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Light Therapy Color Therapy Today there was absolutely no sunlight! With three rounds of snow storms in the DC area and now rain, it feels like winter is talking the long way out. Thank God for red boots and yelllow sweaters! A friend’s mother knit this delicious scarf. If you’re having trouble dealing or just want to feel [...] I have not written in a while because I have been in Haiti. When I returned last week, I wrote a post for the
Ajetreo Ajetreo/busy-ness. Today is a day of much activity. Woke up at 5.30 to do yoga!! Meeting with fellow DC creative who directed the documentary The Nine Lives of Marion Barry. Office shifts and then evening of movie and dinner in Georgetown. WashPo has listed the restos participating in this year’s Restaurant Week. Check out [...] Transportation is a matter of luck. If you have to be anywhere at an exact time, you’ll want to plan arriving at least 30-40 before. The trains, subte (the train that rides only within the city center) and buses are not always on time. It is not uncommon to have a delay of hours (yes, plural). Upon [...] The itch to travel The Lone Traveler by Oisercage Although I love Emerson and have read Self-Reliance [...] Thanksgiving Foods This year I am inspired to go into Thanksgiving with my bells and apron on (even though I am working in the morning; thank God for employment in a time when so many are less fortunate). Sometimes, I start to kick and whine about my life, my problems, my ennui. Then, I stop [...] Use Your Real Voice Do you think it matters what people think of you? The Eden Issue Today, while wondering if I should rename my domain from oisercage.com to FLAUNT, which is the name of this blog, I stumbled on…well, yes, FLAUNT, the magazine. This magazine is crazy mash-up of creativity which I like to think is exactly what my blog is too. Haha. Their sections are Art, [...] In theatre class, they always say “exaggerate everything.” Taking a page from the thespian handbook, …of what you don’t want I was reading Huffington Post and came across an article in the Living section. Sometimes, they are thought-provoking, sometimes not. This article was part of a series on why “positive thinking” does not work… At the time, I could not seem to get satisfied with anything in my life. I would [...] |
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