On Not Being Your Cat

Has your cat ever disappeared?

You know how it works. He goes missing for three, four, even five days – and you’re out posting signs everywhere, combing the neighborhood, up all night worried to death.

And then, one day, there he is. Sitting on the deck. Looking in at you. As if to say, “Well, don’t just stand there. Let me in!”

And in he comes. You kiss him all over. He endures your affection for a bit. And then he wanders into the bedroom, jumps up on the bed and goes to sleep. Not once does he explain where he was all this time.

So, this blog post is just my way of not being your cat.

I haven’t written a blog in just over a month. That’s the LONGEST I haven’t blogged since I began this blog five years ago. I haven’t gone anywhere in particular. But I did have a huge event here in Asheville. And I’ve hired an Operations Manager for my business, which is my first full-time on-site employee!  We’re getting an actual office. And many huge exciting transformations are going on in my life and work.  I am breathing deeply through it all.

But that’s not why I didn’t write.

I didn’t write because I was following my intuition. And so much has been changing and upleveling in my own life, that I knew it was a time to just be still and quiet. So, that’s what I did. Because one of the biggest hugest lessons I’ve gotten this year is that when I don’t listen to my intuition – everything goes wrong.

So, I have a new blog post. I will post it on Thursday. But I wanted first to re-introduce myself before I just showed up on your deck asking to be let in.

Hi, I’m Christine Kane. Thanks for coming back. Let’s begin again”¦