We are in a time of new beginnings.   A time when what was and what made sense is no longer. A time when life is moving so fast it’s hard to get footing.   The time as Charles Eisenstein would say, “in between stories”. And if this is a time that we are in then I invite you to join me in envisioning a new story. A story in which we no longer need hierarchy to control us we no longer need gender roles to mold us. Instead we are governed by our own internal compass. We use our...

Print the latest invite for Story Circle.  “Being a mother is an attitude, not a biological relation.”-Robert Heinlein Yes. This month it’s motherhood. Everyone has a mama story, whether you are one or not. We can laugh together, commiserate together, understand one another through our mothers. May 16, 7-9. RSVP and details at cometostorycircle.com

Each month I design and mail out 100 invites to Story Circle. They’re made with a picture of street art I’ve taken and a quote that relates to the theme of the month.  This month’s theme is Money and I’m calling in abundance. So I thought I would spread the love and have the invites available to download for those who don’t live in LA or aren’t on my snail mail list. Click on the image below to download and print. Recommended size: 4.5x6.  Enjoy!

Feeling proud and excited to have my work published in Yo! Venice. I’ve been writing poetry since I was a teen and taking street art pictures for a long time. Having them all come together like this feels so good and right!  If you’re a local Venice resident be sure to check it out  it will be a monthly series so stay tuned for more!    Worlds Away Because when I speak you can not hear. I feel the words move from my mouth, my breath touching my lips, but your face does not change. Am I speaking? I still...

When I set out to do Jan Story Circle with the theme Beauty of Him, I had no idea so many more things would be put in motion with #timesup and the Golden Globes. I had no idea some women would be so visceral and angry. But it happened. And I learned. I was exposed to the depth of pain so great that even discussing what we like about men was seen as an attack to the solidarity of sisterhood. So why would I do it? What was the point other than to stir up the pot? To begin with,...