Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

ganavarie2025
Dec 28, 2025
3 min read

That's my word for the coming year. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Many consider this a nonsensical word created for a nonsensical movie, but I think it's the perfect word for so many beautiful possibilities as I regain my inner vision and find my new normal. Goodbye to old things that aren't working...Hello to New Beginnings!

To quote Mary Poppins, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious "[is] something to say when you have nothing to say." The Oxford English dictionary defines it as "an expression of excited approval meaning something extraordinarily good." So......... SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS, y'all.

For the past month, I have been working on what goals or dreams I plan to achieve in the coming year - 2026. I talked about the importance of goal setting in my last post. One reason that I've taken the month to do this is because I wanted to thoughtfully and thoroughly consider each one, pray about it, write it out, develop the yearly, monthly, weekly plan and set myself up for success in every possible way.

Previously, I've talked about being a caregiver to my aging mom. I share a deep affinity for other caregivers, known and unknown. It's easy to get lost in the role, especially if you don't have any support or relief. Lost is exactly where I had found myself one fine October day when a friend jolted me back to reality. I had pretty much stopped dreaming, completely stopped setting goals and was taking whatever life and people threw at me. I was tired, beaten down and needy. I didn't have a horrible life. I had voids and missed opportunities in my life which caused me to lean toward busy work instead of productive, life-oriented work.

Now, I'm excited...no, beyond excited. I'm supercalifragilisticexpialidocious about the possibilities ahead. While most of my goals are nurturing to my creative side, beyond that, they serve others by educating, encouraging and offering concrete support for life's everyday needs for anything from health issues support through herbalism to learning new skills and ideas pertaining to the world we live in . I have 9 large and challenging Goals for 2026 with minis occurring along the way. I'll share a few of my goals.

By June 30, 2026, I have written and published/republished 8 books . Two are for children. One just needs to be edited and republished. Two are spiritual in nature. At least three address different facets of living with and using herbs. I will also develop classes and shorter, focused pocket portions that address specific
issues. I will make these books as affordable as I can possibly can, because it matters more to me to help others than to sell books. However, I have to pay expenses in order list them and ship them.
By June 30, 2026, utilizing all-natural methods, I am back in excellent health and excellent shape at an excellent weight for my height, frame and age. Quite awhile back, I wrote a blog about beginning an anti-inflammatory journey. You see, not only was I neglecting living, I was neglecting my health, also. When you're taking care of someone else, it easy to let your needs become secondary. I was doing extremely well on an AIP plan, but then fell and broke some ribs.....really bad...at the end of October. I was barely able to care for my mom, much less focus on myself.
I have rewritten, redefined, created a map for the nutritional, physical, emotional and spiritual components of wellness and am back on the path to ensure that I am in total health and living what I teach. I plan to develop a class/support group for anyone interested. If that's you, reach out to me.
By December 31, 2026, I have created plans and bought land to develop a Wildflowers and Weed herbscape sanctuary through out several acres nestling a tiny home community and animal sanctuary for the senior "throw-away" population - those people who have limited funds and no family or have been deserted by family and desire to make connections and find a new family, as well as animals abandoned

by their humans for no seemingly good reason and who also need and want family and care. I was brought up with large family gatherings and love even in the midst of disagreements. My heart longs to make a difference for other older people in similar situations. This is huge and requires huge faith and support. But it is more than possible! If you'd like to be a part of the plan, let me know.