Finding Love Anyways

I have one of those persons in my life. You know the type. Controlling, dominant, critical, condescending, dismissive and disrespectful. Out-and-out emotionally abusive. It would be one thing if I could just say "good riddens" and give them my backside. But last I...

The Complexity of Hope

Like the rest of you, I too love hope.  And if we think about it, life gives us so much of it ... and in so many forms too.  We get to kiss a tired, worn day good-bye and rise to the dawn of an unchartered day ... seven days a week, 365 a year.  We blow horns on New...

The Loss Pot

As we move from the frivolity of summer to the reflective, waning days of autumn, I want to introduce you to a concept of mine I call the "loss pot." Think of the loss pot as a user-friendly term for the unconscious.  It is a grand storage tank, a warehouse or an...

“Nothing so affects the life of a child as the parent’s unfulfilled life.”
– Carl Jung

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