Drab to Fab

Did you ever see a reflection in a store window and wonder what the hell she was thinking, then realize it was you?

Do you have underwear older than some of your colleagues?

When was the last time you changed your hairstyle?

Are you seeing telltale signs of your lifestyle on your face?

Stay tuned. Drab to Fab is coming.

Look for the free e-course in a couple of weeks, and teleclasses coming in August.

Life's too short for ugly shoes.

Laugh a little.

As you may know, yoga has been a way of life for me for a very long time. It's been westernized, demonized and twisted into an unrecognizable form to make it more palatable to the American couchpotato mentality.

Now, another form. Laughter Yoga. Love it.

Try it out over the phone, in a free moderated call. It's great fun and just what I needed this morning.

The Backstage Diva

As I mentioned a few posts ago, time to branch off.

If you love theatre, particularly locally produced theatre, I'd like to invite you to join me at The Backstage Diva.

It's a commentary on all things production with an emphasis on the collaborative process that, when done well, makes magic happen for audiences.

Hope to see you there. As always, your comments are welcome.

Brain First Aid.

Did you get that email that was going around about the symptoms of a stroke?

I checked it out, and ran across some good information from the American Academy of Neurology, and the American Stroke Association.


Point being, if you suspect someone is having a stroke, please don't stand on ceremony. Don't assume someone else will see what you see. They probably don't know what's happening to them. Help them get help. Fast. Minutes count. You've got the time. All goes well, they'll be on the way to the hospital in 20 minutes and you've done your good deed for the day.
It's a Win - Win.

Thank you.

Living on the Edge

Living on the Edge

Theater, live! It always amazes me that some folk would rather create drama off stage than on. What a waste of time and energy.
My new year's resolution....retire from being a volunteer. It's become a drain on my talent, my time and it's no longer serving me. I'm done.

It's time to stop playing with people who aren't any fun, don't share their toys and don't play well with others. Life's too short.