Announcing Blue Eagle Invocation Bath Salts
By · July 1, 2010 · CommentsMusings and more from Nancy Boyd. You may want to subscribe to the RSS feed if you haven’t already. Thanks for visiting!For the Blue Eagle Invocation Liquid Smudge enthusiasts, we have some great news. This month, we’ll be getting our first shipments of the new Invocation organic bath salts. For those of you who are [...]
Continue reading »World’s Worst Bowler??
By · June 30, 2010 · CommentsI don’t know if I actually AM the world’s worst bowler — but if I don’t hold some kind of record I’d be surprised. They say there’s a sport for everyone. Clearly mine isn’t bowling. I’m not sure when I was doing it if I even liked it that much. Or maybe that’s just a [...]
Continue reading »Where’s the Pony?
By · June 30, 2010 · CommentsYou know that old joke that goes along the lines of “with all this manure in here, there has to be a pony around somewhere”? Don’t know about you, but it sure seems to me that there is an awful lot of the stinky stuff around the world these days. When what you’re trying to [...]
Continue reading »Hold A Creativity Day
By · June 30, 2010 · CommentsThis week I did something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time, that once I started doing I now do regularly. I scheduled a Creativity Day for myself. What’s that? What is a creativity day? Well, it can be whatever I want it to be — it’s creativity day, after all! — but [...]
Continue reading »Bridging the Gap Between Idea and Execution
By · June 29, 2010 · CommentsSometimes it’s a very long way between an idea or intention ~ and the completion. The achievement. Few things go from idea to form suddenly; usually it takes steps and stages. Which is why the profession of coaching is thriving these days To shorten the gap, here is a short checklist you can use: Be [...]
Continue reading »Join Hands Across The Sand
By · June 25, 2010 · CommentsEvery so often, a small group of people come together to make a difference. And what they imagine becomes real. And inspires millions. How about this idea? What if you could get a bunch of friends together, go to the beach — and not just party down, but make a positive statement for something you [...]
Continue reading »Chewster Is Here!
By · June 25, 2010 · CommentsThanks to an obsessively chewing kitty, this week I made a new flower essence formula for animals; Chewster! It’s not just kittens and cats. Puppies (and dogs) chew, too. So do ferrets and rabbits and gerbils and . . . well, if it’s a mammal it probably teeths — and chews. For one thing, all [...]
Continue reading »What Business Are You In?
By · June 19, 2010 · CommentsThis is a story about knowing what you really have to offer, and what a difference it makes when you do. A few years back, we were traveling along the Northeast corridor on the Interstate, en route to visit relatives. Now, I don’t know about all Interstates, but this one has no “real” service stations, [...]
Continue reading »Live Blogging: Down to the Wire
By · June 18, 2010 · CommentsHere again at the MPWCC Specialty Show, tension is building. Best of Breed judging is happening as I type. Judge Gayle Garvin (Garvin Corgis) has narrowed her choices to just 9 out of 22 Champions plus Winners Dog and Winners Bitch. Hopes are high for one favorite or another. Every dog in this ring is [...]
Continue reading »Live Blogging: Puppy Kindergarten
By · June 18, 2010 · CommentsHere at the MPWCC Regional Corgi Specialty Show — behind my vendor booth — we now have (counting. . . ) 5 puppies ranging from 12 weeks to 3 months, 4 kids, 3 adults, and too much fun. The puppies are ripping and running, rolling over one another, and generally creating havoc. Kids are grinning [...]
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