Posts by Linda Marsanico
Goodbye Summer — 2014
Have you noticed that the weather is getting cooler and the days shorter (for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere)? The Autumnal Equinox is September 22! This is my LAST blog of the warmest season, and I already miss walking with the sun on my body… It is easy to get dressed in summer.…
Read MoreLabor Day 2014 — a Time of Challenge
Most of us labor at many things, creating works of art, giving life, birth, and support to children; functioning at the office, or remotely in our home. Laboring is doing…and we often change something in this process. I worked out at my gym last week and noticed a saying: “The only way to make sense…
Read MoreSedona — Ordinary Challenges to Grow Compassion
When I arrived in Sedona on August 1st, I found myself up to my ears in decisions about carpeting. My first choice was sisal, but the owner of a shop refused to install it. Local flooring experts were not comfortable with this natural fiber, giving me reasons why I may not like it once it…
Read MoreFrom Brooklyn to Sedona Near the Rocks
Well, here I am…actually on a flight to Sedona. Haven’t been here since December 2013 and I do miss the way I feel when I’m amidst the vortexes… US Airways has a wonderful pre-TSA check-in for their usual fliers, and so off I go keeping on my shoes, having my bags closed…the way flying used…
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