Tuesday, March 16, 2010




After an almost 9 month hiatus from blogging here, I’m back … Starting Again! The lapse was a conscious choice, rather than a lack of time or interest. It was part of an overall decision to give up much of what I’d become comfortable with as an exercise in reassessing value in my life. I’m calling the project Start Again, based on the phrase spoken repeatedly by S.N. Goenka throughout the Vipassana meditation retreats I’ve attended. These words remind me that life is constantly in flux and rather than dwelling on the past or the future, to be in the moment. Obviously much easier said than practiced, but that’s the point – it’s a constant practice.

The experience was initially quite uncomfortable, but in some ways it was also a relief – like permission to let go of activities/things that had come to feel more like unhealthy traps. I’ve incorporated a number of these practices back into my life for now – as they weren’t necessarily intended to be permanent but many I continue to live without.

So while it may seem that I’d disappeared somewhere in Cambodia – only to return briefly to comment on the Healthcare Bill – a lot has actually been happening. You can check out recent news/updates Here. More posts to come ...

Monday, March 8, 2010

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Nope

IT'S TIME FOR REAL CHANGE!

The Gang of Health Insurance Industry Whores:

Big Four Dem Senators Who Rejected the Public Option in Favor of Big Profits for Corporate America:

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Siem Reap: East Mebon, Elephant Terrace

SIEM REAP: EAST MEBON/ELEPHANT TERRACE

East Mebon:


















Siem Reap: Angkor Wat

SIEM REAP: ANGKOR WAT

Angkor Wat:









































Thursday, June 25, 2009

Friday, June 19, 2009

Phnom Penh to Siem Reap

PHNOM PENH to SIEM REAP

After a week in Phnom Penh we took a bus to Siem Reap to spend a week there, visiting the temples of Angkor. The trip there was five hours of Cambodian music videos and karaoke -- fun!