Posts Tagged ‘The 9-Star Passport’
With little lit minds and gurgling hearts, our newborn 2018 selves give a tip of our tiny top hats to the start of a new year. I herewith share my lit party top hat from my 2017 self : Seeking lit ideas we often look to the world for source and ask to be adorned […]
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Filed under: NEW YORK, STYLE, TRENDS, WOMEN | Closed
Tags: 2017, 2018, aphrodisiacs, Bouley Botanical, Bravo, Bryan Woody, Chad Oppenheim, Chef and Doctor, Citizen Mayor, CODAwards, CODAworx, Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, David Bouley, Delaina Dixon, Dr. Vincent Pedre, Editoratlarge.com, Ellen Fisher, Esenshel, Flawless Foundation, Gold Hart, Heritage Radio Beer Sessions, ICFF, Immortal Beloved: The World's First Goddess Perfume + Coloring Book, Ingrid Abramovitch, jade dressler, Janine Francolini, Jimmy Carbone, Joana P. Cardozo, JR, Julia Kaganskiy, Lorae Russo, Love Notes, Matt Abramovitz, New Museum, NYSID, Oktoberfest, Ornare, Paulaner on Bowery, Rio Hamilton, Scott Sanders, Shop Zuri, Slow Luxury, SohoMuse, Spring Place, Stephanie Seal Brown, Suzanne Slesin, The 9-Star Passport, The Brazil Foundation, The White Weave, Valentines Day, Vivo à Beira, WQXR
Welcome. It is July 4, 2017, Independence Day. Herewith, some independent symbolics, ideaologies, and wishes from Kiawah Island, South Carolina, United States, via kayak, July 4, 2000, spanning to July 4, 2017. Plus! a preview of my book. It was midday. I relaxed the oars of my kayak, thankful for that familiar dripdripdrip back into […]
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Filed under: WOMEN | Closed
Tags: Abhayamudra, author, book, coloring book, Disney, Esalen indians, goddess, Hamsa, Hand-of-the-All-Goddess, immigrants, Immortal Beloved: The World's First Goddess Perfume + Coloring Book, Independence day, July 4th, kayak, La Mano Poderosa, lower Between Two Streams, Mano Pantea, Matoaka, Mexican Milagros, Om Mitakuye Oyasin, perfume, petroglyphs, Pocahontas, Rebecca, Rebecca Filia Potentiss, root chakra, The 9-Star Passport, The Eye of Fatima, The Hand of Miriam, writing
