What’s Your Currency? Why I Write About Money.
This week I meant to end the year by writing three posts: Why I Write About Sex Why I Write About… Read More »
Beyond Blogging. Beyond Testimonials. Interviews are The New Guest Post.
My blogging buddies Nathan Hangen and Mike Cliffe Jones wrote a book called Beyond Blogging. (and when I say “buddies”,… Read More »
A Good Day: Wrote About Sex, Talked About Sex (X2). I’m HOME.
Today I meant to write about money but I’ve got more exciting topics to cover. Yesterday, I found The Spot…. Read More »
Why I Write About Sex (and why aren’t YOU?). A meditation, really.
` The first time I had sex, I said, Let’s do that AGAIN! So we did. And then I wondered,… Read More »
Love Letter. To Kissing, Maybe.
I used to say that you can tell a story with a kiss, that kissing is a form of communication. … Read More »
ask and ye shall…well just ask, anyways.
The basic assumption underlying most of my choices and behaviour: lead with my strengths. Self discipline? Over-rated. Will power? Temporary…. Read More »
Christmas: the hat. the cleavage. the random self-portraits. OH MY.
The scene. Christmas Eve, 2009. My niece, A, (age 11) greets me at the door. A: Nice hat. Moi: Thank… Read More »
audience, art and gratitude and I am so very, very grateful.
This year, shift. In the very beginning of the year, my friend Ricardo Scipio talked to me about art. Creating it,… Read More »
my 2010 list: all yes, one no, all truth, shine.
2010: truth. 2010: no crumbs. no earning it. choose. chosen. 2010: magazine pieces. 2010: women. art. divine. 2010: beyond rubies… Read More »
Cleavage: Not Just for Breakfast Anymore…according to Larry Brooks at Storyfix. LOVE him.
so…I’m crushing madly on a site I’ve recently discovered. Storyfix. THE place to go if writing is your thing. (And… Read More »
The thin line – cleavage, even – between vulnerability as strength and just out-and-out stupidity.
someone – ok, my sister, only a sister can say things like this – said to me recently that I… Read More »
gratitude, future, now, welcome
this year has been significant. Most of it was just a long, hard, unglamorous slog. Most of it was planting… Read More »
