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With Don Beck, co-author of Spiral Dynamics,
at the 2002 certification course in Boulder. |
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Outside the Jung Institute in Switzerland after a
fabulous farewell lunch. 1998. |
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Standing outside the world famous (really) garden
of Little and Lewis with my friend and buddy David (Emerald) Womeldorff,
author of The
Power of TED. |
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The Rhoades Cycling Team in Indianola, August, 2004.
From left to right: Steve (coach), Brenda, Julie, Tracy, Dhyana,
me, Sally, Mike. That day we rode 51 miles at an average of 17 mph
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It seems that I change my workplace
radically every few months. Here's one arrangement. In the back corner
on the left is one of my pieces, a dress called "Prism." |
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What do you do when you have a shelves full of
gorgeous merino wool? My answer was to knit thousands of yards of
bi-colored tape, braid it, and coil into a "rag rug." Here I'm laying
it out in our back yard in Suquamish. |
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When Jennifer Louden and I led a retreat at
Breitenbush called "Surfing the Edge of the Known," I couldn't resist
the opportunity to dress the part. So I donned Hawiian print capris,
my fins, the gloves to my wetsuit, and my goggles. Oh - the baseball
cap is a souvenir from work I did with NASA several years ago. It
says, "Next stop Mars." |
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Miles #1 (The Charming Prince) and
Miles #2 (my stepson). Miles #2, wife Lis, and grandkids Ellie and
Dill took us sailing to celebrate our Libra birthdays. |
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Here he is, The Charming Prince,
working on a modest palace for the hens. |
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The
Bad Princesses celebrate our
coach's birthday. In the foreground are Steve Rhoades (coach), me,
and Sally. |
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| My good friend Cynthia and I sporting Mollycoddles originals. circa
1995 |
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One of my favorite "surfing" pics. I don't actually
surf (but doesn't it sound cool?). What I do is paddle on my big
red board. |
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Another view of the office
with me at the helm. Though
I aspire to keep a Zen desk, sometimes I don't quite get there. |
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I came across this photo as I was coming out
of a dark and difficult time. It was taken on the beach at Santa
Monica when I was 5 years old. My first thought upon seeing it was, "My
God! She didn't know that it's not nice to like yourself too much." |
| This must have been taken in 2001, when our grandson, Dillon, was
a year old. |
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put it in a frame and have kept it on my desk ever since to remind
me that we bless the world when we let ourselves shine. |
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