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 New Year, New Adventures

Been working on still greening my life or maybe a better way of looking at my journey is applying 'minimalist' instead of 'greening'. That old saying 'Less Is More' is absolutely true. We don't need all that stuff but some of it is useful and some of it has sentimental value - some is good. As I've become closer to minimalizing my belongings, I've also become very aware that I've learned more from the doggos than I have from any recovery book and I have a stack of those on my bookshelf or table next to the couch; wherever I currently have pondered and put pen to paper most recently about daily ramblings.

Working on a third attempt towards a professional certification to boost my degree from years ago this winter along with taking the state certification process for helping others in recovery. Recovery from what? Recovery can be from anything. Humans are recovering from many things - mental health, surgery, substance disorders, trauma, displacement, eating disorders, etc. - lots of things. Being this is a new entry in many years, I thought I would just keep it at a check-in. Besides, I'm still trying to find my other blogs and hopefully update those soon.  

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