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NEW WAYS OF BEING

What does my post title “new ways of being” really mean? I interpret it as allowing myself to change—not because I have to, but because there is still so much left for me to discover. Rather than fearing what lies ahead, I want to make room for possibility. Perhaps growing older can also mean growing freer—finding new ways to experience joy, wonder, and gratitude for simply being alive. Continue reading

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GETTING WILD IN IDYLLWILD

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

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ALONE

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

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MY LOVE JUST DIDN’T DIE

“Gone for years and I still cry,” were such honest lyrics. There I was crying after 33 years. I realized that my tears erupted because I was speaking to Jason. It was a very emphatic line that carried indescribable feelings. Just because he had died – my love hadn’t died! Continue reading

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