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Thursday Thoughts: Universal Fears

Posted on December 13, 2018 by

When I was in college, a good friend of mine made a statement that’s stuck with me all these years–and trust me, there’s a LOT of years between now and then. It was one of those nights in dorm where … Continue reading →

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Thursday Thoughts: Giving Thanks

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Thursday Thoughts: Universal Possibilities

Posted on May 10, 2018 by

Things come in threes. Bad things more often than good, it seems. This week, my extended family got hit by three. A favorite aunt, an “other mother” and uncle. The first came without warning, a medical crisis that she couldn’t … Continue reading →

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Last Friday of Christmas Sinema

Posted on December 22, 2017 by

On this last Friday before Christmas, I bring you a video to share the meaning of the season–no matter what holiday you celebrate this time of year. From my house to yours, Happy Holidays.

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Thursday Thoughts: Universal Happy Holidays

Posted on December 21, 2017 by

On this last Thursday before Christmas, the Winter Solstice, and end of Hannakah, I send these words of peace and love brought to us by the Universe. Silver, no matter what your faith is or is not, no matter where … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving Thursday Thoughts: Universal Payback

Posted on November 23, 2017 by

Here in the US, today is Thanksgiving. It’s a time for family and food. For those who are into it, it’s the day to plot and plan your shopping expedition on Black Friday tomorrow. Most of all, it’s time to … Continue reading →

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Friday Sinema: Fool’s Paradise

Posted on September 22, 2017 by

This is Dante Frisiello, aka Roxanne St. Claire’s not-so-baby-anymore boy. He should be a hero in a romance novel, don’t you think?

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