After recovering from three somewhat harrowing days driving a rental car on the road in Japan, we learned , despite the high points of the trip, not to do it again. I also relearned that there is a very small margin of error between life and death on a snake like one lane curving road … Continue reading Between Heaven and Earth
Waku waku (suru)! I recently learned, means I am excited. Or shall I say doki doki (suru), meaning I'm excited and nervous at the same time? Either way, I'm off to Japan again in two more days. My excitement is always a given, my nervousness is a result of being by myself for about two … Continue reading Am I Waku Waku or Doki Doki?
Some of you have heard me say that choreographer Doug Elkins has an encyclopedic memory for details, for music, and for information. He has an active and fertile mind. If you listen carefully while he speaks, his references and quotes can unlock new doors to making the most of life. Perhaps he is our 21st-century … Continue reading Doug Elkins: A Choreographer AND a Philosopher?
Can we please eliminate/eradicate the term anti-ageing? There is no such thing. Anti aging=death. It's a ridiculous phrase. It's added as a descriptive term to advertising far too frequently. It's understood to be undeniably positive, promoting everything from diets to yoga, face cream, lipstick, underwear, to acai berries. Let's be truthful. Anti aging = anti-nature. … Continue reading Return to Youth with Anti-Ageing?? Get Over It
The photographs of my life huddle together in the darkness, secure in a bedroom cabinet. They now lead quiet lives, disturbed only occasionally. They once brought only pleasure to me and upon inspection, wonder. Now going through them brings a quotient of sadness too. The scale began to tip about 10 or 15 years ago. … Continue reading The Quiet Lives of Old Photographs
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living life at the three quarter mark.
living life at the three quarter mark.
living life at the three quarter mark.
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