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Thoughts on growth, healing, and more from Christine DArrigo


Rising
This week I’m thrilled to announce that, over the weekend, I finished the final edit of the manuscript for my forthcoming book Rising:...
Aug 21


Renewal
Some time ago, I shared my recipe for an exceptional day . Now, just back from a week-long trip to New England, it seems I’ve hit on the...
Aug 7


Just Start
There was a time when I would have said that I was definitely not a procrastinator: if something needed to be done, I got right on it....
Jul 10


Less or More
It seems that remaining steadfast in my resolve to find joy and purpose as democracy continues to dissolve is becoming an almost...
Jun 26


Beyond Protein and Pilates
A big part of my daily life of late has been making an effort to stave off the negative effects of aging. Ironically, this is one...
Jun 19


Listing
Seems it’s that time again, where the lists are clamoring to be shared. This time around, the nautical definition of the term listing (...
Jun 12


Group Therapy
Recently I requested your ideas for overcoming (or at least surviving) the previously unimaginable level of inhumanity, corruption, and...
Jun 5


Celebrate
It’s probably a combination of my, ahem, attentional deficits and my advanced age, but I’ve never adapted to using the calendar on my...
May 15


Dealbreakers
On one of my walks through downtown last week, I noticed a higher than usual number of dogs in strollers (something I’d never seen until...
Mar 20


Less is More
The current climate (also known, on days when I’m less stable, as “the shitstorm we’re living through”) has me really leaning into a...
Mar 6


Comfort and Joy
Those of you who are aware of my historical relationship with the holidays may be surprised to learn that, despite a year filled with...
Dec 19, 2024


How Is It Already Thanksgiving Again?
This year has been the mother of all time warps. A mashup of Groundhog Day and Back to the Future. Each of the days spent visiting my...
Nov 28, 2024


Resurrection
As I enter my fourth week of extremely limited movement thanks to my latest gift from the Universe, my gratitude list is topped by my...
Aug 1, 2024


Hold The Onions
In a typical mid-century Italian American family, introspection was not a thing. Why would you think, let alone talk, about feelings?...
Jul 4, 2024


Yes, Please
[Things have been a bit on the grim side here lately, so I’m sharing a lighter piece that I wrote a while back. I was initially hesitant...
Jun 20, 2024


Tripping
I just got in last night (not in the morning—it seems I need to pay a bit more attention to detail) from my long-awaited, outstanding...
May 3, 2024


Listing
I’ve always loved making lists. In my overachieving days, they were a key to my productivity. In times of overwhelm, they soothed...
Mar 21, 2024


An Exceptional Day
I climbed into bed with a half-smile and my heart singing. This was such a good day. As I mentally compiled my gratitude list, it became...
Feb 29, 2024


Aspirations
I’ve written before about the four-legged lunatic that has free reign of our house. He continues to provide daily doses of both hilarity...
Feb 15, 2024


Plan B
[This week has been a pivot extravaganza. The standouts among a series of unanticipated events have been a microwave fire that narrowly...
Feb 1, 2024
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