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Timing… Those who know me (personally or professionally) have probably noticed that I’m an impatient person. This is both ironic and predictable: like other Generators (in Human Design), my Strategy is to WAIT to receive. So… I’m designed to be receptive (which is in alignment with the divine feminine principles of wisdom, ordering, and receiving). What all…
Spring in Santa Barbara Oh, to be in England, now that spring is here… Well, not really. But I am in Santa Barbara for a few days, soaking up the delicious sun and admiring the intense greens of new grass and leaves. It will be another month before we get the same level of springiness…
Winter in the Midwest It’s raining. Again. I lived in the UK for 20 years followed by five years in Vermont, so you’d think I would be used to the precipitation—but that’s why I moved south and west until I ended up in California. After 18 years in a Mediterranean climate, what am I doing…
Entrelac Rainbow Afghan I have just finished this entrelac rainbow afghan. I used the knitting machine; the technique is fairly intricate, picking up each square in turn from the diamond below, but reasonably straightforward once you’ve done a dozen squares or so. The tricky part was finding the right colors of approximately the same weight…
Lent: Time for Spring Cleaning In the Christian churches, Lent is the period of penance and prayer running up to Easter. It’s intended to prepare you for the Easter and its annual cycle of sacrifice and renewal. In 2019, Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on March 5, and of course it ends at Easter. In…
Fasching and Lent Back in 1972, my father’s side of the family had a pleasant, sunny flat in Vienna. Now, Austria is a strongly Catholic country, and I’ve noticed that Catholic countries are, in general, much more fun-loving than the colder Protestant countries like Germany, England, and Scandinavia. Maybe it’s about having more sun and…
Dreams II, Two, Too… Once again I had bizarre dreams this morning – really bizarre – and that reminded me to write about REAL dreams – positive dreams in life, dreams that reflect one’s purpose, and that bring us into alignment with the divine. Those would be the dreams we were working on last week…
Dreams or Nightmares? For the last couple of days, I’ve woken up from dreams that were much longer and more detailed than usual. These were not pleasant or helpful dreams – they were narratives full of nasty people and/or bizarre situations that I really do not want to experience in my waking life. The curious…
I am writing this from the Admiral’s Club in Chicago, my second visit of the morning. Here’s how my travel has gone so far: My friend picked me up on time to drive me to the airport, with ease and grace. As I waited to go through the security checkpoint for my flight to Chicago,…
Bathing in Prosperity With the polar vortex, it’s been dreadfully cold this week; I walked around the corner to my friend’s house, and my cheeks (the only exposed parts) nearly froze and fell off! Having reliable central heating and a real bathtub have been both been most useful and comforting. So if I am so…