In November, I had the opportunity to go to London, England. It was a fast, 4-day trip and on my list was to visit Marina Abramović’s latest exhibit of 1200 photos from her Red Period and Blue Period. While I will try to read the artist’s description of their art, I often find it’s written […]
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Well Written Women: A Book Pairing with Margaret Atwood & Curtis Sittenfeld
“You’re going out to a club tonight?” asked one of my son’s friends. I’m unsure of how that possibility entered his mind, and I didn’t ask – I liked the idea that a teenager thought I might be going out to dance. It was 7pm, and I was dressed in hard pants and a nice shirt […]
Heated Rivalry: Vulnerability, Queer Joy & Being an Ally
One of my friends who lives in Washington State invited me to watch a movie filmed near her place. It was a movie full of stunning mountains & forests. With a grin, I then invited her to watch Heated Rivalry, as much of it is filmed around where I live & work. You can walk […]
Rest, Reflect, and Radiate: Healing in a Holographic Universe
This season, change one thing in your life to raise your vibration — and see what shifts As I was driving home from doing some groceries, I happened upon an interview discussing whether the universe was a hologram. The interviewer asked Canadian scientist Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski of the Perimeter Institute to explain what this meant […]
From Thrillers to Therapy: Our Growing Fascination with Consciousness
Have you noticed that lately there’s a trend towards exploring consciousness? I thought maybe it was my social media algorithm or perhaps I was part of a niche group of people, but then I came across Dan Brown’s new book The Secret of Secrets. Maybe you’ve heard of Dan Brown – the guy who wrote […]
Love, Eat, Pray – Liz Gilbert’s New Book: All The Way to The River
Have you read Elizabeth Gilbert’s new book All the Way to the River? She markets it as her most vulnerable book yet – and yes I’d 100% agree. She shows the reader her soft parts and her nasty parts. I was cringing at her actions in some moments and in awe of her in others. […]
