Monthly Archives: February 2014

Is your language blue–Peacock hues tinged with yellow shifting to emerald and other greens? Do you see crystalline skies of cerulean and cobalt? Do you swim in cool aquiline waters, flickering with turquoise?  Or do you speak of storms in … Continue reading →

The Winter Olympian– Rattling down an ice tube at 80 miles an hour, sometimes face-first. Or—flying through the air twisting, convulsing, strapped to 5 ft long boards. Or– landing on one 4 inch wide plank from dizzying heights.  Or–Speeding on … Continue reading →

Routine.  Commitments.  Demands.  Expectations.  Results. Our days are intentionally built on these. They make sense–we get stuff done. But remove them and see what else can happen. Easy exploration. No guilt. Creative problem solving.  Quiet looking.  And still—results. SNOW DAYS!! A chance … Continue reading →

For first half of my life “blue” was the answer to the magazine-quiz question “What’s your favorite color?”  Blue–soothing aqua, with its underwater weightlessness. Blue–cerulean to cobalt, hinting at infinity, unless a wayward cloud drifts by, the deeper the blue the … Continue reading →