Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
The following quote is credited to a Navy Seal:“Under pressure, you don’t rise to the occasion; you sink to the level of your training.” Made me wonder, “What am I prepared for? What have I trained for?” And that took me back to the emotional and spiritual battle I shared with you on January 27,… Read More
My friend Dale has spent the last few years living this cancer-life, although he was told at one time that his life span was a matter of months. But here he is, still popping up out of the box. And he’s not alone. Many of us are in that boat: a flurry of crises, treatments,… Read More
Do you know your area of influence? Sometimes we look around us and think, “What difference do I make? Can I make?” Everything you do, act, or say makes a difference to those you are in contact with throughout any given day. It doesn’t matter if you influence a small, medium, or large group of… Read More
I did find that in my 50s and 60s. I was a grandma for the first time. I retired to write all the things I had been training my whole life to write. We traveled. I dug deeply into the Bible to understand its stories also historically. I gave myself permission to follow my passions—and… Read More
As many of you have noticed, I’ve been dealing with health issues. Which means, I am also dealing with spiritual issues. A friend of mine, poet John Thompson, call this a cathartic exercise in poetry, and that hits the nail on the head. I am a verbal processor, it’s how I work through things, how… Read More
I just saw on this on Pinterest, but I was unable to track down the source. Making someone feel seen, heard, and understoodis the loudest way to love them. My first thought: Whoever wrote this understands my love language. My second thought: Wouldn’t this be true for everyone? I don’t think you can ever go… Read More
Guys, I need your help.I’m in the middle of an argument with my wife, and she told me I’m right.What in the world do I do now? Never ask a woman who is eating ice straight from the cartonhow’s she doing. Much to his chagrin, Ted learned today that Susan does, indeed, have a last… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 