Tomorrow, Wednesday July 22, I will be interviewed on WORT’s “In Our Backyard” program at 6:30pm. You can listen in Madison at 89.9 on the radio dial or online at www.wort-fm.org
Grateful for my poor, neglected blog that has been relegated to events announcements lately but who will soon be breathing with new life.
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In an incredible stroke of good luck, I got to be the keynote speaker at the Rotary District 6270 Conference this weekend. The poor guy who was supposed to be the speaker had his flight canceled and couldn’t make it. When I had finished speaking at my workshop and overheard the conference organizers worrying […]
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Posted in nature, writing, words on Apr 13th, 2009
I’m reading (well, listening to) The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank for the first time since I read it when I was the same age as the author. As an adult listening to her words, I am simultaneously exalted by her wisdom and devastated by her fate. Such wisdom and honesty from […]
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Posted in writing, words on Nov 20th, 2008
Alice Walker is a writer whose books speak to a part of me that I didn’t know existed until I start reading. She’s wise wise wise and her imagination is goddessly. I was really thankful to find her open letter to Barack Obama after the election, because I was salivating for her words. Here’s an […]
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I’ve been so busy lately that my head spins when I lay down at night, trying to sleep. This is not a bad thing, per se, but just a new thing. It’s feast or famine for me and my business productivity - something to work on for the future. I am grateful for the feasts […]
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Posted in inspiration, words on Nov 9th, 2008
I’m still high on the election. Whenever I feel a down moment, I just remind myself, “Obama won!” and I perk right back up. I have been obsessively watching video clips of influential people’s reactions to the victory, like the Maya Angelou clip below. (Get ready to tear up, folks). The best part is, when […]
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