Respectful tact pays off

I view the improvements going on within the Sleep Clinic as a microcosm of the current/future improvements going on in the world.

The red-tape and bureaucracy of the hospital has always had us scratching our heads with its complicated pathways of getting anything done. The Sleep Clinic used to mirror this, but is now flowing better and is completely transparent.

Masculine and feminine energy working in harmony

This past week has been an interesting experience for me.

My hubby and I always work together in harmony.

So to work with another man in harmonious ways has been quite a revelation for me.

Moving forward in harmony

Change has moved so fast at the sleep lab, that we are still spinning.

Tuesday evening when I walked into for the night shift, the day physiologist was still there. He was buzzing with the news. True to his word, the lead consultant had taken everyone aside on Tuesday and told them what was happening. I found out the following morning that he'd even invited the rest of the staff to the meeting. Way to go!

It takes while to ground into a new home

The song by REM called The One I Love has been playing in my head for the last two days.

I've been ignoring it until I sat down to write this post. So as I was curious I looked up the words and discovered that it is not a love song but about collapse instead. Using "props" to keep us occupied and distracted in this world.

The unstoppable gallop

The Year of the Wooden Horse seems to be raring to go and I am having difficulty keeping control. I know if I let it have its head, it will end in a bit of a disaster.

I reminds me of my horse that I had as a teenager. He had this thing about a section of the farm where he'd get all worked up and I'd have difficulty stopping him from springing into a headlong gallop down the sandy strait. He simply wanted to run like there was no tomorrow. Sometimes I'd let him do what he wanted because the adrenalin pumping exhilaration we both felt was amazing, but mostly I'd hold him back until he'd calmed down before taking a gentle canter.

I kinda feel like that now, I am stopping my lively Green Wooden Horse from galloping at a frantic rate with me hanging on for dear life!