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Journaling Questions: Beginning in the empty nest!

All of us have a story to tell ourselves.. Sometimes we see the dark side, the negative side of our perceptions and other times we see the light and positive expressions. I believe both sides need writing release time. The blank page might be numbing, but just begin with any thing. a word, a doodle,
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Empty Nest Support is a welcoming harbor

Empty Nest Support is a welcoming harbor and a place to build a larger community for each other. I believe we write because we are all wanting to make a connection, know who we are, and unfold what we are needing, feeling and thinking. Sometimes we connect with

Empty Nest

I believe this year is going to be full of opportunities to: believe you can, to risk, to say I am sorry and I need you to

EMPTY NESTER MEMORIES and HOPES

I was talking with a sad mother today who was missing her son who got married. She reminisced about past holidays of stringing the garland popcorn, pre-school gifts he made her, like the hand print in clay, school day projects of salt maps, and those freezing football games of jumping up and down, always praying
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HOLIDAY PRACTICES – MEDITATION

Empty nest had an advantage today, quiet and no other person

EMPTY TIME

The holidays have tapped on our door and empty time is placed in the basement. I still have my intention to engage in a creative force. I feel the chaos from my to-do list, the shopping, the events to schedule, the want to bring joy and beauty to my home, and keeping creativity flowing. Right
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When My Tears Bring Me Down

When my tears bring me down, and I curl into bed missing that love

Thanksgiving Quiet Time

My grateful list as an Empty nester

Getting Out Of My Routine

Empty nest will be full. Holidays are next week. I have been routinely working away, long days and nights. I let my honey know.

Empty Nesters… SWEET TREAT…

My girlfriend and I were hiking this morning and she asked me,

HALLOWEEN: Oh my gosh, I forgot it was Halloween.
I must be an empty nester!

I was driving home from the farmer

Natalie Caine, M.A. natalie@lifeintransition.org