The limerence is over with the squirrels in my backyard. We were having a great time in our co-housing community, or so I thought. I had ...

I found Ani, the anole, this past Sunday — frozen. She was in the pile of sea grape leaves I was raking, her body turned brown, completel ...

I had just wrapped up an inspired profile writing session and was still taking in the resilience and shine this client had shared. I went fo ...

In places like this, where the morning sun lands perfectly in the hammock in my back yard, I tend to slow down enough to let in deeper thoug ...

Many of the people I work with have been out dating in what I often call the lesbian seas.They’re courageous. Open-hearted. Willing to love. ...

A week ago, in one of my favorite Florida springs, I found myself mesmerized by the fish drifting through that crystal-clear blue-green wate ...

I’ve thought a lot about papaya. In 1995, after a brutal, gut-wrecking bout of giardia in Baños de Agua Santa, Ecuador, the sisters I worked ...

Walking the ocean’s edge today, I picked up a piece of coral, two species, finger and star, fused together, something I hadn’t seen before. ...

I’m a water lover and I often think in tides and currents. Sitting with a dear friend recently, I realized we’re riding very different water ...