Mountain Bluebird

By | January 15, 2021

She slid the match across the coarse surface. With one swift gesture, she hoped to heal the open wounds from inside out. She’s determined to burn the vines connecting her to a mountain of shame. A mountain belongs not to her. She was born, not a he. What a shame! She diligently threw the lies… Read More »

30 Lessons Learned

By | January 12, 2021

1- Take care of your body, your mind and your environment first. Food, movement, rest and a tidy clean space. 2- Working on developing an inner voice that you are proud of. Watch for the tone and narrative. I want a voice that is nurturing, empowering and kind. My brain listens to everything I say… Read More »

How’s life? – 2021 is here

By | January 1, 2021

Dear readers, Happy New Year! What’s good in your life right now? I am looking at the lit candle and letting myself daydream for a little. We have officially said goodbye to 2020! We have made through an incredible challenging year. It is time to collect lessons learned and start imaging and creating a path… Read More »

9 Writing Tips from Jerry Seinfeld

By | December 30, 2020

The second best excuse to not write is to learn from the masters on how to write. The best excuse to not write is – you guessed it, reading. In all honesty, writing and reading feed each other. I will keep gathering applicable and practical writing tips to share with you. If you find it… Read More »

I am eyeing the “I”

By | December 18, 2020

Where does one “I” begin? How did “I” land here, in this body with this specific set of eyeballs? Can “I” renounce and embrace the history of my ancestors with sovereignty? How does one “I” find a connected “Us” when the “Us” was broken and is breaking? Where are the ancestors’ wisdom and strength when… Read More »

December Plan, Revised

By | December 12, 2020

Dear readers, How are you doing? I needed to write to you. I didn’t expect depressive episodes to visit one week after I stopped my short story experiment. I thought I would take December off to reflect, plan and continue finishing my novella and a short piece of music. Perhaps, that’s too open ended and… Read More »