Yesterday was the first read through for the Spring Mysteries Festival. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the festival as a whole, and the 10th anniversary of my attendance. 10 years. I can hardly believe it has been that long. I am so excited that I not only have *a* role in this anniversary […]
Journey to Eleusis: The Journey Begins…Again Read More »
SMF is now over. Looking back on the past few months, I’m grateful I had the opportunity to work with Aphrodite. She has challenged me to grow on many levels.
Reflections of Aphrodite Read More »
As this is published, I am still at the festival site, but the event is over. Today is the day of letting go, saying goodbye, and traveling home.
Gratitudes – Journey to Eleusis Read More »
It felt weird coming home yesterday after rehearsal, knowing that in less than 3 days I would be traveling to Fort Flagler, where Eleusis has been created every Easter weekend for 29 years.
In the Home Stretch Read More »
We’re in the home stretch for Spring Mysteries. There’s only one more rehearsal, and then we’re on. When you are this close to production, it can lead to anxiety.
In my mind, Aphrodite has beautiful wavy tresses. Curly even. My hair is not so curly. I have been on the search for a way to curl my hair that isn’t permanent.
The Things I Do for (the Goddess of) Beauty Read More »
Most people think that being vulnerable means you are weak. Yet my experience is that being vulnerable is actually a way of being strong, of being courageous.
There is Strength in Vulnerability Read More »
Back when my husband and I were dating, I had a tiny green notebook that I recorded my favorite quotes and sayings in. One page says, “He called me his Venus!”
“He Called Me His Venus” Read More »
I started doing my healing work with Aphrodite-the healing she is pushing me to do. It’s very personal, and emotional. It’s about body image and body acceptance.
Healing with Aphrodite Read More »
I think I have the longest commute for Spring Mysteries rehearsals. Though the days are long, the time I get to spend with my “other” family is well worth it.
Journey to Eleusis: The Long Pilgrimage Read More »
