Ever think of hosting a Balloon Parade? Today is my Birthday, and I have always dreamed of a Balloon Parade. What does this idea entail? To be completely honest, I am not sure as I have never hosted one before, … Continue reading
How can a positive list change any type of negative habit? Well, it’s a creative exercise indeed to flip something we criticize ourselves for on its head and see the positive side, i.e. what may be the part of the … Continue reading
Sometimes art can be the best way to process and think through how we are feeling about events unfolding as well as our shared history that has brought us to this moment. We often feel that we must process and … Continue reading
Do you see any Forest Shapes in the picture above? Let your mind wander… Last week, I was encouraging you to take a Forest Walk. Well, I took my own advice and went for one myself this past weekend and … Continue reading
A forest walk. For me, this conjures up the lovely surroundings around the Emerald City, the very one I live in these days, Seattle. In the Pacific Northwest in America, we are fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful forests of … Continue reading
Old Recipes? What’s the difference between them and any other recipe? A great deal in fact. I was reminded of this when my brother reached out to me asking for my Grandmother’s old recipes as he wanted to try a … Continue reading
Pandemic Puzzle Time! It seems that these days all things old are new again. And this is true when it comes to puzzles. Remember the big jumbo 1000 piece puzzles you would do as a kid with other kids or … Continue reading
Can you imagine the phenomena of Collective Dreaming? What does this even mean? If you are curious about the whole idea, you are not alone. I wanted to know more myself when I saw a headline in the Seattle Times … Continue reading
Backyard Photography? Say what? These days, while we all are sheltering in place, provides a time to take our interests and elevate them. How to do this when our world, that is our supposed oyster, is within the confines of … Continue reading
Do you miss a city stroll? In this time of sheltering in place, where one is encouraged to only wander in one’s neighborhood and keep 6 feet distance from people, the days of going to a city — either your … Continue reading