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Sorry for the false alarm! The January Sexy Witch class series is still open. The page that showed up on my news feed and front page was supposed to be a private link for redirect for paypal payment for class. It’s designed so that the class cannot overfill, should anyone try to register after the Continue reading Sexy Witch January Course Still Open. ”Who would ever imagine…that David turned out to be Goliath?” AWESOME, high-quality ska-core with some really relevant lyrics. Want more on the topic? Read my article, What Middle East Peace Talks, over at elephantjournal.com. My latest at elephantjournal.com — please click the link below to read. (Author note: This is an opinion piece. I am posting it in response to a lack of awareness around the Middle East Peace talks. I respectfully request that you click through the links included in this article before commenting. The links offer Continue reading What Middle East Peace Talks? (My latest at elephantjournal.com.) My latest at Elephant Journal, The New Anti-Muslim Wave, Eid al Fitr, and 9/11 – What Will YOU Do? “Four news stories from the CURRENT wave: UPDATE: Holley teens charged with targeting mosque CARLTON — A Holley teen-ager was charged with a felony count of criminal possession of a weapon after allegedly firing a shotgun outside Continue reading My latest at Elephant Journal, The New Anti-Muslim Wave, Eid al Fitr, and 9/11 – What Will YOU Do? My latest at elephant journal: 7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Islam, In Honor of Ramadan. “In honor of Ramadan, the most holy month in Islam, I hope we can all take a moment to honor the diversity of faiths that hold the world together, as much as they might tear it apart.” Read my latest at elephantjournal.com. Link at bottom of excerpt: The Lost Art of Masculinity In the heart of the divorce boom (starting in the ‘60s, peaking in the ‘70s) a generation of women ended up parenting (mostly) solo, and a generation of boys ended up being raised (mostly) without a positive father figure, Continue reading The Lost Art of Masculinity – My Latest at Elephant Journal Commit to doing asana (posture) yoga daily from now until September 23 — with all of US! Come to this page daily and use the comments feature to share your practice. Let this be your forum to share your practice, ask for support, offer encouragement, and track your own practice. Consider this an experiment in collaboration – Continue reading Community Yoga Experience – Summer Solstice through Autumnal Equinox 21*5*800; 21 days, yoga five days a week, writing 800 words a day. STARTS TOMORROW, June 8.Perfect timing for me! Join in a community endeavor designed for the writing yogi/ni, the writer who wants to do more yoga, or the yogi who wants to do more writing. It’ll be easier than you think. Here’s the low down Continue reading 21*5*800; Community Event STARTS TOMORROW, June 8. My latest at Elephant Journal: Where are the Plus-Size Yoga Clothes? Click here to read! “Sufi sheikh who preached nonviolence laid to rest”…may his spirit guide us still. One of the sweetest men I have ever met, a man I am grateful to have had the occasion to learn from and work with (for far too short a time), a man of peace and true heart, has passed on. Continue reading Sheikh Bukhari, man of peace, laid to rest in Jerusalem at age of 61 A year is a measure of time between two points. The day that anniversary marks is by nature both an ending and beginning. Birthdays have had gravity for me for many years. My own personal “new year” – I take inventory, whether I want to or not. What have I done to better myself? What have Continue reading My 39th Birthday! The good news of the week; Constance McMillen, the young woman whose request to wear a tuxedo and take her girlfriend to her senior prom was denied, has won a hearing about the violation of her First Amendment rights; the right to freedom of speech. McMillen’s family has been amongst some of her strongest supports in Continue reading Thank You Constance McMillen; A Victory for One is a Victory for All! Dress You Up In My Love is a nationwide equality celebration designed to protest the school in Mississippi that took action against Constance McMillan, the girl who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom. Yes, it is 2010…but instead of allowing a tuxedoed young lesbian woman to attend the prom with her lovely beloved Continue reading Dress You Up in My Love Equality Prom – Everywhere! Happy Mardi Gras! Are you celebrating Lent? Lent is a period of fasting. Mardi Gras and Carnival are based on the last day of indulgence before the fast. If so, what kind of fast are you observing? Fasting is about giving something up. Temporarily in most cases, unless your fast is indefinite. Spiritual fasting is common in most Continue reading Lent – Do You Celebrate It? I just found out the 2011 is the 2500th anniversary of the marathon! This is super cool, as my plan is to run a full marathon for my 40th birthday – in 2011! The fact it’s such a momentous occassion makes my goal that much sweeter. (See more on this soon.) My other piece of news Continue reading News About Long-Term Goals – the 2500th Marathon Anniversary in 2011! Race as Platform for Bipolar Advocacy & Education. Things I’m most grateful for from 2009 Getting married to my true and eternal love. It’s for reals, yo! Seriously now, I didn’t think that love like this was possible, and there’s nothing I have loved more to be proved wrong about that. I want to shout it from the mountaintops; TRUE LOVE IS REAL! Continue reading I’m Grateful for 2009! |
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