Soul Gazing — It’s our first time greeting— we already found seating Heart rate audible, hearing the pound — beating Pulling out — her chair, her feet, and the ground meeting Completing her aroma, turning tassels of — diploma Wishing her perfume followed home… — Roam and bounce per room Remote viewing…

Lucid Dream 18 — I’m sitting beside a couple of friends atop a steep hill looking out at an overgrown arboretum. The height from up here is almost intimidating. It’s a breezy October day and fall’s foliage is in full swing. Within the arboretum are meandering streams, towering meadows and decaying wooden bridges and…

A surprising but welcome revelation about vegetarianism — The week began with my husband announcing over dinner that he would like to become a vegetarian. Of course, he does not endeavor to make this transition alone, and he would like the entire family to trial vegetarianism for one month. This declaration was a bit of a shock. …

#3 Ouch! — Last week, in nature, I came across some ants. Fantastic animals! Very smart indeed, but certainly lacking a mammal’s brain. (That’s usually the case for non-mammals.) Nevertheless, I started thinking about what would be an ant’s thoughts if it had a mammal’s brain. …

Spending less money benefits you because it is usually your wants that you spend on, not your needs! Don't confuse quality living with premium living. — Money is powerful; it can make you live at a much higher standard than where you might be right now, but you all know that crap, so what is the point of this article? Many aren't aware that a higher standard of living doesn't equal a better living. Higher standard…

Storytime with a toddler — Babysitting is one of my favorite jobs. Getting a glimpse into the way that little kids process the world around them can be fascinating. So I decide to “interview” one of the kids that I babysit for. Admittedly, it’s not much of an interview, but I think you’ll at least…