by Ramona Zabriskie | Sep 18, 2019 | Creating Your Own Happiness, Generating Real Intimacy, Increasing Unity, Leaving a Legacy, Maintaining Your Vision
Do you know what a “matriarch” is? I was born into a lineage laden with matriarchs: mature, powerful women who have focused their entire lives on creating, leading, and serving …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Apr 9, 2018 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Keeping the Magic, Maintaining Your Vision
My need for external reassurance as a woman came home to me many birthdays ago. I decided to test everyone (especially Honey) by making no reference to my personal holiday …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Apr 4, 2018 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Living With a Man
As a repeat offender, my Weight Watcher “Lifetime” status has always felt more like a prison sentence than an achievement. Chained forever to this body of mine, staying in shape …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Mar 29, 2018 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Keeping the Magic, Living With a Man, Maintaining Your Vision, Preventing Conflict
Just before my daughter-in-law, Bri, gave birth to her first baby, I went to her shower, a tradition for all the female relatives on Bri’s maternal side of the family. …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Jan 8, 2018 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Helping Him Find a Dream, Identifying the Problems, Keeping the Magic, Maintaining Your Vision, Managing Conflict, Rectifying the Wrongs, Surviving the Tough Times, Uncovering the Reasons, Why Marriage
I don’t believe in cutting down trees because I believe in trees! Something mysteriously ancient in me resonates with trees — especially the grand old evergreens of my native Pacific …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Nov 22, 2017 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Keeping the Magic, Leaving a Legacy, Maintaining Your Vision
November is clarity—in the air and of the heart—because, just for a season, we take a deep breath and let mental dust settle, counting our blessings instead of wishing...
