a gratitude practice
Posted in dreams on Sep 15th, 2010
Do you know the feeling when you have subscribed to a magazine that you no longer have time to read? It used to be a delight in your mailbox that you would devour cover to cover. Now, when you see it tucked in with the bills and credit card offers, it just stresses you out. [...]
Being a presenting author at the Wisconsin Book Festival was one of my life dreams, way before I had even started writing a book. I am grateful to invite you all to come see the realization of that dream! Book Reading by Katie Krueger You’ll laugh, you’ll meet cool people, and if you pay attention, [...]
Posted in dreams, friends, history in the making, inspiration on Jan 21st, 2009
Yesterday was such a good day. Even if you are on the far right of the political spectrum, you’d have to be dead inside not to feel some hope for a better future for generations to come. I stayed up way too late looking at all the photo slideshows of the day, wiping my eyes, [...]
Posted in dreams on Oct 31st, 2008
The best thing about doing what you love and following your heart is that more opportunities to do that very thing come your way. Things you could have only dreamed of before suddenly become ordinary experiences. That’s how I feel about this weekend’s adventure: being the keynote speaker at North Carolina Association of International Educators’ [...]
Posted in dreams on Oct 15th, 2008
Today I found another gratitude list postcard in my mailbox! I am so happy you are actually writing to me and I can’t wait to do some major double-batch cookie baking. For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about – to celebrate Snippets of Gratitude’s first birthday, I will send you [...]
Posted in 9-5, dreams, garden, grant writing, Wisconsin, words, writing on Aug 28th, 2008
Last week I met the team of Grant Writers that I will be working with part time this school year. The day left me with so many things to be grateful for : connecting with other grant writers, laughing with new coworkers, and being able to remain connected to making change in education through writing. [...]
An expression of gratitude for all that is good in my life.
