I M Perfect lady

September 2015

  • The Inside?

    "If you avoid conflict to keep the peace, you start a war inside yourself."  Cheryl Richardson.   How often do you avoid conflict? How often do you create a war within you in order to keep a friendship or relationship?… Continue reading

  • Step into the Unknown.

    From Elizabeth Gilbert's latest book, "Big Magic" "Fear is Boring"   I love that phrase! "Around the age of fifteen, I somehow figured out that my fear had no variety to it, no depth, no substance, no texture.  I noticed… Continue reading

  • Fall Equinox

    "Equinox – This is the day when both the daytime and nighttime are of the same length, which has been long interpreted to mean that the world is in balance. Once the autumnal equinox passes, the nights begin to get longer… Continue reading

  • A Tutu and Works of Art

    Wearing a Tutu elicits so many different responses…within and from the outside. "I don't need attention that bad…" was one of the negative thoughts spoken out loud. My own sentiment from long ago. But it wasn't about gaining attention…it was… Continue reading

  • Opportunity to Shine

    A trip of tests! First, our son's truck was broken into, his crucial papers stolen, along with his phone.  So began a search of getting his needed papers back up to Alaska, so he and his dad could drive through Canada.  With… Continue reading

  • Ultimately Gain

    Palmer, my birth town.  My second visit there since I was two. Just a small town street, who in 12 years has added a few updates.  New places to eat, some art and a new hospital.   I had wanted… Continue reading

  • Inspired around Art.

    Finding Art in Homer was so much fun for me.  It is so inspiring to share in another's passion and to see what they love to do. The Homer Burning Basket project, was one I wished I had stumbled on a… Continue reading

  • Empowered to be you!

    After a week in Alaska, I noticed that the focus is more on individual; than blending in. The more you notice nature; the more you notice the nature of each individual. And, the race to compete monetarily is obsolete.  In… Continue reading