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J’aime beaucoup Avignon!
Read more: J’aime beaucoup Avignon!I have been in Avignon since Friday, and have found a home base and a rhythm. Today I am moving from Hotel de l”Horlage (a conventional hotel in the heart of the city), to a “maison”. I was intrigued and hesitant at first, but I am thrilled to be moiving into a 16th century “home”…
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Channeling My Inner Van Gogh
Read more: Channeling My Inner Van GoghSo, here it is, the height of holiday madness again. With Thanksgiving under the belt, so to speak, and Christmas looming ever so near, I find myself reeling and spinning, dare I say it, out of control? We once again enjoyed fish tacos and tequila in Cabo as our tradition, but this year the energies…
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Irony of Ironies
Read more: Irony of IroniesImagine my surprise yesterday when I went to the Mayo for my bi-lateral ultrasound. When I got to the “special”, second-tier waiting room, I found a laminated one-sheet placed on every single chair. This was unprecedented in all of the years I have been visiting the Mayo, both as a patient and as a caretaker,…
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Yet Another Pyrrhic Victory?
Read more: Yet Another Pyrrhic Victory?In my continuing disillusionment with the Mayo (which remains the pinnacle of western medical care), I doggedly advocated for myself again. Which is a thankless and emotionally tumultuous endeavor, I might add. I had a mammogram a few weeks ago with the “old” technology, and was declared “good to go” for a whole year. That…
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Super Vigilant Super Self-Advocate
Read more: Super Vigilant Super Self-AdvocateThat role never ends, I am learning the hard way. The terrain surrounding the battlefield to champion your post-cancer health in the best possible way is fraught with landmines and negative energy. How crazy is that?! Once chemo was over, I thought the hard part was behind me. But every day I am faced with…
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Times Square Goes Pink!
Read more: Times Square Goes Pink!I used to hate the color pink…too girly girl for me, and wouldn’t ya know that’s all my mother wanted to dress me in. I was more of a tomboy as a kid, so petty coats and pink hair ribbons were not my thing. I have learned to love the color…for its vibrance, the joy…
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Super Moon Madness
Read more: Super Moon MadnessI am humbled to my core that so many people, literally hundreds a week, continue to read judyblueyes. It has been well over six months since my last entry, and since then I have gone to great, even pyrrhic, lengths to literally and spiritually close that chapter of my life. The day after my final…
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Today is my birthday!
Read more: Today is my birthday!Imagine my surprise to wake up this morning to learn that it is my birthday…on the Mayan calendar. And what a truly powerful day this has turned out to be for me. The Tzolkin calendar runs on a 260 day cycle, so how propitious a time for me to celebrate my birthday. I am definitely…
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Mitakuye Oyasin
Read more: Mitakuye OyasinAs I continue my journey to a healthier, more spiritual way of life now that my treatment is all but concluded, I find myself in an emotionally fragile state of mind as I continue my travel towards a higher frequency. The HOLIDAYS (usually preceeded by the word DREADED) have been a source of exponentially increasing…
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Which way is up?
Read more: Which way is up?I hesitate to belabor this transitional time of uncertainty and my overwhelming sense of oppression of spirit, but I am reminded of an old scuba diving excursion where I actually got confused about which way was up. As in, up to the surface where there is fresh air and life without an oxygen tank on…
