Author Archives: Judy

About Judy

I'm an illustrator by profession. At this juncture in my life, I am pursuing my dream of writing and composing music. Every day of my life is precious!

GETTING WILD IN IDYLLWILD

Posted on July 16, 2026 by Judy

I am relishing that I followed my own advice. Years ago, I remember writing this sentence on my blog: “My life became exciting, when I chose things that brought me excitement.” I’m so glad I was willing to try this experience. It really opened up many new paths for me. I also had four new songs in development, and that was huge! Continue reading →

Tagged acoustic guitar, composing, composing music, forest, Healing song, hiking, Idyllwild, inner child, lyric composing, optimism, original songs, performing, songwriting, Spirit Mountain, staying hopeful, survival, writing collaboration | Leave a comment

IN EVERY SMILE – PART 3

Posted on June 30, 2026 by Judy

“In Every Smile” is a song that embraces smiles, laughter and love. It is how I want to be thought of – not simply after I’m gone, but in the present. Continue reading →

Posted in Biographical | Tagged courageous, healing, healing music, In Every Smile, Insight Timer, inspiring, Ledges State Park, meditation music, meditation songs, Morpho butterfly, mother daughter, overcoming challenges, uplifting | 15 Comments

TAKE MY HAND – PART 3

Posted on June 14, 2026 by Judy

I made it through and I’m grateful for my health, my children, my music and all aspects of my life! Continue reading →

Posted in Healing and Hope | Tagged AI, Christopher Plowman, Friendship, healing, hope, Insight Timer, instrumental music, Live stream, meditation music, singer songwriter, Take my hand, weight loss | 2 Comments

ALONE

Posted on April 20, 2026 by Judy

I didn’t expect much from my 50-year-old song composition “Alone.” It had no chorus or hook; it was sad. However, I wanted to honor this poetic ballad with a recording, as I did with all my other songs. Those chords I composed as a teenager really grabbed my heart. They hauntingly captured a cold and lonely moment so long ago. Continue reading →