A newsletter that celebrates the everyday wonders of life and our common humanity. Poetry, yoga, art, languages and more.
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Living in the Extremes
The Art of Lite Living is a space for lightness (letting go) and lite-ness (inspiration). For more essays and poems that bring wonder, beauty & artfulness into our every day life, and to support my work please
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My beloved hom...
The Landing Place: Your Trusted Village
Dear friends,
Please allow me to share an exciting peer-led program that my dear friend Lara and I have been cooking up for months!
Those of you who have taken our Yoga of Resilience workshops already know that Lara and I share many passi...
"It Was Good to Know you"
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I woke up this morning to a series of upset messages from a dear friend who had been ‘politely’ rejected by a man she was hoping to date. They had met on Hinge and by the sound of it, had had two lovely...
Oops, I have missed my flight back to Montreal
What my friend Cathy called the ‘Sun Woman’ right beside my Budapest apartment (turned out ‘she’ wasn’t a woman, but we have chosen to ignore this fact)
It has been a tough year. When my fiftieth birthday was approaching everybody wanted t...
The Poets' Circle 9: In Pessoa's Footsteps
Welcome to the Poets’ Circle, where life and poetry merge. A space where we can share our poetry in progress, and poetry that inspires us to be better writers and human beings. To take part in this circle please
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My fellow Di...
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Writer, yoga teacher & community builder. Founder of 'Lite Living' - a purposeful way of living that is light, as in carrying only what is essential, and lit, as in inspired and illuminated.
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