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 →

September Reflection: Self Care, Canada Fun, Colorful Leggings

by Angela Tague // September 24, 2019 // 2 Comments

How are we heading into the last week of September already? It still feels like summer in Iowa during the day, with hints of fall in the evenings. This month several articles published for my clients, I ventured to... Continue reading →

The Root of it All: Acceptance

by Angela Tague // August 20, 2019 // No Comments

Here we are. As kids head back to school, we’ve reached the final post in the Summer Self-Care Series. We’ve been mindful about gratitude. The art of reflection has been discussed. And, we’re getting better about checking-in with ourselves. I’ve... Continue reading →