Remember Tiny Homes? They may have fallen by the wayside during the past 18 months as people spent more time at home and realized that they needed more space to accommodate work and schooling. Now that it’s time to get outside again, Tiny Homes...
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After a year of pulling back and minimizing social excursions, activities and commitments, my husband and I have been venturing out again! We’ve stayed in two hotels for five nights total over the past two months and had great...
When I travel, I love to explore historic buildings, castles, homes. Click this link to take a virtual photo tour from MSN travel of many interesting and stately homes around the world. You might come up with some ideas for a future...
There’s nothing like spending time in a beautiful, nurturing environment to lift your energy and put a smile on your face. Even if you don’t travel, you can experience a chi shift by enjoying the photography and imagining what it...
(the Netherlands … Land of Windmills) My husband and I spent a week in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, last month. We loved it! We found it very easy to be there. In addition to Dutch, most of the people also speak English. Like...
See below for a link to a fun compilation of famous streets around the world that have a wide variety of energies. I’ve been to some of them and others are new to me. As you watch this slide show, notice what draws you in and how you feel. Most...
Recently my husband, our daughter, and I spent a weekend with family and friends in Newport, RI. We’ve been to Newport before and we always love it. One of the highlights is touring the mansions. On this trip we toured Rough Point, Doris Duke’s...
The February new moon in Aquarius was associated with the Helpful People and Travel gua. This is the front right corner of your house, every room in your house, your workspace and yard. Helpful People energy is about the right people showing...
The Saturday after Labor Day, my husband and I ventured three hours north to Rangeley, ME. Rangeley is halfway between the Equator and the North Pole. It’s also home to “Orgonon,” otherwise known as the Wilhelm Reich Museum, which also happens...
I spent a delightful June weekend in NYC exploring three public gardens: The Heather Garden at the Cloisters, the High Line and Wave Hill. What wonderful resources that contribute to the chi of their locations. One question worth pondering: do the...
