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You've Had It All Along

Happy Fall Equinox! To embrace the change in seasons is to embrace the change in our own lives. A letting go but also a new beginning, both literally and figuratively. I’ve been thinking a lot about HOME lately. Especially since I’ve done my share of moving in the last several years.  “They” say, you can’t go back. First of all, who are “they” anyway? And do we care? To them I say, you CAN go back.    To leave and move or make a massive change of any kind whether it be letting go of a relationship, move, career change and on, I think the greatest fear is the fear to begin. One day you arrive. Raw. Not knowing anyone, ripping the proverbial band-aid off and beginning again,...

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The Worst Best Name I've Ever Been Called

One night several years back, I found myself in a heated debate (otherwise known as nonsense) over a concept in a movie with my then boyfriend, now ex (emphasis on “ex”). He got to a standstill in his point and out of frustration he powered up an insult, locked and loaded…   “You are a…you are a…”, as he searched for the right words to lash out, I thought, count to ten…breathe…this is going to be a doozy.     Then he unloaded…”You are a…WEIRDO”.   Now trust me, I’ve been called way worse, but something about this name calling rocked me to my core. The girl that grew up with the penguin poster of one penguin in a sea of penguins wearing...

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You Are Invited!

The WORD is the BIRD!   It’s out, we are officially in our new nest at the Museum of Boulder and planning some fun for the fall just around the corner! Join us September 10th, from 10-5pm for our Open House celebration all day at the Museum! Work will be for sale as well as studio and museum tours, refreshments and snacks to boot! I have missed you all so much, so if you can make it, I would love to see you locals from the Denver/Boulder area!   And as promised, my very first workshop at the Museum will be a day long shrine extravaganza in honor of Dia De Los Muertos, Day of the Dead, October 29th honoring a loved one. Please see below for...

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Why I Need To Do This

Driving back to Boulder from Arizona last month, I looked at the little shrine in the photo above that sits on my dashboard and began to reflect. What was it I needed and wanted in this transition? It clearly came back to one day being perfectly crystal clear. It was May 24th as I listened in horror of the tragedy at Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Another. Again. Rage welled in my blood and sorrow spilled out of my eyes. In the midst of our collective grief, I heard from many people that there is either no hope, the 'why bother, it won't help' mentality, or that people were going to leave our country and move. I thought about this response to leave or...

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You May Say I’m A Dreamer

Have you ever had a group of people go around and tell you what they like about you and what they wish for you for the coming year? In late March I was gifted the honor of assisting my longtime friend Deva Munay with her singing bowl healing workshop at Esalen Institute in Big Sur. It was an amazing workshop and it happened to be my birthday and 38 of my new found friends did just that.   I couldn’t believe my good fortune…after two loooong years not only to be at such a physically stunning place but to feel the outpouring of love from my new friends. Like most of us, I was still reeling from a period of solitude as well...

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