Author: writerezertuche

Peace, Hope and Love! During a time when hope, love and understanding may feel as if in short supply due to a contentious political climate, I pray we pause and … Continue reading Happy Holidays!

  We’ve all had our share of embarrassing moments. I know I have, especially, when meeting someone for the first time.  Making that first great impression does not always go … Continue reading Embarrassing Moments

Sing when you feel lonely Dance when your heart is blue Wander into the garden Find yourself anew Let curiosity guide you Under a magical sky Ride horses to castles … Continue reading Red Polka Dots

You get one of the twice-weekly emails from Leo Babauta, and it simply sums up the latest rendition of your life. Rinconez has been on hiatus. I miss connecting with you.  I have … Continue reading Then, there are days when

That is me! See how happy I am!  That was me at the Voices of Our Nation Arts Foundation (VONA) writers workshop and residency at the University of Miami last summer in … Continue reading A Workshop for Writers of Color? Oh My!

The potential loss of a job, the sudden change in health of a loved one, a troubled close relationship or any similar unwanted or unpleasant event looming over us often causes … Continue reading The Number 1 Casualty of Uncertainty

Your dripping faucet sounds louder than a set of timpani drums. You wake up exhausted on account of the overnight low pressure weather system. You are late for work because … Continue reading The Ripple Effect of Stress

The quest for joy has done nothing, but cause me grief. I am at my most miserable when I desperately try to hold on to things that bring me joy. … Continue reading Lose the Sparkle