Author Archives: Jacqueline Ashby

“The story we choose to tell about what has happened can change what has happened….the cognitive framing that we give to experiences can change our physiological response to those very experiences.” ~ Silva.

“The past is never where you think you left it.” – Katherine Anne Porter

It is within the landscape of action that a distinctive phenomenon is located, namely, that first rush of movement that is discernible as childhood vitality, playfulness, exuberance, spontaneity, and delight. It is the effervescent, transporting motion of being captivated by the landscape where one is no longer able to contain oneself (Smith, 2007 p.51).

The First Rush of Movement: A Phenomenological Preface to Movement Education.

Oh my.
“Will tolerate the physical presence of others…”
Bahahaha!
Need one.

Lennon (1940 – 1980)

Meraki (n.) [may-rah-kee]. the ‪soul, creativity, or love put into something; the essence of yourself that is put into your work.

Finally a taste of your own medicine Schrödinger.
Love the oatmeal.

“Creativity is our species’ natural response
to the challenges of human experience.”
~ Adriana Diaz

I’m all bones baby. All bones. So. Damn. Funny. She’s got my boots, my socks, my lavender scented candles, and my cookies! And she’s a yogi feminist! Bahahaha! Oh I love that honeycomb marble grey tile in the bathroom. Absolutely classic. You’ve got me girl wrapped around that fifth metacarpal. @omgliterallydead