Being GREEN in Portland, OR Day 4. The GMIC organization has a lot of great things planned for the future.

What to Wear, Where. Her Cities of the World. This site is where the Female Travel Revolution began in 1997. Today over 55, 500 women belong to our Journeywoman Network. Come in and look around.

Remember who you wanted to be. I can buy automatic or manual payments, but I have no option to change the card or to halt payments. I kind of forgot about LJ for a month or two while I was drowning in work.

Thursday, November 18, 2010. Nov 8 - last days in Kyoto. We had a kaiseki dinner at Shiraume on one of the last evenings. Is a type of art form that balances the taste, texture, appearance, and colors of food. To this end, only fresh seasonal ingredients are used and are prepared in ways that aim to enhance their flavor. Local ingredients are often included as well. We had all this and more. Tomoko is explaining each part of the dish.

In addiction and patriarchal culture. Over many years of emotional and spiritual healing process, I have learned that the force that most strongly holds me back is a constellation of traits and values rooted in patriarchal. Culture and the patriarchal concept of god. I call this constellation my Inner Patriarch. Patriarchy here refers to a mindset. It also may be thought of as a lens through which everything is seen.