by Teri Brown | Oct 24, 2025 | joy, Mental Health, organizing, Writing Life
When I first blogged about capacity, I thought I had my shiz together. Mostly. The universe had other plans and I let something I care about slip through my fingers. Boy, does that send this recovering perfectionist into a spiral. Fortunately, I’ve learned a lot about...
by Teri Brown | Oct 4, 2025 | joy, Mental Health, organizing
What is Capacity? According to a quick Google search, capacity is the maximum amount that something can contain. The problem with this definition is that I am not a thing and I only have two arms, so my capacity to hold is limited. Yet, people say my capacity is huge....
by Teri Brown | Feb 20, 2021 | Books, chores, health, joy, Writing, Writing Life
It was a good week in spite of the fact that my love was doing his due diligence at the Powder House. Oh, who am I kidding, dude went to ski at Anthony Lakes with one of our best friends! And ski, he did. Looks absolutely incredible. If I liked skiing. Actually, it...
by Teri Brown | Feb 12, 2021 | chores, health, joy, Mental Health, Writing, Writing Life
My plan for the weekend was set, but like all plans, it changed when Mother Nature intervened. I took today off in order to have a four-day weekend at the Powder House with my newly retired hubby. We had planned on doing a whole lot of nothing—there is still a...
by Teri Brown | Nov 27, 2020 | joy
For us, Like many others across the US, Thanksgiving was a quiet affair. Just my mom, hubby and doggy. I woke up before everyone else and did some early morning research. It’s a tradition for us to give money to a Native American organization on Thanksgiving and I...
by Teri Brown | Nov 19, 2020 | joy
The organization I work for has engaged a human resources coach to help its admin and leaders understand how their own emotional responses affect their collaboration as a team. This is an ongoing year-long session that includes both private and small group coaching....
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