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I Remember Me

Lisa Hamil

Remembering who we were before life told us who we had to be

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I AM

Photo: One of the last butterflies of the season showing up for my walk this morning.

“Another woman’s story is not evidence of our inadequacy. It may be a mirror.”

Last week, we talked about story. What is story? How do we “see” o...

11 days ago
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What If...

Photo courtesy of my walk this morning and something someone in my neighborhood left for us all...

“The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.” - Joseph Campbell

What if…how you walked, talked and dressed didn’t matter?

What...

17 days ago
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Dreams

Photo: My daughter and her horse

“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” –

Henry David Thoreau

We all have parts of ourselves that we have lost. Or dismissed. Dreams we had as a child. As...

24 days ago
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NOTES FROM MY 90-YEAR-OLD SELF

In two weeks, I turn 65.

I normally do not celebrate birthdays. I love seeing people and spending time together, but I don’t “need” any gifts or a giant cake. And I gave up alcohol almost six years ago, so parties really hold no appeal.

S...

a month ago
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What We Know That We Often Forget

“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.”

— Rumi

One of my favorite stories from Greek mythology is that of Chiron, the wise centaur known as the great healer.

Unlike the other centaurs, Chiron was thoughtful, compassionate, a...

a month ago
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    Helping women become "un-addicted" in a world that sells them everything but peace. I am a certified coach that helps you write a new version of an old story.

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