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Reading Aloud, What I’ve Learned So Far

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March 12, 2020
The Wine Diaries: Musings On Divorce Paired With Wine

I’m sharing my reading of an excerpt from my latest book, The Wine Diaries: Musings on Divorce Paired With Wine. From Chapter 4, Life Unexpected, I read “What I’ve Learned So Far”. This is one of my favorite essays in the book. I think you will relate to the message that small, compounded moments make […]

My Art Journey and the Lessons I’ve Learned Part II

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April 8, 2020
my art journey and the lessons i've learned part II

Welcome to Part II of my art journey and the lessons I’ve learned. Do check out Part I, if you haven’t yet. In the years leading up to today, I have learned many lessons from this journey. Not just about studio space design, or perfect lighting or the fact that when I get a studio, […]

My Art Journey and the Lessons I’ve Learned Part I

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April 1, 2020
The Diary of Frida Kahlo

In case you didn’t know, I’m an artist. It’s not something I’ve talked about here in any depth, until now. My journey began with drawing and painting classes when my kids were in school. It’s been quite the journey; both in length of time and lessons I’ve learned along the way. I’ve shared a few […]

Mending

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May 4, 2022

I’m thinking there are two types of people in this world: those who mend and those who discard. Actually let me add a third type; those who want to mend but cannot. They take their mending to have it done by a pro (smart folks). I used to be in the second and third category […]

Covid Got Me

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April 10, 2021
Covid Got Me

Unfortunately, I became a sad statistic last Friday, April 2nd. I found myself at a Covid-19 testing site. It wasn’t that long ago that I would drive by such a site, and see the cars lined up and wonder just how sick were those people to wait in line for an awful test? Now I […]

Thinking About…Cost of Convenience

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January 31, 2020

Hello, dear friends. What’s been on my mind is our deteriorating environment and my role in it. Specifically thinking about the cost of convenience. As I place a crack-caffeine, coffee pod into my Keurig machine…I’ve come to realize I’m not doing my part.

My Daughter’s Gettin’ Married!

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August 28, 2018

My daughter got engaged on Christmas Eve and I was *honored* to be the first to know…that said, she isn’t always communicating with me on the wedding details. During this process, I’ve had to accept the fact that we are not a traditional family therefore, I’m not likely to be a traditional mother of the […]

Word of the Year Check-In

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May 10, 2018

I can’t believe we’re well into month five of 2018. Almost half way through another year…and I was thinking back to my promise to live ‘fearlessly authentic’ in 2018. It’s time for a quick check-in to see how I’m doing. You may recall this wonderful image that inspired my whole year;

Happy 6th Blog Birthday!

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October 25, 2017

This little blog turns 6 today! Wow, where has the time gone? The original post is here and I believe I’ve stayed fairly true to my purpose. That said, I see myself branching out as time goes on. I’m not sure what those branches will be, in all honesty. Maybe more focus on well-being and […]

Please forgive me

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September 27, 2017

I wrote this months ago and have hesitated in posting it until now. I can’t say why except that it’s putting a piece of my heart out here. I think that’s called being “vulnerable“. Here goes. Even though my friend passed away over a year ago, his memory is often with me. Every once in […]

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