I spent part of yesterday observing one of the coolest and most simple ideas in the world of peacemaking. Before I tell you about my day, think about it–who do you think benefits most from learning to communicate, to manage an unruly brain, to work with others in a skillful and respectful way, and to find . . . → Read More: When Stars CAN Shine . . .
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Life can be so confusing sometimes. The other day Milt cut my hair for me. (I like it shorter than most beauticians are comfortable with.) Anyway, I looked at the inches of hair falling to the floor and it looked like fur. I was joking around with my sexy stylist and told him my . . . → Read More: A Young Soul in an Old Body Share on FacebookThis morning I sat down at my little desk to assemble 50 Bead People gift sets that will be making a trip to Italy next month to take part in an international spiritual walk. Every time I play with these little people assembled from the rag tag jewelry I collect at yard sales, thrift stores, or generous bead donations, I am amazed at all of the people they have touched. Earlier this month my friend Gaydel sent me a picture of a little Bead Person hanging from the handlebars of a bicycle on its way to New Delhi, India. . . . → Read More: When Spirit Crashes Through . . . agree Share on Facebook |
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