My beautiful dream
Hello dear one, A few nights ago I had a dream that was so symbolic you’re going to think I made it up. I didn’t, tho.
beauty
Habits for a luminous life, part 2
Hi dear one, my friend Ready for part 2? {If you missed ‘em here are Habits for a luminous life, Part 1} I’m still musing on whether to call these habits … Maybe signposts. Those waymarkings that let you know which direction to point yourself to get where you want to go and experience what would be most
Habits for a luminous life, part 1
Hiya dear one, my friend, I’m not sure whether to call these habits. Maybe signposts — those waymarkings that let you know which direction to point yourself to get where you want to go and experience what would be most precious along the way. Maybe they are guardrails, that hug you to your unique path,
My big, grand stretch goal for this year
Something you may not know about me is that I organize, plan, and manage a majority of my life on sticky notes. Work tasks. Quotes for my book. Grocery lists. Reminders. Love notes that go inside lunch boxes. I should probably make up a word that describes the distinct pleasure of crumpling — in one
Your Timing Is Divine
Dear one, This one is especially for you if you feel behind all the time. Struggle to keep up. Are always late. Late to the meeting, late to the party, late to bloom, late to this thing called life. And it’s especially for you if you exhale with sweetness when you can just go …
Love note to my driven (yet sensitive) ones
Beloved, Driven yet sensitive. Sensitive yet driven. Is this you? I think it might be. There are so many of us and we tend to search for and find each other. Life is particularly brutal and particularly beautiful if you came into this body and this life with a sensitive heart/mind/body/soul. Your aperture for taking
What would Frida do?
When I’m down, distracted, unclear, and unsure of what’s next. I ask myself, “What would Frida do?” If you don’t know her yet, Frida Kahlo is/was a fiercely creative, greatly influential Mexican painter and activist. I’m not sure how true it was to Frida’s actual lived experience, but the movie “Frida,” directed by Julie Taymor,