I woke up a little extra tired this morning from book tour, and then reminded my…
I woke up a little extra tired this morning from book tour, and then reminded myself of THIS.
Onward, badass unicorns! Onward!
LG
I woke up a little extra tired this morning from book tour, and then reminded myself of THIS.
Onward, badass unicorns! Onward!
LG
My amazing Grandmother!
I just came from visiting my Grandma Maude — who is 101 years old (and a half!) and who is also the vein of iron that runs beneath the bedrock of this family.
Her powers are mighty, and — to my eye — undiminished.
Her quote of today: "Well, it's no use ever complaining, because it doesn't change anything, and all it does is make everyone around you miserable."
A toast to the strength of the matriarchs of this world. May their iron run stronger through our own veins every year…
LG
THE SIGNATURE OF ALL THINGS in one of my favorite places in the world: Galway, Ireland. Cheers!
Photos of Elizabeth Gilbert
Here you are in Galway , Ireland !
I've been savouring the hard back version & today I saw the paper back !!
Come to Ireland , pleasssse !
Thank you, Milwaukee! You were lovely and wonderful!
See you Friday night, St Paul!
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A friend of this page sent this image today…I love it.
What have you taken off recently?
I've had a lovely experience in the last few weeks of deeper understanding about how much I am NOT in charge of the decisions that other people make — not only about their own lives, but about how they feel toward me.
It's such a simple thing to say ("What people think of me is none of my business") but to actually FEEL that truth deeper in my bones than I ever have before is giving me an extraordinary sense of lightness and possibility.
I feel like I can look at the world with more love and clarity than ever, and just say, "You do you; I'll do me" — and let it go at that. Not to say it aggressively, not to dismiss people or be contemptuous toward them, but just to know that they are on their own journey with their own perspective, and to let it be.
It feels nice to have taken that off — the mistaken sense that I need to be worried about the opinions or actions of other autonomous human beings.
It makes me like other people and myself better.
So what have you taken off? And what do you want to take off next?
All love,
LG