Let’s do it: Celebrate International Women’s Way – Every Day! This year, check out a most exciting and ambitious endeavour: Room to Read history: She
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I recently had the opportunity to attend a Concert by all Women Composers. One of the pieces, a piano concerto, was by Clara Wieck Schumann. Cycling
Today, March 8, is widely recognized as International Women’s Day. It’s telling that we mark such a day. (Can you imagine International Men’s Day?)
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…these two topics intertwine in my heart and soul as Spring Equinox approaches… a time of rebirth, growth, blossoming… And I want to share
Last Saturday we went south to join family and grandkids for an outing to the Bellingham Technical College‘s 2012 Welding Rodeo. Now that’s not an event
Today is May Day, half way between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice, also called Beltane. What better way to celebrate this ebullient and delicious turning
This morning I listened to a talk by Peter Baumann on Terry Patton’s inspiring Beyond Awakening Series. This is a free series, with a host of
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Our last week of the big road adventure was spent in the Tetons and in Yellowstone Park. The geysers and hot springs were definitely highlights —
Transformation is a magical word for me — full of aliveness, mystery, potential, and promise. As a kid I loved finding a cocoon or chrysalis…the
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