I’m a Medicine Woman, Too! by Jesse Wolf Hardin

July 20, 2009

I’m a Medicine Woman, Too! by Jesse Wolf Hardin ~ A book review.
I loved this book!  The message is just as important to authentic mama’s as it is to the children. I encourage all mom’s who would love to teach their children self empowerment, self esteem,  the courage to follow your passion and purpose,  and [...]

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Be honest with yourself about your needs

July 15, 2009

“Why is it that when I don’t know what I want, there is always someone waiting to tell me what it is? I’m just lucky I guess. ~ Anne Wilson Schaef
Do you really know what your needs are?
If you are not living authentically, you may wake up one morning, look in the mirror, and wonder [...]

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Jim Morrison on authenticity

July 8, 2009

For those of you who do not know this, I am a big Doors fan- I have been since I first heard them as a kid back in the 70’s. Luckily my parents were into music that I loved (70’s rock) so that made long car trips and hanging around the house on the weekends [...]

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sign posts on the blogging journey

July 7, 2009

I really enjoy blogging. However, it can get a little overwhelming at times. Janice wrote a great post Guest House over on her site about some of the feelings she experiences on her blogging journey. It was an amazing how open and courageous she was about her experience. I have felt a similar roller coaster [...]

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How to help children discover the wonders of nature

July 2, 2009

Check out my article in the July issue of American College Of Health Science newsletter!
Find it on page 4 How to help children discover the wonders of nature: Growing plants that attract wildlife
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Jack of all trades

July 2, 2009

I love to experience life and try new things. I have tried and done so many things it is impossible to list them all- but you may get an idea if you see some of the jobs I have worked, plus a few extra interests I have that I may not have talked about before.
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Learning to let go

June 30, 2009

How many times have I been caught off guard, someone I care about has pointed the finger at me with a personal insult of some kind. I loose sleep over it, my mind just keeps reeling with countless questions, thoughts, and possible solutions. Maybe I should tell them this or that, maybe I should just [...]

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Remembering Michael Jackson

June 26, 2009

Michael Jackson’s Thriller album was the first tape cassette I bought with my own money. I had my mom drive me to the record store in our neighboring town of Gresham, I was 9 years old. I had 37 dollars that I had saved, I took the whole role of money and shoved it in [...]

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Part 2 roles we play- Everyday Challenges

June 25, 2009

The good girl

You may be thinking, ‘isn’t it good to be  ‘well behaved”?  If you are being genuine, it is your choice,  and you are not coming from a space of fear, then of course it is. On the flip side, being overly ‘well behaved’ can actually be dangerous, a girl may feel afraid to [...]

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The roles we play that keep us from being authentic

June 24, 2009

As a young girl,  I was proud of the fact that I was such a well behaved child, a ‘good girl’.
Sometime around the 4th grade I began to make a gradual shift from the ‘good girl’ role. I was getting tired of always feeling uncomfortable, not expressing how I really felt, and having to be [...]

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