by Cari Palmer | May 10, 2015 | My blog, Personal Development, Personal Life
As everyone is posting their beautiful stories and pictures on Facebook about their mother being the best in the world, I can’t say the same about mine. There was a time if I could go way back, where I might feel different. Unfortunately, the choices she made...
by Cari Palmer | May 4, 2015 | Before Spirituality, My blog, Personal Development, Personal Life, Rant
My car was in the shop getting an oil change while I was in the waiting room. With still a lot of time to wait, I found myself sitting next to a man of the Lord. I didn’t invite him into my space, but he decided he needed to have a chat with me. I was kind but...
by Cari Palmer | May 1, 2015 | Before Spirituality, My blog, Personal Life, Rant
I was walking my dog yesterday when I walked by a house with a lovely older woman busily sweeping and cleaning her yard. She looked up as we walked by and gave me a big smile. Then she said in a very fun yet sarcastic tone, “isn’t home ownership...
by Cari Palmer | Apr 30, 2015 | Abuse, Before Spirituality, My blog, Personal Development, Personal Life
I was talking to someone earlier today that asked me about my new life as a blogger. They wondered if I was concerned about my neighbors, my daughter or others in the community reading it and getting to know me in a way that they never have before. They wondered if...
by Cari Palmer | Apr 29, 2015 | My blog, Personal Life, Spirituality
Went with my family and my daughter’s friend to see Insurgent over the weekend at the theater. Naturally you get to sit through and enjoy about a half hour worth of previews. I don’t really mind it much as we don’t go to the movies often, it’s...
by Cari Palmer | Apr 27, 2015 | My blog, Personal Life, Rant
… I would have been infuriated. As I was driving this morning, I heard on the radio that yet another school had a shooting incident, this one in Lacey, Washington, the area where I work! Today a boy went into school with a gun, running throughout the hallway...
