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New Beginnings

This year seems to be a year for not only new beginnings, but also renewal. I have started doing a new meditation that seems to be doing a superb job of clearing out old garbajeo LOL (if you want to know about it email me), I have started to participate in a women's writer's group that has been operating int he Twin Cities since the 70's, which is an honor to participate in. Plus, I have a proposal out to do a workshop that came out of the renewal of relationship with my first husband, who has made his way through some really serious twists and turns of life, and I am now there to befriend. Then a relative that I have been looking for online over the last ten years, I seem to have found. This is number three found person of the year, and it appears to me that this is no accident.

If my workshop proposal goes through, there will be an online invite. Things are moving along in this new year that we are not even two weeks into. I have a feeling that it is going to be a good one, and I wish everyone the best for the New Year!

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