The most powerful thing you can do NOW to feel alive ALWAYS

That you are universally skin-hungry and primal in your basic urges bears out in your conversations, the media obsessions with other people’s sex lives, and our ferocious reading of erotic, how-to sex books, even the collective gasp at Fifty Shades of Grey.  Harlequin-esque BDSM may be the gateway drug to fetishized sex in vanilla bedrooms… it could be the wake up call that erotica is a literary genre worth taking a private peek at…or it...

Get Your Mojo On

Every Women Needs a Mojo Mirror When a person is on fire and in tune with life, it’s obvious to all those who witness that they are in the zone, that ultimate state of being. Once we’ve tasted that mojoliciousness, we yearn for it in the way a child years for the comfort of loving arms. To live and love in the Mojo moment is to be fully who we are – past the pretenses, the worries and expectations, whatever they may be. A women in that...

With a Name Like Tinamarie, You Think I Could Sing

My Motown twin (may she rest in peace) rocked the airwaves with her lyrics and mood music. Her bodacious tune, I Just Want to Be Your Lovergirl, released stuck (up) conventional restraints from places they had no business being. Those 70′s song Diva’s – Carol King, Teena Marie, Gloria Gaynor and the whole luscious posse of hip swaying vocalists – brought us ectasy in dance and song, and to this day, if I’m feeling down, music...

7 Ways to Green Your Wedding

Greening your wedding is simple, chic and easy to do if you follow just a few of these suggestions. Making your day of love as green as possible without compromising on romance and style is within your eco-conscious reach. From mass weddings to intimate ceremonies in your own backyard, here are 7 ways to leave a smaller carbon footprint when you walk down the aisle together. If you are exchanging rings, consider giving heirloom jewels or ethically mined...

Spider Magic and Weaving Words

This past week, I saved a baby spider in the shower and was visited late at night by another larger variety when it crawled over my hands as I typed at the computer.  Once upon a time, these eight -legged creatures inspired a disproportionate amount of fear, until I came face to face with creatures as big as my palm, as black as the night sky, and as venomous as death. That’s because life in the hills of the Galilee, Israel – where I lived from...