Folk School
Robert’s Review: I am very proud of the job Cheryl did on her uke, she struggled a bit but it is a thing of beauty and we met lots of nice people, and next time you see Cheryl – ask her to sing the new version of Mr. Sandman for…
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Tai Chi Monkey
______________________________________________________________ Make your movements slow and smooth, like a weed-smoking sloth. Draw in and release energy from your center as if you were a rhinoceros giving birth. Walk around gently clenching and unclenching your fingers, greeting your fellow classmates as you would if you were a monkey in your tree…
This Wild Life
Michelle’s Review: This article is full of great information about what to do when encountered with wildlife, yet an entertaining read at the same time. __________________________________________________________________________ My friend Carol had to take her mother to the emergency room. Not to worry, everything’s ok. While in the waiting room she met…
Word Camp, Star Trek and Me
Tamsen’s Review: Cheryl is well on her way to conquering all the doodads and saving everything as web. ___________________________________________________________________ Some of you may know that I started a blog. I did not know how to do this or even know how to bring the blogs of other writers up on…
Help Me!
Ruth’ Review: Thank you for this delightful narrative of how to maybe meet folks at self-help seminars. ________________________________________________________________ Asheville is a laid-back town. A love-the-world, pot-smoking, vegetable-eating, dog-loving, hippie-looking, mountain-hiking, alternative-medicine kind of town. Most people here do yoga or tai chi. I do both yoga and tai chi! With…
It’s All Working Out Just Fine
Tamsen’s Review: An honest, chuckle-inducing saga that is all too relatable for those of us on a fitness journey. __________________________________________________________ Why do we work out at the gym? To exercise and stay healthy. To train for that marathon. To offset our sedentary jobs. To keep the slow creep of general…
Ordinary
Sandra’s Review: Sandra has been rendered speechless after reading this post. _______________________ Disclaimer: I am in no way trained or qualified to give personal advice. This fact has never stopped me from doing so. However, if you really need professional help, there are tons of people who are licensed, certified…
The Bus Stops Here
Kristi’s Review: The Bus Stops Here is a short piece of humorous fiction with heart, in which the author, who I would ride the bus with any day, charmed me with descriptions of characters I’d like to meet. The bus door opened and a middle-aged woman settled herself into the…
Welcome to Shangri La
Carol H’s Review: Ethel’s gutsy verve, Julie Andrews’ Sound of Music sweeping mountain vistas, and Hannibal Lector’s ominous basement hideaway–what’s next? Can’t wait to discover what creative musings bubble up from this eclectic cauldron of thought. Our first night in our new town was distinguished by the midnight arrival of…
It Takes a Hurricane
M’s Review: Nice story of your survival of the hurricane. Although you actually lost nothing material to the storm, the stress and fear forced you out of your home and into a new adventure. Fire, flood, crime, illness. Any of these disasters could lead you to scraping the black slime…
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Tai Chi Monkey
______________________________________________________________ Make your movements slow and smooth, like a weed-smoking sloth. Draw in and release energy from your center as if you were a rhinoceros giving birth. Walk around gently clenching and unclenching your fingers, greeting your fellow classmates as you would if you were a monkey in your tree…
This Wild Life
Michelle’s Review: This article is full of great information about what to do when encountered with wildlife, yet an entertaining read at the same time. __________________________________________________________________________ My friend Carol had to take her mother to the emergency room. Not to worry, everything’s ok. While in the waiting room she met…
Word Camp, Star Trek and Me
Tamsen’s Review: Cheryl is well on her way to conquering all the doodads and saving everything as web. ___________________________________________________________________ Some of you may know that I started a blog. I did not know how to do this or even know how to bring the blogs of other writers up on…
Help Me!
Ruth’ Review: Thank you for this delightful narrative of how to maybe meet folks at self-help seminars. ________________________________________________________________ Asheville is a laid-back town. A love-the-world, pot-smoking, vegetable-eating, dog-loving, hippie-looking, mountain-hiking, alternative-medicine kind of town. Most people here do yoga or tai chi. I do both yoga and tai chi! With…
It’s All Working Out Just Fine
Tamsen’s Review: An honest, chuckle-inducing saga that is all too relatable for those of us on a fitness journey. __________________________________________________________ Why do we work out at the gym? To exercise and stay healthy. To train for that marathon. To offset our sedentary jobs. To keep the slow creep of general…
Ordinary
Sandra’s Review: Sandra has been rendered speechless after reading this post. _______________________ Disclaimer: I am in no way trained or qualified to give personal advice. This fact has never stopped me from doing so. However, if you really need professional help, there are tons of people who are licensed, certified…
The Bus Stops Here
Kristi’s Review: The Bus Stops Here is a short piece of humorous fiction with heart, in which the author, who I would ride the bus with any day, charmed me with descriptions of characters I’d like to meet. The bus door opened and a middle-aged woman settled herself into the…
Welcome to Shangri La
Carol H’s Review: Ethel’s gutsy verve, Julie Andrews’ Sound of Music sweeping mountain vistas, and Hannibal Lector’s ominous basement hideaway–what’s next? Can’t wait to discover what creative musings bubble up from this eclectic cauldron of thought. Our first night in our new town was distinguished by the midnight arrival of…
It Takes a Hurricane
M’s Review: Nice story of your survival of the hurricane. Although you actually lost nothing material to the storm, the stress and fear forced you out of your home and into a new adventure. Fire, flood, crime, illness. Any of these disasters could lead you to scraping the black slime…