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Health, stealth, and the exploration of the wide-open-but-sometimes-craggy-and-hard-to-navigate landscape of having a body, a mind, and something else none of us can put a finger on but oh do we try. (And, also, sometimes, frogs, punk rock, and unsolicited advice.)
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- Follow Me (and I Will Follow You)
- Summer in the Berkshires, Prairie Home Companion, ...
- Getting off the Couch: Part 2
- Getting off the Couch: Part 1
- My Seventies, My Eighties, My Icons, My Stories
- Assignation
- Bad Boy
- Friendship: Ain't It Grand?
- Sunday Night
- Testing the Waters...
- Mike Mills on the Creative Process
- From Ballroom to Modern...
- The Ultimate Goal
- Making the Decision
- Confession
- 3 lists and 2 recipes
- Miranda July outtakes
- Shut up and dance
- Attack of Movement
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Some of my work
- Article on getting healthy
- Essay on transformation
- Interview with doctor on "food as medicine"
- Interview with SARK
- On being a single gal
- On being taught how to play basketball in the parking lot of a Baltimore apartment complex
- On disappointment
- On how doing the dishes saved my life
- On learning to salsa dance
- On living the illuminated life
- On living well
- On navigating turbulence
- On the art of worry
- Poem: "At Sea"
- Poem: "The Great Fire" (published in The Sun magazine)
1 comment:
Laura -
I just wanted to say hello and let you know how much I enjoy reading your work. I first discovered your writing through the "Off the Mat" articles for Kripalu.
I admire your honesty and efforts to live well and be true to your deepest self. Your writing inspires me to listen to my voice within, and yes, to get off the couch. I'm even feeling the urge rising again to work on writing - though I have no formal education in it - and hopefully find work in a publishing job as well.
Thank you. Just, thank you.
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