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Written by Kellie R. Stone
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 Are You Out Of Your Freakin’ Mind? – break mental barriers and live from your sacred creative space” takes you on a short journey to a sacred place, where creative expression and freedom becomes second nature. Through a series of simple exercises and candid real-life experiences, author, Kellie R. Stone, ignites your deepest creative passions, ones that may have been buried for a long time. With a focus on positive, creative awakening, you will find new inspiration for obliterating hindrances to follow through and consistency. Mental barriers melt away, as you follow the easy-to-understand instructions, allowing self-confidence and radiant creative endeavors to come to the forefront of your life. Artists, entrepreneurs, designers, teachers, writers, hobbyists, and anyone who desires creative change, are challenged to “get out of their minds” and live from a sacred, authentic place, from which life-changing ideas and gifts flow freely.
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Written by Marilyn Barnicke Belleghem
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Visiting Kilkenny Ireland
 My first close-up view of Kilkenny Castle is across a vast expanse of grass, as I round the crest of the path and turn through a space in the hedge. I have chosen to enter from the rear rather than the street side. I imagine myself as a youth on an errand for a local farmer or shopkeeper, perhaps delivering wares to the castle kitchen. With the combination of awe and fear that a first-time visitor might have on such an errand, I approach the imposing structure.
My flight into fantasy is abruptly interrupted as I enter the castle and am requested to pay an admission fee. My return back to the world of reality is swift and clear. As I wander through the rooms, some of which are empty while others have been refurbished and decorated in a style appropriate to the period, I realize I am alone. The weather, combined with this being pre tourist season, results in peace and quiet.
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Written by Ellen Besso
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Excerpt from Surviving Eldercare: Where their needs end and yours begin
reprinted by permission of the author
Trying to do too much
You are undoubtedly a woman who is trying to do too much:
- There aren't enough hours in the day to do what you need to do.
- Responsibilities feel too big for one woman to manage.
- You find it hard to say 'no' to requests.
- Your personal life has faded into non-existence.
- You feel depleted, sad or resentful.
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