Last month my beautiful, dear friend Gianprem and I took a spontaneous road trip up North to Big Sur. Our goal was to get reconnected with nature by visiting the farm at The Esalen Institute. Gianprem knows the farm very well since she lived and worked on the land there for over a year and ...
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I have a confession to make. Over the summer we had . . . fleas! Yuck! The dreaded little parasites biting my daughter’s legs and making Fig our cat, very grumpy. I was so frustrated I ended up throwing a few sheep skin rugs in the garbage. The last thing I wanted to do was ...
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When the Guardian reports that the meltdown at Fukushima is something to still worry about I can finally come forward and not sound like a complete wack-a-doo. Sadly our government and news outlets have not been straight with us on how much radiation is still being emitted into our oceans and our land. There have ...
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I don’t really get fan crazy around movie stars. I do however get a little fan-atic when meeting my heroes in the anti-GMO movement. That was the case when I got to have a sit down with Ron Finley. I first heard about him last year when his now famous TED talk was released. I ...
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I was sad to see my plant gathering class end a few weeks ago. Mostly because it brought me together with a group of like minded sisters and I am finding that I need that more and more in my life. Part of my path towards being more in tune with the feminine, is seeking ...
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I am closing this merry month of May by recounting how we initiated it. At my daughter Charlotte’s Waldorf School they have the most beautiful celebration each May to honor Spring. The origins of the Maypole dates back to the Spring festivals of India and Egypt and later the Celtic tribes made it a part ...
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