Lisa C Writes

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To breathe. Today I will remember to slow down for a moment and take a deep breath, becoming aware of myself, my surroundings, and others. With each breath I will remember how nourishing slowing down can be for me. I will remember that with each breath I am centering myself and preparing myself for my next step.  Breathe.

February 26, 1999, 13 years ago today, I said I do. I said I do to the man I love, loved, and will always love.  My wedding was an evening wedding with candles and dim lights. I wore a cream colored fitting dress with a shear shawl. Long elegant gloves and a crown, a princess crown. I was the happiest girl alive that day in spite of the adversity that existed. You see, I met (actually re-met) my husband on Sept. 20th at his home during a going away celebration for his mom. I say re-met because the very first time I met my husband we were around 7 years old. Yes, 7 years old in church, during Sunday school. We grew up together in the church. We sang on the same choir, we played together, laughed, smiled with each other. All the while I never knew he had a crush on me. We were friends who enjoyed each others company whenever we were around each other. He came to my home, I went to his. I remember him always being there, not necessarily for me in any particular way, just being

beautiful. She's kind. She's warm, inside. She's friendly. She's gentle. She's meek. She's adorable. She's helpful. She's lovable. She's strong. She's nurturing. She's playful. She's spiritual. She's loving. She's giving. She's gracious. She's beauty. She's inspiring. She's loved. She's liked. She's needed. She's a friend. She's a fighter. She's a lover. She's laughter. She's love. She's like no other. She's you. She's sweet. She's my mother. She's me.

Tony Robbins - Interview with 108 year old Alice Herz Sommer "The worse thing in life, in my opinion, is boredom. When people don't know what to do with themselves they are very, very bored." "I know about the bad, but I look at the good thing." ~Alice Herz Sommer What an extraordinary woman. I feel so privileged to have seen this. Laughter was her way of Life.  Watch and be inspired! View more fabulous finds at Lisa C Writes here.

I make mistakes. All the time. And, I'm more than likely not to be on my best behavior, especially when it comes to those things that I struggle with. Yes, I struggle. Why? Well, because, quite frankly, I haven't decided that struggle does not need to be a part of my existence. Damn! And I'm always, always faced with them. Even though this is the case, my case, I'm still doing my best. That's the truth. And, maybe, just maybe it's not good enough but it's what I got. Here is what I know: I'm growing. I am not the same woman as I was a year ago. I'm never going to give up. I'm always going to find a way. I'm scared at times and not sure what to do next. In those times I just let go. Did I say I'm growing? Yes, yes I am. I'm finding out more and more about me. What made me tick yesterday is not always what's gonna make me tick today. Do I have to like the same color, forever? I'm digging deep inside

I often wonder who reads my blog. Who are the readers that stay quietly in back, reading the pages of my online space, who never speak, but will always read. I do often wonder what you are thinking and feeling as you read, while I continue to share. Well, whoever you are and wherever you are just know you are appreciated by me.

Tomorrow marks the first day of a 21 day meditation journey by Deepak Chopra and davidji of The Chopra Center. My family and I did it last year and the year before that. This meditation series can be a great introduction for anyone who has been curious about meditation, beginners, and seasoned veterans. You can do it alone or get together with loved ones and friends.  Just click this link , check it out, register, and let me know if you're in!

I added new pics to my "Sensual Bliss" slide show in my side bar. Hope you enjoy these sweet sensual offerings and always check the show to see what's new. Mwah!

Things I've learned since being with my Love. 

Found this picture while browsing my Flikie Wallpaper early yesterday morning on my Android phone. I love the pics they have to choose from. Well, anyway I found it around 3:30 in the morning while I was laying in my bed, sitting up along side my Husband, talking.   The picture was perfect because it told a story of exactly how I was feeling... The road ahead is unclear but yet it's a road I have to take. Not sure what's around that bend because my vision is blurry but I can't allow that to stop me. I have to keep moving forward. K eep moving forward in the face of uncertainty, doubt, fear, all that good stuff, and damnit, find the thrill in that! The "find the thrill in that" part came as an after affect when I realized that all of the other feelings were starting to grip hold of me. Instead I chose to find my way around them and get on with it!  I  decided to share the picture on my "Yellows" Pinterest Board and one of my friends

*If you haven't read this post here , then before you read any further read that one first. This post will make much more sense to you.  Finding your release button is very important and for some women it's not  easy to do. A woman's overall health and overall sexual health with herself and her partner(s) depends on how well she knows herself intimately. Women, we need to know what pleasures us, what turns us on, what opens our flood gates and lets us flow smoothly, easily, and with mounds of pleasure. We need this in order to continue pleasuring ourselves throughout our lives. The other day I was reading about an 83 year old woman who still, to this day, pleasures herself and reaches stages of orgasmic bliss often. She talked about how this vital part of her life has played a major role in her sexual relationship(s) - it is like food to her soul. I can completely relate and understand and I often wonder how many women are missing out on this part of their lives. Somet