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Writing for Life: Creating a Story of Your Own

The therapeutic power of journaling, proven and embraced over the last century by doctors and psychologist, is an effective tool to improve health and achieve healing of the body, mind and spirit. It is more important then ever for us to know our own stories.

The journaling and scrapbooking techniques taught in this course provide a creative way to connect with the inner self and heal emotional wounds while documenting your story, your life in a fun and unique way. Be guided to build a foundation for writing for life.

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What do Miss California and Susan Boyle have in common?

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

First of all they were both in competitions. Carrie and Susan entered competitions hoping to win a prize. Miss Prejean did not win. The jury is still out about whether Susan will win. Neither could have known the firestorm that would erupt when they took to the stage.
Before they became public figures most of the [...]

Wild, Women, Read, Poetry

Friday, May 8th, 2009

First of all, my apologies for flying in the face of collective wisdom and not updating here. Life, you know, has plans sometimes that are not my plans.
I am managing things that are doing well on one hand and awful on the other. Briefly, the terrible part is an ongoing issue with my landlord, enough [...]

A New Day

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

How do you handle change? No matter what side of the political spectrum you fall this morning a new day has dawned.
As artists and writers we learn to adjust, recalibrate make adjustments. A piece of art does not live up to our vision so we make corrections to it.  Or, finally after much hard work [...]

Making Dreams True

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008

“In absence of clearly defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia.”
~ Unknown
Follow Your Longing
When you’re sitting quietly sipping a cup of tea - pay attention to your idle daydreams. Do you find yourself sighing about leaving for work? What is the wish that comes right after the sigh? [...]