This is my newest piece of art, a gift from the lovely Mari Dieumegard and I can’t wait to hang it in the new rig (I plan to have a real desk again – this will be above it). I love this print, called Balance, especially right now. It reminds me to keep moving, to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘authenticity’
Evicted (and moving through it)
There is a reason I’m a writer. It’s how I process and understand where I am and Who I Am and what’s going on. I write not because I already have all the answers (although I do believe we all always have our own answers when we’re ready for them), but to find the answers [...]
Unhappy News (and dreams and fears)
I’m feeling like the rubber ball attached to a paddle, one second flying high with wild excitement, the next being bashed against a wall. Success, failure, inspiration, frustration, pieces clicking into place, only to crumble apart again. A person can only ride a rollercoaster for so long before they need to vomit. Consider this my [...]
Body Compassion
This is the post in which a very depressed state of being gets more deeply accepted and channeled into a place of compassion. I hope. Physically speaking, my body is not in a very good place. Scoliosis leads to lots of chronic conditions and major spinal fusions leave you very few corrective options. I’m recently [...]
Two Years and Authenticity
Ready for the bangs to go… My dreads and I have been together for two years. Compared to the first year, it really doesn’t seem like much has changed. I fluctuate between no ‘poo and shampoo and have been experimenting with liquid soap nuts. It would probably be good if I made up my mind, [...]











