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That’s What She Said…
I am one lucky girl; let me start with that. One very lucky girl! This past weekend I got to spend a long weekend at a spectacular resort/spa in Tucson, Arizona. First, let me say that I’m not one of … Continue reading
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May 8, 2013
Tagged Cacti, Desert, Humor, Musings, Spa, Tales from the Motherland, travel, Tucson
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Spring is in the Air… Finally.
It’s May first, May Day. As a kid, living in a small New England town, May day was always a fun day. Back in school, we still did the Maypole. Yes, I actually grew up dancing around a white pole … Continue reading
When God Spoke To Me, On The Banzai Pipeline… (Or, A Fall Down the Rabbit Hole)
Note: If know me, or have followed this blog, then you may know that I am not a religious person, that our family is Jewish, and that I am neither Christian nor Jewish. You should also know that I am … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Awareness, Beautiful places, Beauty, Blog, Daily Observations, Honest observations on many things, Life, Musings, My world, Natural beauty, Parenting, road trip, Tales From the Motherland, travel, Writing
Tagged #WPLongform, God, Haleiwa, Hawaii, music, Oahu, Religious experience, Ron Artis, Ron Artis Family Band, Ron Artis Family Gallery, Tales From the Motherlaland, travel
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Moments of Magnificence…
Every day I have a moment of magnificence, that stops my mind from spinning— stops the what if’s; the why didn’t I’s; the I’ve got to’s. Quiets the the he said/she said’s, and the what I wish I’d said’s. The … Continue reading
Posted in Mothers, Parenting, Honest observations on many things, Daily Observations, My world, Musings, Beauty, Writing, Blog, Life, Awareness, Tales From the Motherland
Tagged solitude, parenting, Beauty, Pacific Northwest, nature, Tales from the Motherland, appreciation, Depression, Anxiety, Joy, Magnificence
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And The Award Goes To…
“For most tired and Oscar’ed out, Dawn at Tales From the Motherland!” Roaring applause please, and hopefully I don’t stumble on my way up to accept my statue, as Jennifer Lawrence (in Silver Linings Play Book) did, when she went to … Continue reading
Posted in Honest observations on many things, Humor, My world, Musings, Beauty, Writing, Blog, Wonderful Things, Blogging, blogs, News, Tales From the Motherland
Tagged Tales from the Motherland, Oscar party, Academy Awards, nipples, The Oscars, Anne Hathaway, Best Picture, Argo, Django Unchained, Silver Linings Play book, Life of Pi, Lincoln, Effie Trinket, Zero Dark Thirty, Stacy Jaxx, Beasts of the Southern Wild
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For Love, Part 2. Deep Places in the Land of Israel.
Warning: this is a long one folks. It’s the weekend and my trip to Israel rocked me, in countless ways. So enjoy a coffee, and sit back to experience a magical place, through my scope. The landscape in Israel is … Continue reading
Posted in Mothers, Honest observations on many things, travel, Humor, Beautiful places, Natural beauty, Nature, Daily Observations, My world, Musings, Beauty, Writing, Wonderful Things, Life, Personal change, Awareness, Blogging, Women, Adventure, Tales From the Motherland, Israel
Tagged travel, Israel, Tales from the Motherland, Travel in Israel, Jerusalem, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Dead Sea, Ein Gedi, Golan Heights, Tel Aviv, Wadi al-Joz, travel in the West Bank, Middle East politics, Palestinians and Israelis, #WPLongform
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The Middle: Leftovers
This Christmas I realized something… there are a lot of leftover feelings and memories that cloud the holidays for me. Melancholy falls on me as Christmas approaches and shift my experience, as hard as I try to surround myself with … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Awareness, Beauty, Blog, Christmas, Daily Observations, Death of parent, Holidays, Honest observations on many things, Life, Music, Musings, Parenting, Writing
Tagged Christmas, death of a parent, family, Holidays, Leftovers, Melancholy, Memories, Tales from the Motherland
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