If you’ve been wondering where I have been this past week I’ve been following Steve Pressfield’s advice and I’ve been doing the Work. That is when I was not reading his latest book, which coincidentally is entitled, Do The Work. Steve says he designed the book to coach the reader through a project, from start […]
In Gratitude For My Mom
When I was younger I lived in fear that my mother would die when I turned 17. As I grew closer to that age I would lay awake at night, the street light casting its shadow on the shag carpet in my bedroom, terrified, often counting down the months and days we had […]
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
I inherited my mirror genes from my mother’s side of the family. They cause all of us blessed with them to pause in front of anything in which we see a reflection. Store windows included. So I’m always looking. Most of the time to make sure I have enough lipstick on, my hair is cooperating […]
On Cancers
Cancer is defined as the uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body. It begins with a tumor that we hope and pray is not large in size, is not malignant, one that the doctors can go in and remove before it spreads its tentacles and finds its way into every cell […]
The Perfect Red Eggs
Greeks dye their Easter eggs red. It was one of those things that I drew issue with as a kid. I didn’t understand why everyone else got to paint their Easter eggs in pastel pinks and blues and my only choice was red. So I didn’t get involved. I watched my mom fuss with a […]
The Storytellers
I grew up in a family of storytellers. My dad was always spinning a tale, engaging not just his family and friends but strangers with his words and his charismatic smile. His passion for life and people rippled forth in his energy. People turned their heads when he entered the room, his personality and […]
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