October 31, 2005 Happy Halloween! Ive been exuding so much creativity this past week. I cooked delicious meals, potted plants, crafted costumes and created new work projects. I exuded A LOT of mental energy to write this – and I’ve gotten a lot of questions on how my thoughts and writings ‘come alive’. So I NAVIGATED this entry into sections to help you absorb my mental path. -MY BODY BECAME SICK- Early Saturday morning I became very sick and couldn’t…
death succumbs me.
October 25, 2005October 24, 2005 Today while driving to the gym, the road was partially closed because there were thousands of runners participating in the Nike Women’s Marathon and Half Marathon benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation. I couldn’t help staring at awe at these women who sacrificed a Sunday morning to put their bodies under 26.2 miles of stress in dedication to those who died and suffer from cancer. Last year I participated in that same run only I ran 12.1…
moments of spiritual reconciliation
October 18, 2005
October 17, 2005 It is 11:30am, Monday, and I’m sitting in Louis office eating egg whites and tuna. Ive been staring at the screen for about thirty minutes (as I usually do) trying to figure out what happened this week because a lot happened- I can feel that something happened because my body feels sore, my mind feels tired, my dreams feels too vivid and my life feels changed? This weekend I attended the Olympia in Vegas. Wow! These people…
small miracles.
October 10, 2005October 9, 2005 Right now it’s 11:10pm, I just took a swig of diet snapple, and I just stared at the Goals I wrote on June 20th, posted right above my computer. It was Fleet Week this past weekend and I got a glimpse of the Air Show with my good friend, Matthew Sundstrom, from the Cliffhouse in Outer Sunset. It’s amazing how so many thoughts run through my brain in a single minute: Today I recall watching the fighter jet planes disappear behind the Golden…
our animal instinct.
October 4, 2005October 3, 2005 I visited my family this weekend…and for any of you who has ever left home understands: it is always a battle whenever you go back to a place you thought you left behind. When I say the phrase: “thought you left behind…” I mean that while I physically left Sacramento when I decided to move away two years ago…in truth, my family and my hometown of Sacramento still lives with me every day in my heart and in my mind.…