I spent two days in the environs of a Hay House event. I wanted to see a few people and I stumbled upon more that I am thrilled I learned about and a couple that I am not interested in. … Read More
So today I went off to yoga– a new old love! and came home–after taking my vits and having my breakfast smoothie—and no you don’t want the recipe –you wouldn’t like it–my treat is on Sundays–I make it with pineapple … Read More
It won’t take my new photo—because— My computer and the new operating system are not a match! My computer has slowed to 1990’s speeds and my ipad is dying which would be okay actually if I wasn’t going to a … Read More
Here is the Daisy Wheel at the opening night of Much Ado About Nothing this summer at The Public Theatre. I had wanted to go to Shakespeare in the Park for my whole life. I finally got there this summer … Read More
Honestly I posted to my friends on facebook and to my twitter followers. I couldn’t access my blog yesterday from my phone or ipad— Here is where I was with my Daisy Wheel but this is only part of the … Read More
Daisy Wheel with Roses at my house. Last Thursday as you may know was my 5th anniversary of being Cancer Free. As I said on that day I was more moved and proud than I thought I would be. It … Read More
This is a picture I took on the flight home from Ireland a year ago. Virgin Atlantic, Upper Class, great deal Yesterday I worked on a piece about our trip to Ireland but specifically about our trip to County Antrim … Read More
Early Morning Revlon RunWalk 2014 Today I was up early and the day is overcast for the first time in I don’t know how long. I actually put on jeans yesterday afternoon. Want Vs Need—okay an update: I did fall … Read More
Daisy Wheel at the oldest cross in Ireland, Summer 2013 I prefer to mark this day on my calendar-rather than the day I found out I had cancer. It’s October 9th and it means I am one more year away … Read More
Photo bombing Daisy Wheel! Here we are at the entrance to one of the most beautiful college campuses in California. The entrance to Stanford is fantastic and with its palm tree lined street leading to the center I am taken … Read More