
Passion!
Where do you feel passion — in your soul and spirit? In your body and mind? On my roller blade this morning I was really alive. I felt



















Where do you feel passion — in your soul and spirit? In your body and mind? On my roller blade this morning I was really alive. I felt

Recently I have felt the push-pull of the good news-bad news that surrounds us, and can easily drop into overwhelm… It seems to me kinda

A family with two young children stayed with us recently. It was a sweet connection both for them and us. We were talking about saying grace before a

the Luckiest People Alive! Several years ago my husband, Mike, found this card, and gave it to me, and it made its way around to

”Let us try to remember the precious nature of each day.” The 14th Dalai Lama Day 6: Rain overnight, heavy, steady. We waited until checkout

Easter’s just around the corner, Spring is bursting forth. It’s the time of new beginnings, rebirth, awakening, unfolding, opening… Today the sky is blue, the

Just got back from a delicious couple of weeks with my kids and grandkids in Austria. I’m feeling deep gratitude for our good connections, the

What do you do when you first wake up in the morning? How does it relate to living the kind of day you’d like to

Have you even seen the incredible rock balancing that some artists do? I love them and recently reflected on how they are a rich metaphor

Do you ever wonder what we’re here for? What’s next? How? Where? When? With whom? You know me… I think about these things a lot,

Snap the Seahorse is a character in a children’s book I’m working on. I love seahorses, the sea, fantasy, challenges, stories of transformation. So when

“The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way people look at reality, then
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