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Excuse Me, That’s My Leg You’re Peeing On
Posted on November 4, 2012 1 Comment
As a dog lover, pack mentality fascinates me. As a people lover, group dynamics intrigues me. Occasionally, considering the similarities helps me. We’ve all encountered them: people who live their life making sure they are Top Dog. I’m talking simple day-to-day encounters with others, independent of career. These are people who tackle life as a hierarchy, a vertical […]
The Dalai Lama’s Cat
Posted on October 30, 2012 2 Comments
This is such a feel-good story! If you are not a cat person, you will get a kick out of the subtle fun poked at the cat’s perspective. If you are a cat person, you will still enjoy that, as well as the respect and honor given the species through this story. Either way, you will […]
What Makes Us Healthy
Posted on October 19, 2012 Leave a Comment
I just listened to Caroline Myss’ new cd series, What Makes Us Healthy. I was gifted the 6-cd set from Hay House in exchange for an honest review. Caroline Myss is the Mystic Queen. Her ability to not only see the world objectively and archetypically, but to teach that viewpoint to others as well, is a joy and a gift. Her signature no-nonsense approach inherently […]
And the First Shall be Last…
Posted on October 5, 2012 Leave a Comment
Thinking about firsts and lasts in my life, I automatically begin with events and accomplishments. Firsts such as driving a car, earning a degree, holding each newborn child, experiencing a rainstorm with the new steel roof. Lasts include the last time I got a massage, went on a family vacation, had a snow day, tried a new wine. All of these put a […]
Wishes Fulfilled
Posted on September 26, 2012 4 Comments
I just finished a beautifully resonating book by Dr. Wayne Dyer–Wishes Fulfilled: Mastering the Art of Manifesting. It was given to me by Hay House in exchange for an honest review. Dr. Dyer offers a mind-opening way of looking at our lives manifested by our spirits in union with our Divine, and he offers specific thoughts and […]
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