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The Gift of Peace
I have the privilege of caring for my grandson two days a week. He’ll be three in April. I have distinct memories of raising my daughters at that age and it was pretty spectacular, but even with the quality time I was afforded between auditions and bookings as a mostly stay at home mom, it was not…
Read MoreHistory and Hope
My father’s mother, Georgia Alice, was four years old when her father tragically fell off a roof and died from brain injury hours later. My great grandfather’s business partner proceeded to steal their successful contracting company by burning all evidence of financial partnership in the pot belly stove in front of my grieving great grandmother. She was…
Read MoreWinds Of Change
Early in 2019 I chose the title “Winds of Change” for my next blog. The illustrative jpeg from our trip to New Zealand in January of that year with title attached has beckoned me from my desktop for a ghostly 2 years. I have been in the ongoing midst of the greatest transitions of my…
Read MoreArt and Reality – The Twain Have Met
Every Halloween I brush off my little Ultra low budget sci-fi satire INVASION OF THE MONEY SNATCHERS. In 2011 I had an idea for a short film. I had dabbled in network marketing many times in my life actually immersing myself for two years in one of the bigger companies. I enjoyed the products and…
Read MoreBalancing Act
My oldest daughter was married in July of 2016. My youngest was married last year in May. Cumulatively we spent two full years of great joy and celebration preparing for the separate events. There were parties, showers, shopping, and general anticipation of the days. The only euphoria that came close was the day each of…
Read MoreLove’s Reward
My sweet Daddy passed away Wednesday August 9th, 2017. He went peacefully with no trauma. The Lord chose to take him one day before my flight home to Los Angeles. Daddy knew it was to be my last day. He told me how happy he was that I had come to visit and our last…
Read MoreMy Sole Soul ID
My husband and I wearily arrived home from our post Christmas vacation last month. After tucking away the last of my packed items, I climbed into bed with the satisfaction of an organized life and a new day ahead. My eyes flashed open. I had left my IPAD on the plane! I could see my…
Read MoreLife’s Magic
I love the Christmas season. I am one of those people who starts the holiday music On Dec 1st with no going back until New Year’s day. Nat King Cole, Harry Belafonte, and Andy Williams, fill both car and home while visions of Jimmy Durante’s “Frosty” dance a jig in my merry head. I am…
Read MoreThankful in All Things
Today is Thanksgiving. There is SO much to be thankful for no matter how you feel post-election and, trust me, I have loved ones who are zealous for either side. I witnessed visceral tears in my Hollywood acting class Wednesday morning after that jaw dropping Tuesday. A rat even died somewhere in the theatre walls…
Read MoreWhat Made the Bee Go Bad?
I love honeybees. I’m constantly rescuing them from our pool after they nose-dive for a little sip and get more than they bargained for. I’m also fond of hummingbirds and run a bustling backyard bistro for our little omnivores. They virtually own me in the summer months patronizing four feeders at a time. Usually, it’s…
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