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  "Shawls ... made for centuries universal and embracing, symbolic of an inclusive, unconditionally loving, God. They wrap, enfold, comfort, cover, give solace, mother, hug, shelter and beautif
I have found lately that a quiet space with a pen and paper will give me something that I don't always see.  Me. ZenTangle is an artform that allows you to simply get lost in the fine details.  Anyone
  January 2, 2012Dear _______________ organization,   I have supported you physically, mentally, emotionally and financially for years. I believe in what you are aiming to do and your mission.   Thi
  May the long time sunShine upon you,All love surround you,And the pure light within youGuide your way on.   Traditionally the above song is played at the end of every Kundalini yoga class in the U
  Everyday is a new day in my mind. Everyday I ask God, “What shall I do today to fulfill my purpose?”   I was never one of those fortunate people who woke one morning at the age of 8 and knew that t
  When discussing the concept of giving and receiving, my mind automatically goes to giving. I am comfortable giving. I hand make gifts at this time every year for family – I have a running list of
  At the beginning of every month, I make a commitment to myself to fully be in every topic. This has proven to be quite beneficial to me, in my growth. With that endeavor in mind, I chose to focus
    The word vagina is derived from Latin and technically means “sheath for a sword.” In this case, I am guessing the sword is a penis.     Is our thinking still antiquated? Is our vagina truly our
  Being on the Verge means listening to my soul. Not only listening to it – really, really hearing it and letting it sing out loud. Releasing it from it's bounds – so it can ring true – even if it c
    dreaming of true sisterhood women sharing talk about it to those who care women on the verge   no reason to feel alone hands reach out oceans apart sisters of the heart women on the verge   liste
  Lately one of my favorite mottoes has been, “Be the person you want to become - now.” A lot times lately, when I am doing something, I stop and think, is this the person I imagine myself being in
I spent a very long time not posting in my personal blog, when this month's topic came about, The Power of Words, and I realized, hey!  I have a lot of words inside of me that I would like to share. 
  One summer afternoon in Tucson, my CASA girl and I were driving around in Big Ugly, and she was enjoying a little channel surfing on my car's XM radio.  She hooted and cheered when she figured out
  I stood at the doorway of my oldest child's bedroom on his first birthday and grinned. You could not tell from his bedroom what gender he was. The colors were neutral, bright and bold and chosen f
Healing Between the Genders Recently I saw an old episode of “What Would You Do”, titled “Man Drops Powder in Date's Drink”. and was more than a little disturbed. The episode showed actors being po
  Housewives, what a misnomer. Women aren't married to their house. The definition of a housewife is, “A married woman whose main occupation is caring for her family, managing household affairs, and
269 days ago 6 comments Categories: Lifestyle Tags: mother, step-mother, may topic, women, pets, garden
  I was recently asked what I consider to be my greatest accomplishment and without hesitation I said, “Being a mother.” I don't think that I am the best mother, but I do think that I deeply, deeply
276 days ago 3 comments Categories: Lifestyle Tags: women, poverty, poor, help, non-profit, food, wic, food stamps
Yesterday I was at the grocery store and two women were ahead of me in line. They had two children (a sick infant and a 3ish girl). They paid for their groceries in small WIC checks (under $5 each
279 days ago 7 comments Categories: Inspiration Tags: mother, heart, poetry, may topic, women on the verge
She was not afraid of DeathTalked about it like the weatherI want to die quickly and in my sleepShe made her requestAnd she did It was her heart thatkilled hergenerouspassionateactiveangrydramatictale
286 days ago 9 comments Categories: Poetry Tags: Laughing out loud, LOL, april topic, gas guzzler, big ugly
  Big Ugly and Me   He's a heavy drinker And carries a belly A family man Even has his own telly   He's luxuriously soft And bountifully tasteful Yet his habits – are awful And that makes him wasteful
293 days ago 7 comments Categories: Poetry Tags: Laughing out loud, LOL, bad poetry
  There once was a Woman on the Verge Whose dreams were so bright, they did surge Untethered by rules Her friends were her jewels And together, their hopes would emerge   The Woman on the Verge was na
305 days ago 8 comments Categories: Poetry Tags: Laughing out loud, LOL, bad poetry
    The Stain There once was a stain on the bed Mysterious, untrustworthy and dead We poked and we prodded We questioned and plotted Our findings, they filled us with dread We turned on the light Exa
  Chasing the sunset to the ends of the earth Inhaling the cold in all of its girth The canyon is big, in fact it is grand But my thoughts are more urgent – can you please warm my hand? The deer
307 days ago 5 comments Categories: Lifestyle Tags: Laughing out loud, LOL, april topic, southwest, javalina, survival
  Sometimes you just have to use your instincts when living among deadly plants and animals in the desert. This is the story of one of those times.   One late spring weekend, my girlfriends and I gat
310 days ago 5 comments Categories: Poetry Tags: Laughing out loud, LOL, bad poetry
  Disclaimer: This is very, very bad poetry and not for children.  Read at you own peril.Hot HeadedOnce upon a soup is our taleThe way to a man's heart without failChicken, tomatillos, lime and riceRo
  Sometimes you simply have to be your own best heroine. Today was one of those days for me. Our weather in Tucson, AZ has been absolutely divine lately, and I was having a bad case of spring fever.
334 days ago 6 comments Categories: Inspiration Tags: international womens day la leche league
Many years ago, I was a young mother-to-be living in Seattle, Washington. I knew no one except for my then husband, mother-in-law and my obstetrician. I would faithfully go to the library once a
341 days ago 10 comments Categories: Lifestyle Tags: big small heroine my own life march topic women on the verge
  She first got in my car with her headset on and a book in her hand. No way was she going to allow me to connect with her. No way was she going to let me in. Then I asked her to pop her music on
348 days ago 2 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: women on the verge, healing, woman, conversation
In our last WOTV radio show, we employed a technique mentioned by Robbie Kaye, in her blog on this month's topic, Healing: Woman to Woman, that she called “passing the talking feather”. Now, I under
  My mother collected recipes like some people collect dolls or knick-knacks. I have volumes of handwritten recipes by her, organized in binders and according to the type of food represented. She ha
A dear yoga teacher of mine was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She requested that her yoga family show up the night before her surgery and chant, pray and bless her in this journey.   I arr
369 days ago 12 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: women on the verge, healing, woman, conversation
It was overwhelming. It took over my psyche in a way that I would not have anticipated. What was it? Lunch with a Co-Woman on the Verge. Jane Devin and I had planned our lunch at a vegan restauran
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377 days ago 2 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: alter, healing, prayer
Sometimes when we look for answers, we have to look to a higher power within ourselves.  My alter is my place of healing, praying and practice.  Please feel free to take a peek.  Building and utilizin
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It feels more than a little ironic to me that living in Tucson, Arizona and with the recent tragedy that occurred here (with our local Congresswoman being shot at along with 19 others), while our mont
Thank you for visiting our community, Women on the Verge.  We are so pleased with its recent re-vamp for the new year, and we invite to you to check it out and join us. It's a fabulous global communi
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394 days ago 7 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: peace, quiet, mindful, father, mother, parent, lessons, anger
Today I feel compelled to tell a little story about peace.   My brother and I were two of the most fortunate people in the world. We were raised by two parents who balanced each other in a way that
400 days ago 5 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: quiet, woman, angry, theme, monthly, self, realization
  I conscientiously made a decision many years ago to be a quiet woman. Let my actions speak louder than my words. Mother Theresa is whom I admired and wanted to emulate. I hardly ever heard her
405 days ago 0 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: dog, family, puppy, work, home-office, tour, first, vlog, favorite, 2010
After getting my FlipCam, I have been having some fun making videos of both clients and personal moments. The client Vlogs I have been sharing every month, howver, unless you follow me on Facebook, y
471 days ago 0 comments Categories: Internet Tools Tags: internet, free, freebies, geeky, co-op, web, ballroom, dancing
Ballroom Dancers.com My husband and I have a secret - we take ballroom dance lessons. We pour ourselves a glass of wine and free of charge, go onto this website, play the videos and learn the steps
478 days ago 0 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: water, blog, action, day, bad2010, free, friday, internet
  Desert Living and Water - What is Your Water Footprint?   Living in the Sonoran Desert, I am reminded every single day, how precious water is. It is dry here. So dry, that sometimes t
482 days ago 0 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: vegetarian, vegan, fashion, choices, green, healthy, kindness
Looking in my closet as a long-time vegetarian, I had a sad realization. I am a cave-woman. I have leather boots and shoes, a down comforter, wool coat, angora sweater, leather purses, even some lea
489 days ago 1 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: meatless, monday, vegetarian, vegan, flexitarian, meatfree
Recently my husband and I have been having an ongoing conversation. He thinks that vegans (people who aim to consume no animal-based products whatsoever, also called a pure or ethical vegetarians) ar
492 days ago 0 comments Categories: Internet Tools Tags: internet, free, freebies, geeky, co-op, web, paper.li, women, verge
paper.li   "Read Twitter as a Daily Newspaper" is the tagline for this powerful little program, paper.li. which organizes links shared on Twitter into an easy to read newspaper-style format. Ne
508 days ago 1 comments Categories: WOTV updates Tags: women, focus, community, first, verge, business, birthday, celebrate
Women on the Verge (WOTV) is one year old. I say that one line and I am somewhat blown away. Not by how fast time flies, or that it seems like it was only yesterday. But, how, like when you have a
527 days ago 0 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: women, focus, community, marcia, reynolds, verge, business
Women on the Verge VLog Member - Marcia Reynolds  Her mission, her focus and her belief in community Check it out on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/womenontheverge  
550 days ago 1 comments Categories: Vegetarianism Tags: healthy, vegan, self, care, peta, vegetarian, challenge
Last month, I received an email from PETA asking if I would be willing to participate in their 30 Day Vegan challenge. Since I have been a vegetarian for 5 years, and have been thinking about going "
555 days ago 3 comments Categories: Whole Living Tags: dog, puppy, work, home-office, tour, first, vlog
Welcome to our first Vlog! I thought I would take you on a little mini-tour of the office and my commute. No visit to the Co-Op Web office would be complete without an introduction to Cousteau, t
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