Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Coach Caron Connects You with Success

A very large contributor to our success in moving, building our relationship(s) and enjoying ever more out of life is our lovely and special coach, Caron. I enjoyed producing these couple of introductions with her. Stay tuned for a much larger video project with Caron to be released later this winter. 

If you'd like even more/better/different results in your life, we highly recommend connecting with Caron. (ps I'm happy to say I also took her photo on the front page of her website...isn't she beautiful?) 







Tuesday, September 23, 2014

See the Difference


Our friend Holly asked us to make a change so her photo opps were up to her standards. What did we do? 

The quick change we made caused the entire property to sigh with relief. 

Photo Credit: Riley Johndonnel, who is currently sparking a project called Makehappyspots.com, an ambitious, making-people-happy community collaboration starting in New York City. 

More photos from Riley and Holly soon! 




Monday, June 30, 2014

Terra!

We recently had the pleasure of a visit with Terra Holcomb, our swiftly up and coming artist friend from Seattle. We love when Terra visits because she's easy going, she rolls with whatever is happening. Terra always helps us get even more excited about the opportunities for fulfilled living in Eastern Washington. She gets the vision! Many of our west coast friends question what the heck we are trying to do out here in the boonies?! Terra understands. She appreciates the landscape and the special underlying energy out here in Eastern Washington.

It's fun to create with Terra (last year we all got covered in mud and sand) and definitely to see the results of her personal work. I find her work powerful and intimate. Terra keeps pushing her boundaries, expanding her limits and exploring her edges. It takes a lot of courage and vision to stick to one's creative path. Terra's commitment and heart clearly ring true.

The skulls were a gift to us for the new hall. Terra put them to work. Here is a study image, a piece of her process, from Terra's work-in-progress in Friday Bay last week. I find a subtle, sacred light in her image.


We welcome artists, collaborations, workshops. We intend this be a safe place for people to explore their creativity. 

Thank you Terra! 








Happy Pride Seattle!




It's a lovely and powerful thing when we can simply honor, even celebrate, each other's spirit.