April Reflection: A New Pup, Writing Series and Practicing the Pausing

April Reflection: A New Pup, Writing Series and Practicing the Pause

by Angela Tague // April 28, 2020 // No Comments

Hey, friend. Spring is here! I’m loving the warmer weather, blooming flowers and longer walks out in nature. This shift to spending more time outside is welcomed, especially with stay-at-home orders still in place. I’m thankful I live in an... Continue reading →

The Importance of a Daily Practice

by Angela Tague // April 21, 2020 // No Comments

Ohhh, friend. We are into the sixth full week of social distancing and home quarantines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Every single friend I’ve spoken to has been riding a rollercoaster of up and down days during this emotional trauma.... Continue reading →

Into Nature I Often Go

by Angela Tague // April 7, 2020 // No Comments

Dear friends, during this time of transition from our previous lives into an evolved way of being… listen. Hear what’s in your heart, accept and act. Into Nature I Often Go Into nature, I often go, To clear my mind... Continue reading →

March 2020 Reflection: A Time to Listen and Grow

by Angela Tague // March 31, 2020 // No Comments

Hey, there. As I sit down to write this month’s reflection post, I’m not even sure where to begin. I almost didn’t begin, because I’m fluctuating between the ability to write and the need to curl up in a ball... Continue reading →

Showing Up for…Yourself

by Angela Tague // March 24, 2020 // No Comments

I gently fluffed my side ponytail as I sang along to classic Poison lyrics circa 1988. You can look, but you can’t touch… As I swayed along to the throwback music of my youth, I slowly lined my tired eyelids... Continue reading →

5 Ways to Stay Social While Practicing ‘Social Distancing’ During the Coronavirus Pandemic

by Angela Tague // March 17, 2020 // No Comments

The phrase of the hour is ‘social distancing’. As we collectively work to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, it’s imperative we reduce our exposure to others — to slow the spread of this illness. But, this distancing doesn’t have... Continue reading →