On New Year's day, every year the Autry museum opens their doors for FREE to the PUBLIC! That's right, its FREE! What a wonderful way to kick off the new year with some educational and cultural influence. In one of the exhibit areas they pose the question of, "Are humans part of Nature?" There we
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01/09/2018
Tea Time anyone!? While exploring Los Angeles California be sure to enjoy a cup (or a few cups) of tea and snacks at Chado. The tea is fresh and the food is very tasty. One of our favorites was the cucumber, dill, cream cheese sandwich. And don't forget about the warm scones and homemade whip cre
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01/09/2018
Have you heard of American author, Stephen King? He has written more than fifty books within the genre of horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, science fiction, and fantasy. And all of his books are worldwide bestsellers. So, how does Mr. King get into the FLOW of writing and stay there? From
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01/08/2018
The holidays have passed, yet you could bookmark this blog post for next year when visiting California during December. This is a FREE event your whole family could enjoy. The Mission Inn located in Riverside, CA puts on a display of 500 MILLION lights and 200 ANIMATED characters to ring in the h
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01/05/2018
When I'm not providing Feng Shui consultations, my other love in life is creating artwork. This is a piece I started in Los Angeles, California and recently completed it in New York. My inspiration pulls from sacred geometry, Taoism, and the powerful symbolic nature of a hummingbird. I can't tell
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01/03/2018
Come and enjoy an informative Feng Shui workshop with Certified Expert, Laura Cerrano of Feng Shui Manhattan. Explore how your surroundings affect your mindset, emotions and behavior. Ms. Cerrano combines several integrative feng shui methods that cultivate harmonious energetic frequencies within
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01/01/2018
Before heading to a morning Feng Shui consultation, I walked along a local park and obserbed "The Great Wall of Los Angeles." This is a half-mile long mural that tells the story of California from prehistory to the 1950's. This is considered one of the LONGEST murals in the world! It contains chr
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01/01/2018
On January 5, 1933, construction on the 3.25 million cubic feet of dirt for the structure’s huge anchorages began. The job went to a Chicago-based engineer named Joseph Strauss, a drawbridge builder who believed he could complete the grand-scale project between $25 to $30 million. Mr. Stauss's t
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01/01/2018
