Thoughtful conversations with the people of Maine

You were supposed to draw, and then after you draw, you hone in on an area of the drawing, and then you do a meditation, and then you walk into that area of the drawing. It is so fascinating. It is such a portal into the unconscious.

These craters bumps and potholes don't define who we are. It's just a moment in time and should not omit life is too short to omit the celebrations and the acknowledgement of family and love. If we can use food as a vehicle to enhance the gathering, that's great.

I think a big part of it for me is really just believing that if I put my best foot forward, that if I work hard and try to engage in the people that I work with, engage in the community that I'm in, and good things will happen and will present themselves.