Month: April 2014
Elizabeth Gilbert on Wisdom and Healing Rifts
I was talking about a rift I’d had recently with another friend, and how this split had been causing me to suffer for many months.
Touch Joy!
You will touch joy and suddenly realize that you have never felt joy because it requires abandon.
New Poem: I Think I’m Growing Up
I’m living so deeply congruent it seems there is nothing I want “to get away with.”
Our Oldest Lands a Great Job
We are very proud of our older daughter who has just accepted a wonderful job offer as a Fiscal and Policy Analyst at the California Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO).
Recipe: Ricotta Maple Nut Protein Muffins
If you are looking for something that satisfies hunger and keeps working for you for a whole chunk of your day, these are what you are looking for.
Photos from a Walk at Huntington
My husband and I enjoyed a very companionable Sunday afternoon walk today at Huntington State Park.
New Abstract Watercolors in Artist’s Journal
Here are some recent pages in my artist’s journal, all done in watercolor.
Recipe: Parmesan Roasted Cauliflower
This hits the spot any time of year. Easy and delicious, you’ll love it!
The Foolishness of Rejecting Our Own Gifted
Can we create a worthy educational system and a fair college application process that honors their potential and makes the most of it? Please, as Americans, let us embrace and nurture our gifted instead of being such fools.