Author: Rosemary Brumett
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His Dad Had One More Plane to Show Him
Scott wished his dad could be there to share the Air Force Museum with Travis. As it turned out, Harry had no intention of missing it, and he had one particular plane he wanted Scott to remember.
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Borrowing Their Eyes
Raising a teenager has its challenges, but sometimes all it takes is seeing the world through their eyes. A trip to the U.S. Air Force Museum reminded me what can happen when we pay attention to what makes someone come alive.
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Apparently, I Travel With an Entourage
Sometimes Spirit shows up in the most ordinary moments, bringing a little levity, a little love, and apparently, a train full of little guys who require a fairly wide turning radius.
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The Little Girl Who Couldn’t Forgive Herself
A little girl believed one childhood mistake made her unworthy of peace. What unfolded reminded me that shame often tells the loudest lies… and compassion is what finally sets us free.
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Apparently Healing Isnât a Graduation Ceremony
I was fully expecting a graduation ceremony after all this healing work. Turns out there is no diploma, no gold star, and no official announcement that you’ve finally arrived. There is, however, coffee on the porch, a judgmental cat, and the surprising discovery that nothing collapses when you take an afternoon off.
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The Day the Horses Chose Freedom
What started as a quiet morning by the river in Amish country turned into helping two loose horses find their way homeâand a reminder that even small acts can make a difference.
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Apparently, School Buses Are Easy to Miss
A siren, a windstorm, and a story that should have made sense. Until I found myself asking the only question that mattered â how do you back into a big yellow school bus?
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Chaos, Car Keys, and Clarity
Sometimes itâs not one big moment â itâs the slow stacking of small things that finally brings clarity. This week was a lesson in friction, boundaries, and learning when âgood workâ isnât enough to outweigh the experience.
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Breakdown in the Wild Forest
On one of those rare spring days when the sun made forty degrees feel generous, we set out for a drive to nowhereâand ended up stranded in the Wild Forest with popcorn, no tow truck, and an unexpected lesson in trust.
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Because of Course It Did
We had a plan. The weather didnât agree. Somewhere between snow, a dented fender, and a hidden pair of boots, something shifted.
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Perfect Human â Failed
Imperfect Human â Nailed ItI didnât get it right the first time. I hesitated, stayed quiet, and let fear make the call. But somewhere in the unraveling, I found my way backâand thatâs where it finally mattered.
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This Counts
I recently realized Iâve been meditating my entire life â just not in a way anyone would have recognized. A quiet realization about walking, mountains, wandering thoughts, and discovering that meditation might simply be the moment when nothing needs fixing.
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Clearing Space, Making Space (Without Setting the House on Fire)
Itâs easy to talk about peace and alignment until they mess with your spreadsheet. Letting a client go wasnât dramatic. It was a quiet realization about friction, capacity, and what becomes possible when you stop rushing to fill the space.
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Between One Moment and the Next
Sometimes the universe changes your route so you can be present with someone in the moment everything falls apart. We werenât meant to be on that road, but we were meant to be there â a simple detour led us to a young soldier caught in the confusion between one moment of life and the…
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Please Follow the Colored Lines
An ambulance ride, upside-down hospital maps, a confiscated crystal ball, and miles of hallways later â a night we wonât forget.
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Snow Fez Hats and Forgotten Phones
I forgot my phone. The snow danced across the road like glitter. Deer played âFroggerâ. And for once, the world didnât ask me to do anything at all.
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A Morning, a Spirit, and a Cow
Some mornings bring coffee and toast. Others bring a spirit, a favorite cow, and the first quiet crossing you never forget.
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When the âHaunted Houseâ Ghost Came to Me
The âhaunted houseâ ghost in our town wasnât terrifying â just stubborn, heartbroken, and convinced heâd been barred from heaven. This is the story of what happened when he showed up asking me to evict the humans from “his” house.
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âď¸The Night the Snow Renegades Playedâď¸
When the snow was right and the moon leaned in, the Snow Renegades rose from the forest to play one unforgettable midnight show.
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â⨠A Cup of Tea, a Blog Link, and a Whole Lot of Missing the Point
âI sent a simple, friendly email⌠and what I got back was a spiritual monologue that missed the point entirely. Hereâs the lesson (and the levity) I found in it.â
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When Love Puts On Skates
Four souls, one thank-you, and a pair of pastel-blue skates. Turns out, love really does have a flair for footwear.
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Sidecars, School Buses and Secret Compassion
An afternoon ride, a school bus stop, and a moment of unseen compassion. Sometimes Spirit sends its helpers in sidecarsâlaughing, joyful, and ready to pour love where itâs needed most. You might not see them, but youâll feel the ripple when they pass by.
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My Heart Dropped Faster Than My Kickstand
It wasn’t how I planned to end the season — a slip, a bent fender, a bruised ego. But Spirit had other ideas about endings, and maybe even about beginnings.
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Spirit School & the Case of the Frizzed-Out Aura
Because enlightenment sometimes comes with static cling.
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A Wasp, a Motorcycle, and One Very Dramatic Medium
Spirit sent a wasp once. We’re on speaking terms again.
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An Unexpected Passenger
I thought it was just another ride. Turns out, an unexpected passenger had other plans â and they brought their own soundtrack.