Sweat

Healing your body after the death of a beloved

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Tears

Living with an unbearable loss

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Sea

Moving forward into the life you create in the wake of loss

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A bonfire on the beach in the midd and right of the photo. The flames are high. There's a tree in the left of the photo and behind both is the dark blue sea and a slightly lighter dark blue sky during dusk.

What Makes The Fire Burn

“What makes a fire burn is space between the logs, a breathing space.” Judy Sorum Brown

Margo Fowkes in Sea

Jimmy standing by the side of the highway at the Tour de France. He is carrying a backpack and holding his cell phone in his left hand. His arms are out wide and he's standing on his left foot. He's wearing a yellow LIVESTRONG baseball hat and a red Stanford t-shirt with Stanford written in white on the front.

The Rope Burns Of Grief

Grief is the rope burns left behind when what we have held to most dearly is pulled out of reach, beyond our grasp. Stephen Levine

Margo Fowkes in Tears

The view of the ocean from the bench where the wind phone sits. There's a mowed path with taller brown grass behind it, leading to the edge of the bluff and a barbed wire fence with a gate and the ocean and blue sky beyond that

Calling All Angels

“Because my thoughts could not be relayed over a regular phone line, I wanted them to be carried on the wind. So I named it the wind telephone …” Itaru Sasaki, Really Long Distance

Margo Fowkes in Tears

It Could Mean Everything

Hope is like a bird that senses the dawn and carefully starts to sing while it is still dark. Unknown

Margo Fowkes in Tears

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Sweat

Tears

Sea

What Makes The Fire Burn

The Rope Burns Of Grief

Calling All Angels

It Could Mean Everything

Finding Your Tribe

Everywhere Beauty Lives

Ars Poetica: Starting Over