Browsing All posts tagged under »New York«

Intimacy Issues, A new chapter

June 4, 2010

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I haven’t written much and so here is the backgound to my next post. My life now a vast departure from the days of sand between my toes and wind flying through my hair as I rode my horse through untouched Puerto Rico. My surroundings now are touched, built up, the concrete schoolyard of New… [Read more…]

Loving “me”

October 29, 2009

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Passion, I lacked. Passion, I have now found. A new company. Almost ready to cut the threads to the other. The job I have juggled and responsibilities that were often fruitless while hours of work for mine awaited me. My company has gone from 0 mph to 60. And I sit, in awe at all.… [Read more…]

Teterboro waits – Meet A

September 5, 2009

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Spontaneity and simplicity is incredibly sexy. Wednesday. A perfectly mixed cocktail of excitement, nerves and fear pulsed through my body–a body whose shape has never been better. Perfect, some say. A body that has yet to become acquainted with ‘A’, but whose mind is intrigued.  I have never met a man like A. 33. Incredibly… [Read more…]

One night in October, a cab ate my credit card.

November 5, 2008

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As I jutted downtown in a cab from the Upper West Side at 11pm, I realized I wasn’t sure where my bankcard was. As I regularly only use this one, I searched my huge purse and wallet frantically, wondering what else I could possibly use. I took out a Discover Card, which has only been… [Read more…]

Charge: Unprofessional & My plea: Guilty, but not really . .

September 28, 2008

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The day before I went to New York (September 13) my world unraveled. Before, the incident, I wrote this: “I wish my pen could write as fast as my my mind. So many thoughts. I penned this in my mind as I walked back to my car, blanketed in sand. My long tie-die dress getting… [Read more…]

Fight or flight

August 1, 2008

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“The “fight or flight response” is our body’s primitive, automatic, inborn response that prepares the body to “fight” or “flee” from perceived attack, harm or threat to our survival.” – MInd/Body Education Center Do you fight or flee? I think life often dictates our response for us. However, last night I recognized my flight response… [Read more…]

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