While we can strive to remain immature, as I try to model, we can’t stop the aging process. Our aches and pains attest to that reality. Another reality is that aging ain’t what it used to be, and there are many pills, potions, exercise regimens and innovative programs specifically designed to address those of us who are slightly beyond our midlife crisis stage. I recently had the opportunity to participate in a conference that dramatically opened my eyes, heart and mind to a new age of aging possibilities. Come join me to share these challenges and revelations. LET’S MOSEY!
Read moreCREATIVITY TAKES COURAGE...AND TALENT...
Hope you’ll enjoy these images from my art library. I’m sharing special photos while I rejuvenate my mind to re-enter the civic-engagement arena…ENJOY!
Read moreSome Of My Photos For Your End Of Summer Enjoyment...
Thanks for your patience while I regroup for Mosey writing starting Nov. 1. Meanwhile, here are some photos from my library that I hope you’ll enjoy. In the interim, I’ll still be expending bursts of energy on Facebook. Thanks for Moseying with me…DRB
Read more"ART" IS WHERE WE FIND IT...BY PAUSING, NOTICING, ENGAGING, REFLECTING...
“Art” is where we find it, both inside and outside of our galleries and museums. Both Picasso and my friend Darden Smith have salient observations as we better engage the beauty around us. We just have to learn to pause, engage, notice and reflect. The rewards are immeasurable…often soul deep. Take a few minutes to notice these personal photographs, then consider how you can better curate your own life experiences. LET’S MOSEY!
Read moreENHANCING/SAVING YOUR LIFE THROUGH CREATIVE EXPRESSION...
Creative expression can enhance/save your life. It has mine. In “The Artist’s Way,” Julia Cameron observes that we’re all gifted, but many of us never realize our gifts. Many blocks, real and imagined, often keep us from fully realizing, or even identifying our creative possibilities. There are many tools and paths that can open our hearts, minds and spirit to a fuller, more colorful and rewarding life. Join me as I discuss these options, and relate how I’ve sought to walk the talk. It’s never too late to explore your creative potential. Your Friend in the Mirror will thank you, and your family and friends will be glad you considered, “Who ya gonna be, when you get to be you?”
Read moreRECLAIMING THE SOUNDTRACK OF YOUR LIFE
A Wonderful Reminder from The Fort Worth Symphony
Music is important to most of us, but many of us have lost touch with those songs that have been highlights of our evolving lives. With music as one of my most important influences, I sought to reclaim those key songs from throughout my life and build a library for easy access and reference. These comments highlight my process, and may inspire you to do the same. These anxious times necessitate our seeking nurturing resources to help our life balance. Music works for me. Read on and see how it might better serve you.
Read moreDESIGNING THE BOOK OF YOUR LIFE...WHY NOT NOW?
THE FIRST EDITION…FOR FUN AND REFLECTION
We’re often challenged with writing our obituaries as a way to consider our life significance to date. To give us the opportunity to reflect and change course, if we want to achieve better in our remaining time on this good earth. There are different ways to accomplish this life audit. I was recently given one in a creative charitable effort. Come join me and see if you don’t find this experience helpful. We each live our own unique story. Come consider how you might tell yours.
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