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Dear Friends,

Last year I was in New York City celebrating my 75th birthday. Many of you remember my birthday was on the presidential election day. At 7 AM when I walked into Quotidian restaurant to greet daughter Brooke and granddaughter Cooper for a birthday breakfast before school, I thought ...

Dear Friends,

Since my last newsletter we have experienced unprecedented natural disasters around the globe. We can’t mention the catastrophic damage of the devastating hurricanes since Harvey without acknowledging earthquakes and other tragedies. We share the pain around the globe. We can help. We can pray. We can meditate ...

The hurricane and flooding in Texas is tragic and our concern and prayers are with all of those affected. The book that I’ve just completed that is being typed, the epigraph is “participate with joy in the sorrows of the world.” We are in this together in unity and ...

Dear Friends,

My heart is expanding to transcendent places. As I reflect on the joy of July, I will bring the breathtakingly beautiful hydrangea, the tenderness of the love of family, friends, and community with me as I celebrate August. Before I move ahead, I am taking some invaluable time ...

Dear Friends,

All our rain is bearing fruit. We are all going to have a great hydrangea season. Last year, because gardens were lush with large green leaves and zero blossoms, we’ve been given more than a generous amount of healthy blossoms. I’m fascinated to remember back when ...

Dear Friends,

Happy June! My heart is bursting with joy. This May elevated my happiness level to a new height, and as of now, it hasn’t dipped down. There is too much light and awe-inspiring energy that seems sustainable.

To celebrate my seventy-fifth birthday November 8th, I went to ...

Dear Friends,

April showered us with showers, and the arrival of buds, blossoms, color and life in our gardens. For those of you who live in an apartment without a garden, you might have a terrace or a window box. Yearning to bring nature’s wonders inside, when Peter and ...

Dear Friends,

March has a reputation for being the cruelest month, but there is no bad weather, only different kinds of weather. In Connecticut we had some cold days and snow after a warm stretch. Looking forward, I enjoyed the first day of Spring and daylight savings. Having light longer ...

Dear Friends,

My heart is bursting with joy. Before I write another thought, I want to open my heart even wider and reach out to you and loved ones with my spring fever joy. I truly have sunshine in my pocket and I feel the energy of Spring everywhere around ...

Hello Everyone! The March newsletter will be a couple of days late this month as Sharon is on holiday with her daughters! Check back soon!

Dear friends,

I teased my daughter Brooke in late November when we were continuing my month-long birthday celebrations; I told her I didn’t want the magic to end in December. “It doesn’t have to. We won’t let it.” December is a month when each day gets shorter ...