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E-Cubed
Posted on November 30, 2014 1 Comment
As if E-Squared wasn’t enough, E-Cubed is Pam Grout’s follow-up book on daily applications of proving to ourselves that we do, in fact, create our own reality each and every day. Yep, that’s right: that’s actually my own self I am talking to, literally, when I say, “Go ahead…make my day.” In E-Cubed, there are nine more experiments to […]
Necessity Is One Mother of an Inventor
Posted on April 3, 2014 2 Comments
I think we’re all pretty familiar with this phrase, even if we didn’t know to attribute it to Plato: I also appreciate the offshoots–most notably by Schoolhouse Rock and the creator of Calvin and Hobbes. But honestly, this has been my own experience–may it help you find your strength and wisdom when needed, […]
Bed and Breakfast
Posted on March 10, 2014 1 Comment
This yearling is the smartest deer in our resident herd outside our window. Not only does this spread-out alfalfa bale provide food, the heat it continues to generate has melted the snow from underneath by over a foot. This little doe happily munched and dozed until the others found her out. The teenagers in my […]
The Numerology Guidebook
Posted on February 26, 2014 4 Comments
Michelle Buchanan has shared an invaluable tool for anyone interested in learning more about themselves. The Numerology Guidebook: Uncover Your Destiny and the Blueprint of Your Life is for beginners and regular practitioners alike. Whether your interest in Numerology is mild and fun or you are considering opening your own practice, this book will be a […]
How to Become A Writer
Posted on February 6, 2014 4 Comments
The process of becoming a writer follows a specific path. First, deliberately choose another career. In youth, pragmatically decide that you cannot make a living with a writing career so instead acquire a tangible skill such as ditch-digging. In the meantime, enjoy journaling and letter-writing for fun. Declare, “I am not a writer.” Next, logically […]
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