Miracles. Big or small, too often we take them for granted? Miracles happen, every day, every minute. Being alive and breathing and loving and learning – miracles. Christ’s love imbued in the scent of a rose or the laughter of a child – miracles. Miracles are simply our shifted perspective of awareness and our noticing read more »

Join me on QVC, November 22nd at 7:00 – 9:00 AM ET. This will be the 3rd and most important showing of the Trinity Cross. There’s limited quantity of stock at the listed purchase price; and, this will be the only time the Trinity Cross will be available on QVC for the rest of the read more »

The Camino forces the pilgrim into the present moment. There is really no place to go. I can’t remember where I slept last night or what was the name of my last city. In part because I’m sleeping in a different location every night. The Camino forces you into the present because there is nowhere read more »

I’m guilty of running errands while the kids are in the car. When they were young it was the unloading of a stroller and unhooking the carseats.  It was also about finding a parking spot so I wouldn’t scrape another car while maneuvering the kid’s gear. Today, the envy difference is in the special parking lot spot read more »

I have several guides in my life, and to each of them I am grateful. They create the peace that fills my heart and grounds my heels when my head is going in a thousand directions. My dear friend Mauricio is one of those.  He’s the kind of person that makes you feel beautiful on read more »

Creating the Trinity Cross as a faith based jewelry piece has been a journey among journeys.  I was inspired to create the piece because of a string of synchronistic events that literally led me to the piece. Because the Trinity Cross came into my life at the most perfect moment, and because this has happened read more »

Many of you know that after Brian survived his heart attack the lack of oxygen robbed him of the ability to fully use his body. His mind is perfect, yet he’s trapped in a body that limits his movements. It’s painful to watch, and everyday I am looking for a miracles and hold on to hope.

When Brian was sick and in the hospital for his initial injury (you may read more here), it wasn’t just me who was worried about him. We had an entire community of friends, family, neighbors and more that wanted to hear about the progress he was making. At that time I used a popular email marketing platform to keep everyone as informed as possible. However, recently I found out that there is a better way. It’s called Caring Bridge.