
Inspiration For Hard Times
Inspiration for hard times is a fitting theme for our current world situation! The Beauty and Magic of Autumn I love the word Autumn…it just



















Inspiration for hard times is a fitting theme for our current world situation! The Beauty and Magic of Autumn I love the word Autumn…it just

Twenty years ago I wrote a post called My Dance with Pain, about significant discomfort that I had in my body: where it was, how

How can we live out loud the language of love? Let us count the ways. So many horrific, inspiring, catastrophic, compassionate events have happened in the last year, the

Choosing Connection is not always my natural inclination. In fact, while I have dealt with fears about being alone, it’s casual company rather than deep connection that

We have just celebrated International Women’s Day, and I am feeling grateful for the abundance of remarkable women in my life, and in the world.

As I write this, the Gaelic festival of Imbolc has literally just begun. It is also just after Groundhog Day and the Christian festival of Candlemas.
Today is Thanksgiving for many of my family and friends. If that includes you, or did, Happy Thanksgiving! Even if you’re not celebrating this holiday,

Recently I was unexpectedly struck by the heroic courage and commitment of one woman, and the difference she has made speaking out in support of

Heartfelt thanks to my lovely friend and fellow travelling companion to revolutionary Egypt, Corina Bloom, for citing a section of Paul Hawken’s talk (given at the 2012

Pain and Gain….Hmmmm. One of the pleasures of my trip to Austria, besides the glorious, exhilarating snowfall we had, was taking grandkids, Lilly and Nick,
I have been moved now out of Emergency, and up to the fifth floor, the Neurological Ward. It’s still Saturday, the day of my stroke,
In my recent post, Food, Glorious Food, I mentioned I had been fasting. A friend said I should say more. Well, I was preparing for
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