February Reflection: And Then She Whispered…Slow Down

by Angela Tague // February 25, 2020 // No Comments

In the past few months, I’ve been focusing on improving my cardio health and endurance. I spend a few evenings a week on the treadmill, participate in step challenges with friends and get out in nature to hike the... Continue reading →

January Reflection: It’s All About Emotional Wellness

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

As I sit down to reflect on the month and look over the pieces I’ve written, emotional health has been a primary focus. So many of my friends are juggling difficult personal situations alongside daily life challenges right now, so... Continue reading →

December Reflection: A Look at 2019

by Angela Tague // December 31, 2019 // No Comments

And just like that, we’ve reached the end of 2019. As we look forward to the start of the roaring ’20s it’s a time to pause and express gratitude for the past year. I know my usual monthly reflection posts... Continue reading →

A Winter Solstice Haiku

by Angela Tague // December 24, 2019 // No Comments

This past weekend, we welcomed the Winter Solstice in Iowa. It’s traditionally a time for renewal, reflection and rest for ourselves as individuals and the earth as a provider. The solstice greeted us on December 22 at 04:19 Universal Time... Continue reading →

November Reflection: Gratitude, Goodbyes and Hellos

by Angela Tague // November 26, 2019 // No Comments

I finally feel like I’m getting into the groove of these monthly reflection posts. Are you enjoying them too? It’s a subtle way to connect with you in a new, more direct way. I’m loving the feedback from readers, so... Continue reading →

October Reflection: Autumn, Unicorns and Self Care

by Angela Tague // October 29, 2019 // No Comments

This month I’ve been reflecting often on the change in seasons, both in nature and in my life. It’s been a hell of a ride, with self-care are the forefront. I’ve focused my energy on my writing and photography this... Continue reading →