Monthly Archives: October 2017

By Arielle Giordano What were your dreams in 2017? What would you like to release? What goals did you achieve? Imagine all that you are carrying in your mind, body and spirit is being released and you are open and … Continue reading →

by Terez Hartmann Peace through music? The lights dim. The audience swells to a fever pitch. And as the music begins, thousands of beautiful fires blaze as one, pro­ceeding to light up the night. On this auspicious evening, Carlos Santana … Continue reading →

By Scott Allen I could have died yesterday…Great way to start a story, right? Very dramatic, but also true. If you think about it, any one of us could have died yesterday, whether from a massive stroke, a car wreck … Continue reading →

by Rena Greenberg Florida winters are cool and breezy. As a daily exerciser, during the cooler months I rollerblade up and down a quiet street in my neighborhood listening to my favorite tunes. However, during the hot, balmy Sarasota summers … Continue reading →

By Dana Liesegang with Natasha Stoynoff I was at a dinner party with a bunch of friends not long ago when the subject of rape in the military came up. “It doesn’t happen,” said one guest, a National Guards­man, who … Continue reading →

By Gregg Sanderson Does your life have a purpose? Of course it does. The trick is to figure out what it is, then live it. You’ve come to the right place. I know, and I’ll tell you. If you’re familiar … Continue reading →

By Jo Mooy 2017 was a year defined by endless and unthinkable ca­tastrophes. Charlottesville was a watershed moment for the most hideous rants of white supremacists who wanted to turn the Unit­ed States backwards into bigotry and racism. Three record-breaking … Continue reading →

by Ann Darwicki The tranquility of the evening was disrupted by the ringing of the phone. A fran­tic voice on the other line belonged to my nephew: “Aunt Ann, I did not mean to call you; I meant to call … Continue reading →