the dream life: A little mind trip

May 15, 2008

A little mind trip

I've been feeling sort of foggy lately--just a little disconnected. People ask me things and I give strange incoherent answers. The days flip past me and I can't quite grab on to them. Everything is fine, but I'm fresh out of ideas. I'm thinking that means I'm in some sort of cocoon and when I emerge, I'll be better and brighter than before--I might even have wings, which would be very cool. I'll be back soon with a clear head, ready to string words together and make sentences, but first, I'm taking a long weekend break from blogging for the purposes of rest and soul development. When I return, my head will be full of things to say, I'm sure.

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Hope you're having a nice break - we all need to refuel sometimes.

Posted by:tinker | May 16, 2008 at 07:32 AM

Look at you! You're so pretty!

Posted by:Lori Houlihan | May 16, 2008 at 08:04 AM

I can't wait for you sharing what's in your mind and soul.
Have a wonderful relaxing weekend!
sea magic to you L-L!

Posted by:Carmen | May 16, 2008 at 12:01 PM

The picture goes perfectly with this post, Lori-Lyn! I hope you have a restful and peaceful weekend. Blessings, O xxoo

Posted by:Olivia | May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM

I hope you enjoy your time away :)

Posted by:Tami | May 16, 2008 at 12:31 PM

Who I Am

I am a Kentuckian.
I lived in New York for ten years, but I returned to Kentucky to be near my family and I live here now with two cats, a pug son, a couple of ghosts and a complicated beautiful man. I've known him since high school, and I love him more everyday.
I have two amazing nieces.
I have a space between my front teeth and a blonde streak in my hair.
I can’t stand to wear uncomfortable shoes, but I love to paint my toenails.
There are few things as beautiful to me as the musical lilt of mountain speech or the sound of a crying fiddle.
I am a proud liberal pro-choice Democrat and a feminist.
I am a white person who cares deeply about racial equality.
I am a straight person who cares deeply about gay rights.
I am spiritual, but not religious.
I meditate, study Buddhism and talk to angels.
I am a Reiki III practitioner and I am a writer.
I have a BA in studio art from Transylvania University and an MFA in fiction writing from Sarah Lawrence College.
I believe in hope and transformation.
I believe that love is stronger than fear.
I believe in the magic that lives between the writer and the reader.
I believe in the healing power of creativity.
I believe that each one of us on this planet is an artist with a story to tell.
I'm telling my story as honestly as I can.