This weekend was my very first camping trip with my new-to-me 2005 Arctic Fox trailer and Berti (my Range Rover). I hooked up the trailer using my trailer hitch receiver lock – similar to this: I drove the trailer home … Continue reading →
Matt, my son, is a filmmaker. His short film – “LISA” – made for the 2011 International Doc Challenge was selected as one of the 12 finalists, and will screen May 1st at the Hot Docs Film Festival in Toronto. … Continue reading →
During my childhood, it was my father whose approval I sought. As an adolescent, it became important to have the approval of my circle of friends. When I married, I desperately wanted my husband’s approval. And now that my son’s … Continue reading →
My son Matt’s documentary Walking to the Cage is now available. It’s a wonderful look at the spiritual and emotional journey in mixed martial arts. And it seems it’s caught the attention of a gentleman in Arizona.
Continue reading →Today’s Kabbalah Tune Up is another amazing reminder. I’m so deeply blessed to have beautiful and faithful friends who constantly remind me when my Shadow is dominating. You know who you are! If we’re not moving forward, we’re actually moving … Continue reading →
that which hurts the most is that I did not say “I believe in you” to both of my sons every single day of their life.
Continue reading →An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity. – Martin Luther King, Jr.
Continue reading →A great first day today! My new boss is awesome. Spent all morning with me; gave me two books to read and then took me to lunch. He clearly knows how to get a new employee off to a positive … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →It is always amazing when my Weekly Kabbalah Tune Up seems to have been written specifically for what I’m feeling. A s a human being, chances are you’ve suffered your share. Perhaps you have emotional scars from past hurts, or … Continue reading →
