Wind across tallgrass probably defines me more than any of the tags for what I am or do. Probably too many tags, but from an early age, like the wind I've been a wanderer. I grew up on the Kansas prairie, grew up in the silences of wind and sky, and in the conflicts and love of a large family. Most of my writing arises from that foundation although wanderer and farm may be one of those odd oxymorons. Along with family, the land has been a primary teacher wherever I've lived - throughout the United States from New York to California and points in between, in Hawaii, Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Now I live in Kansas City with my husband Cliff Kroski in a happy green house I call our popsicle house. 

A recently completed a spiritual memoir, Standing at the Crossroad, tells the story of how I put down fear and picked up love, and why I teach those same skills. If you’d like to read a sample, click on Writings and scroll down the page to the pdf file. My essays and poetry have been published in a variety of publications. You can read some of those, too, on the Writings page. And by clicking on Journeys you'll be able to travel with me - outside to look at a daffodil covered in ice or across the ocean to look at Paris. But wait! There's more!! If you're interested in blogs, you can visit mine at Spiritual Crossroads.

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