Creative Projects

You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet!

On December 31, 2010, I cozied up in my hotel room in Tempe, Arizona, and wrote a year end blog post. In it, I summarized all that I felt proud of accomplishing in 2010. It was a good exercise that both motivated and inspired me to continue moving forward with my business. On December 27,…

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What people are saying about the NEW Advanced Nia class

I started something brand new this past fall. New and freaking scary. Something I’d never done before, something that doesn’t exist, to my knowledge, anywhere else. I created an Advanced Nia class. I had no template to follow, and had to dig deep to execute this. But I did it! While we still follow Nia’s…

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The Soul Project – Conclusion

In April of 2009, I participated in Brooke Manning’s Soul Project.  I first met Brooke when Broadview Espresso (aka my 2nd home) opened. She was one of BE’s first baristas who sadly only worked there for a few months. When I came across her a year later online, I was intrigued by a project she…

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SARK's Anytime Adventure – Day 1 – Change in Routine

Today I decided I needed a little inspiration. So I headed over to Planet Sark to see what Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy (SARK) could do about infusing me with some juicy creative energy. I’m so happy I did that! I gave myself a virtual voyage sitting here in front of my MacBook. How easy! When…

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The Soul Project

On Thursday, I submitted my entry for the Soul Project. It’s a project being run by the most *beau-ticious* Brooke Manning Basically, she’s asking for your soul, for a year, in whatever form that may be. So I sent her mine. The explanation is here: These *magical* sand packets come from here: This is the…

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Subway Dance Party.

Last weekend, I took part in Improv Toronto’s 2nd annual subway dance party. Along with about 450 people (some of whom came from as far as Buffalo), I danced on the subway, ipod in place, tunes pumping. We filled 2 whole subway trains. I happened to meet up with Kristen Gale, whom I had met…

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Creative Co-Construction

From July 25-27, 2008 I was at Hillside Festival in Guelph Ontario. Hillside is an impressively conscious indie-music festival. There are no wasted beer cups, water bottles, or food-stuffs. From compost bins to volunteers-who-wash-your-plates-and-cutlery to mandated-purchase-of-beer-steins to empty-milk-trucks-filled-with-free-water, it is a limited footprint situation. Weekend-long music and workshops (drumming, dancing, sex education, crafting), Tibetan monks,…

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