Life and death and combinations in between are useful reminders of the value in human connection.

Is there a specific age for exercising, or can we work out at any stage of our lives? The answer is murky and obvious.

Fend off squirrels and bunnies, or heartily play with them? Consequence recognition helps me decide.

The quirky murals of Venice, CA let you know right away that this are is unlike any other part of Southern California.

Managing IRL with the hopes that the creative flame will burn bright once again.

Holidays, connection, and financial and emotional costs of staying in touch.

Juggling want and will and curiosities that keep life interesting while not going stir crazy, then doing at all again.

How writing your eulogy can lift your spirits and chart the course for your next rewarding adventure.

Don't forget to pour some love over the most important person in your life: yourself.

We all die three times. How those happen will only matter if we live our lives in meaningful ways.

Celebrating December Solstice with reflection, celebration, and community.

The Thanksgiving holiday in America is still a time for community and thanks, if you can hold capitalism at bay.

The universe threw curveballs while I tried making my prized dessert. I politely patted it on the head and found a way.

Leftover Tuesday was muscled out by Thursday this week. No dishes were harmed.

Another morning of leftovers surprise, using french fries to make a breakfast hash.

I've selected the three musicians I recognized during my daily Women's History Month posts.

My Women's History Month homage to the women who have inspired me, Day 31: Linda Ronstadt.

My Women's History Month homage to the women who have inspired me, Day 30: Joni Mitchell.

My Women's History Month homage to the women who have inspired me, Day 29: Lady Bird Johnson.

My Women's History Month homage to the women who have inspired me, Day 28: Robin Roberts.