Why Miss the Moment?

It’s never too late to start; it’s never too early to begin. One of my closest friends is living with terminal cancer. I selected the verb very consciously here, and “living” is exactly what I mean. As we… Read More

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 Posted on July 21, 2012 by

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One True Step: A Breast Cancer Journey

In 2002, one of my dearest friends was diagnosed with breast cancer. In her late thirties, with a wonderful spouse and two young sons, I watched as she navigated surgery, chemo and radiation, as so many women do…. Read More

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 Posted on February 10, 2011 by

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Hindsight: Why Stories Matter

Don’t we all wish we had the 20-20 vision of hindsight in the moment an event is unfolding? We would have all the insight that retrospection brings, without having to wait. I used to believe that if we… Read More

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 Posted on February 8, 2011 by

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photo of the day
we’ll leave a light on . During a photo workshop last year with Laura Valenti, she introduced us to a photographer who has a portfolio of nighttime images of light from within houses. Cannot remember the name of the artist but his work was on my mind when I saw the warm glow that the basement light cast this morning on newfallen snow before the sun came up. Could you remind me of the artist’s name @valentiphoto? . #light #shadow #snow #aprilsnow #canonphotography #lightatlascreative #canon5dmarkiii #dawn #beforesunrise
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