Monthly Archives: January 2010

Yesterday, I was talking to my sister about the opportunity for some new work.  I had been waiting to hear what would unfold this week and I was feeling the tension of waiting.  I told her that I was sensing … Continue reading →

What ten words describe living right now for me?  Amanda Soule shares her snippets and invites us to do the same.  These are the words that renewed me this weekend… rockin’ beauty friends roadtrip crafting (homemade placemats!) family (pillow piles … Continue reading →

“I want to get up early one more morning, before sunrise.  Before the birds, even. I want to throw cold water on my face and be at my work table when the sky lightens and smoke begins to rise from … Continue reading →

   Like many of you, I’ve been wondering how I can somehow contribute to the relief efforts in Haiti.  And I came across this challenge from Kelly Diels.   Count me in. I will donate my full fee ($100) for one 40  minute coaching session … Continue reading →

This might just be one of the most challenging posts for me to write this year.  This is a post about my mom.  And all that I love about her. She turns 60 today.  Sixty years of living, loving, teaching, … Continue reading →

taken on retreat, October 2009 I’ve finally chosen the word.  For 2010.  It’s restore. I know it’s not sexy.  It’s not jazzy.  It’s not sparkly. But ever since I had a session with Hiro last August, restore has been waiting … Continue reading →

Oh how full the last two weeks have been. There was the cookie baking.  The matinee date with my boy.  The season’s first snowman at Grammy’s house.  The many days of being in our pajamas as long as we could … Continue reading →