by Nancy Seibel | Aug 9, 2018 | Hope, Self-Care, Well-being, Writing
It happened again: an angry exchange between my husband and me that followed a typical pattern. It was, as such conflicts often are, well out of proportion to the triggering event. You would be right to say I started it. You also would be right to say he started it....
by Nancy Seibel | Mar 21, 2018 | Change, Hope, Well-being
I’ve learned, not once but many times, that life seldom unfolds along a straight, predictable path. Unexpected detours along the way are the norm, not the exception. These detours, though they’re often unwelcome, can lead us to find new routes.These might lead...
by Nancy Seibel | Jan 6, 2018 | Hope, Quest
What Does it Mean to Belong? Belonging means survival. I’m reminded of this as I try to imagine how I’d survive this spell of extreme cold without other humans; people who build homes and create systems to heat them; people who fix burst water mains and salt our icy...
by Nancy Seibel | Dec 30, 2017 | Department of Hope, Hope, Nonprofits Blog, Quest
Signs of Hope 2017 It might seem that turbulent times and times of hope cannot co-exist. At times that may be true. And yet, they can take place in tandem. Change and turbulence are always present, some eras seem to be more turbulent than others. Hope for a better...
by Nancy Seibel | Oct 6, 2017 | Hope
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