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Who Am I
Welcome;
With an extensive background in the beauty industry and having published three books, I believe the most important things in life pertain to connection, trust, community, and involvement. I am convinced that even in a world of great stress and division, each of us can choose a path that will lead to a simplistic, easily attainable, and authentic life. I hope you enjoy my weekly posts here as well as on
Sparkamericausa.com, and I also encourage you to send your inspiring submissions about “people, places, and things,” that are of interest to you and perhaps to others like yourself.
Blessings,
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Visit my Syracuse, NY Salon Website – HeadlinesNY.com
Read my Books:
My books are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble (links on my homepage).
Please rate and review my books as you read them, it helps tremendously.
Thank you, as always, for your support my friends!
Read My Blog:
Recollections of Early Childhood
We are the last generation to grow up in a world that no longer exists. We are a generation that walked to school, carrying real books… and walked home with scraped kne
The Power of Stillness
Standing still is essential because it shifts our minds from continuous “doing” to conscious “being.” It disrupts reactive patterns, enabling us to reg
The past offers crucial lessons for building a better future.
An important—if not the most important—reason to remember the past is to prepare for the future. By reflecting on our experiences, we gain insight into who we are and learn les
The Transformative Power of Introspection
Reflection, the practice of looking back and analyzing our past experiences, thoughts, and emotions, can play a crucial role in understanding our present selves and how we envision
A Neighborhood Sunset
Evenings looked like this when the days slowed and the neighborhood just… breathed. The light lingered a little longer Some things were finished up Everything felt calmer You
Summer Evenings Felt Different Back Then
The day wasn’t quite over The air still held the heat Most things got done before dark Everyone was still outside The streets were still awake Simple routines filled the day
