Do you like the snappy new blog design? And the fact that I am actually writing my blog again? I had been having my own version of a climate crisis, my creativity flopping around like a fish in a dry riverbed, floundering through a summer drought. But then I attended Jennifer Louden’s Writers Spa in Taos last week and came back feeling energized and creatively revived.
I was with 30 women from the US and Canada. We talked, we laughed, we wrote, we found a new voice or reconnected with an old one. Taos spun it’s magic around us for a week leaving us grateful and richer for the experience.
The workshop/spa was at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House, which is walking distance from the Taos plaza. Mabel was quite the colorful babe, living a raucous and unconventional life in the early 20th century, and her home is now designated a historic landmark. Historic in this case meaning a house with small dark rooms, loud creaking floors and ceilings (you can experience both simultaneously if you’re in a first floor room like I was!), finicky plumbing and all kinds of bugs and insects.
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