Monthly Archives: July 2008

Can Your Body Do This?

Any day that I learn about something totally awesome that I had no idea existed, I call it a good day.  Today, I am grateful for Parkour and for happening upon it.  Officially, “Parkour is the art of moving through … Continue reading

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Open the door, let them in.

Monday mornings – ugh.  At least that’s what they used to be.  Now, I am lucky enough to wake up at my own pace, schedule meetings when I want (and know I’ll be awake and alert), and free to stop … Continue reading

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A Bad Case of the Shoulda-Coulda-Wouldas

For the last few weeks, I’ve been having a crisis of faith.  Can I actually make this happen?  Can I really live the life of my dreams – as a freelance writer, a book author, an entrepreneur?  I woke up … Continue reading

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All around, things to be happy about.

Today, a story of mine appeared on World Hum – a website I’ve been wanting to get published on for quite a long time.  Frank Bures, writer and travel-writing-teacher extraordinaire, was a big help in getting my story to the … Continue reading

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Harvest Season Begins

Our plot in the Atwood Community gardens has proven to be fecund for the third year in a row.  I’ve already enjoyed strawberries and raspberries this year, and I am grateful to add vegetables to the 2008 harvest, specifically cauliflower … Continue reading

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Video Embedding Success!

I saw Mbalax great, Fallou Dieng, play at La Fete de Marquette, Saturday night and am just now getting to posting some of the photos I took.  It was so wonderful to be surrounded by Senegambians, Wolof, Mbalax music and … Continue reading

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