Unwrapping Joy
Lately I’ve been conducting personal interviews to introduce interesting people to the readers of our newspaper. What I’ve noticed is some subjects are anxious to detail their accomplishments while others … Continue reading
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Me First: If I’m Okay, So Are You
In proper English, we place the other person first: “She and I were going.” That rule reflects our societal courtesy. We don’t actually do that except when we’re feigning good … Continue reading
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Brother, Can You Spare a Driveway?
If you watch the biographical film THE LADY IN THE VAN, you could have many reactions. First, you could be dazzled by the superb acting of Maggie Smith as an … Continue reading
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Welcome 2016!
Here we are, standing with our tiptoes on the cliff of 2016, wondering what lies ahead. We’re told the darkness, disaster, and strife we’ve endured in 2015 was the preface … Continue reading
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Ego as Monster or Wayne Dyer is onto Something
Last weekend, my husband and I made an unexpected trip to Santa Fe. I love Santa Fe—especially the old town–because it feels like spending time in a fantasy. Everything is … Continue reading
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Who Are You, Really?
What if you discovered that your ideas about who you are weren’t exactly accurate? Some have that experience when they are told, late in life, that they were adopted or … Continue reading
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Looking at Invisible Creative Selves
We are all comprised of different selves we parade for different occasions and different purposes. We talk of our inner child, our naughty nature, and other incarnations we sometimes blame … Continue reading
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If You Hate Doing Exercises, Try Yoga!
The word “exercises” lies, if you ask me. “Exercise” (seemingly a close cousin to “exercises”) brings up visions of swimming or hiking in the mountains or playing tag with the … Continue reading
