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For Women Whose Lives are Changing
Join me in Portland this Saturday. You can navigate and find comfort in the midst of change. Really.
Call 503-224-4929 to register now — only four spots left.
New Tele-class
The prequel to comfort — when you can’t quite get to self-care.
A Comfort Tele-Experience
The Improv Part
Where you learn how much […]
Entries Tagged as 'Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort'
Improv Pen Tries to Strike Hole in My Heart
October 3rd, 2008 · 2 Comments
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Life is a Verb
September 27th, 2008 · 9 Comments
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: I adore Patti Digh’s book Life is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally. I love her writing, her depth, her sizzle. This is a book that makes me sing with life and the possibilities we all have for transformation and […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Doubting
August 29th, 2008 · 15 Comments
I was upstairs this morning making some various art messes and as I was painting pages in my art journal because I thought that might get me into the creative flow (which feels tantalizing close these days but I’m not quite immersed in it yet) and as I was painting I watched thoughts go by […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Kindly Finding Yourself
August 21st, 2008 · 13 Comments
That’s the tag line for this blog/website - Kindly Find Yourself - and it’s a phrase I’m sweetly resonating with right now. It is becoming my little creative beacon.
My friend Eric wrote this in response to me talking to him about Kindly Find Yourself as a retreat/class title:
Kindly - Do this with loving kindness.
Kindly - This is my […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Coming Home Comfort
August 13th, 2008 · 14 Comments
Have you ever come home from a trip — or several trips back to back — and you’re in the midst of a ginormous life change which caused you to break into heaving sobs in the middle of your new love’s family reunion (although not in front of the actual family) and you are in must-hold-hands-or-otherwise-always-be-touching love and you […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
How Are Those Habits Working for You?
June 24th, 2008 · 13 Comments
In this week’s newsletter, I posed the questions:
Darling, sweetie, honey baby, what one habit would feel really delightful this week?
What one habit or practice or choice would feel as supportive as a personal chef, assistant, and massage therapist all rolled into one?
What do I want to do to support myself?
Now what in the heck are my answers? Hmmm… […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Afraid to Blog
May 10th, 2008 · 22 Comments
I’m afraid to blog. I know, that’s sounds a bit absurd but I have been missing writing in this format for months and although I’ve told myself, “Wait until your sabbatical is officially over June 1st” and “Wait until the new blog is up at Comfortqueen.com so you don’t have to import any more text” […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
Yi Yi Yi
February 15th, 2008 · 17 Comments
I’m a Frito Bandito…
Just had to write that. I’m dating myself!
I needed to write to CONNECT. I miss our conversations and yet I feel our connection, us creative thinking heart women webbed around the world, opening and closing with the tide of life.
I’M STILL ALIVE and I’m actually, well, great. And good. Certainly stronger. More even-keeled. Learning heaps. […]
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
True Calling
November 21st, 2007 · 1 Comment
I loved this quote from Mark Silver’s newsletter this morning. If you don’t subscribe, do!
“You don’t need to express every last bit of creativity and who you are in your business. You just have to enjoy it, and be willing to bring your heart into it.” — Mark Silver
Tags: Creativity, Self-Care & Comfort
If You Can’t Retreat -
April 24th, 2007 · 5 Comments
Long time amazingly intelligent and even more resourceful Helga sent me this story yesterday - I had to share it with you!
From Helga:
“Tried hard to arrange for Sedona, but couldn’t get kid-care on short notice. Guess it wasn’t meant to be. I know it’ll happen when the time is right. Meanwhile, I had a different kind […]


