Share Your Heart
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Heart Snowman at Harvard Business School
Carson and Nori at Harvard Business School
Carson in front of old Stock Exchange Ticker
Mixed emotions of a weary traveler.
Early November I made travel plans to take my youngest on the “college tour.” I booked flight arrangements as cheaply and efficiently as a miserly C. P A. for Boston, New York, Minneapolis, Austin and D. C. (We can drive to San Francisco) Each stop, like a book tour, only arranged around his winter and spring holidays. Little did I know in November that I would overlap chemotherapy appointments.
I am sticking to the schedule. Having a next stop gives me a light ahead. It’s like when I’m running and I make a goal on the horizon and bargain with myself to keep going until that certain tree. Breathe, do the work, and soon I find myself there.
The highlight of our journey, thus far, was seeing my sister teaching her class at Harvard Business School on Valentine’s Day. It may not be your usual expectation of romantic endearment. I was proud of her and joyful that my seventeen year old could get a picture in his mind of that tree on the horizon. What we demonstrate is more important than what we say. My greatest accomplishment is my children.
Show your heart today ~ snow geese guide each other well ~ fly in the first rung.



Mixed emotions of a weary traveler.
Early November I made travel plans to take my youngest on the “college tour.” I booked flight arrangements as cheaply and efficiently as a miserly C. P A. for Boston, New York, Minneapolis, Austin and D. C. (We can drive to San Francisco) Each stop, like a book tour, only arranged around his winter and spring holidays. Little did I know in November that I would overlap chemotherapy appointments.
I am sticking to the schedule. Having a next stop gives me a light ahead. It’s like when I’m running and I make a goal on the horizon and bargain with myself to keep going until that certain tree. Breathe, do the work, and soon I find myself there.
The highlight of our journey, thus far, was seeing my sister teaching her class at Harvard Business School on Valentine’s Day. It may not be your usual expectation of romantic endearment. I was proud of her and joyful that my seventeen year old could get a picture in his mind of that tree on the horizon. What we demonstrate is more important than what we say. My greatest accomplishment is my children.
Show your heart today ~ snow geese guide each other well ~ fly in the first rung.







Published on February 15, 2014 06:42
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