Sharon E. Hines
Helping you tend your space, schedule and soul so you can enjoy the moments that matter most.
The Sneaky Problem With Perfectionism
I’ve been thinking a lot about hope this week. Especially how I tend to live without it. What I mean by that is I’m so used to waiting, and waiting and waiting and waiting, but without the desired results. There are at least two issues with this: I stopped waiting expectantly. I fell into a
Goodness in the Messy Middle
I didn’t like January very much. It felt like a never ending, vast expanse of dreariness. Like thick fog over a graveyard. Maybe because we had to get used to winter without Christmas and home without Hannah. It could be because something is always left behind when you go through a transition. There’s also a
Make Room for Hope
I don’t do well with waiting. Especially when I feel like I’ve done all the things I’m supposed to do to see results; setting intentions, writing goals, and doing the next right thing. Then, I get restless. The next thing I know, I’m rearranging furniture. So, it makes perfect sense (in retrospect) that I was rearranging
