relight my fire

After an argument, silence may mean acceptance or the continuation of resistance by other means.
Mason Cooley

i am taking a class for the next level counselor certification entitled therapeutic resistance. as dorky as it may sound, it is riveting. when working with substance abuse, clients are rife with resistance on a regular basis. to look at resistance from a fresher perspective, a studied one, and allow myself to look at my work from different eyes opens up a new vistas for interacting with people.

i am hoping these two days can renew some stale banters that have been settling in my world.

i am also in the market to redo the kitchen in my little bohemian lovepad. i have been shopping around for cabinets, appliances, flooring, countertops, and fixtures. i ran into a line today that i really fell in love with. the company name is ultracraft and i have developed a big crush. not sure this is what my final choice will be, but it am loving thinking about this choice.

have a look here

today's sound choice is 1979's "relight my fire" by dan hartman

who doesn't love this song????