What I Might Have Said
Here are the stories I might have told years ago along with the stories I might have told last week. There will be no politics, nor life hacks. I won’t tell you what to put in your air fryer or how to improve the look of your neck. What I offer instead is one maturing woman’s observations. I hope to make you laugh and touch your heart. I will try to use all the right words.
Recent Observations
Stories about life many decades or only a few days ago.

The Te of Roller Skating
Team sports are widely heralded as superb training grounds for the resilience and cooperation necessary in the grown-up world. We modern parents urge our children onto the field of play where excited onlookers cheer after every goal scored and every shot blocked. But, as Lao Tzu, author of Taoism, might have said, this is not the Way. Adulthood has no cheering section. A better path is to quietly perfect an

What I might have said…
The right words will come, finally, in their own time like my little dog Freddy comes to the door wanting back inside the house. Both the words and Freddy come when they’re ready and not before. This used to really irritate me – the timing, I mean. You know those people who deliver the perfectly timed quip and everyone at the table throws their heads back screaming and laughing? That’s

“Life is a peephole, a single tiny entry onto a vastness – how can I not dwell on this brief, cramped view I have of things?”
– Yann Martel, Life of Pi
Sarah Pfeifer Weeldreyer
sarah@sarahpweels.com
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