Artsist: herman de vries
5 years ago
This is an area of the internet, usually in a largely natural state, for the enjoyment of the public, having facilities for rest, healing, and recreation, often owned, set apart, and managed by me.
Sometimes I fantasize about being a Stay At Home Working Mom making clothes for Oskar from recycled wool and cashmere and unicorn applique like Batik Bum.

In the second month, the mother's breath conducts the symphonic movement of embryonic qi in its minute currents, eddies, and whirlpools that ultimately grow into the baby's organs, flesh, bones, meridians.
As soon as I can, I am enrolling in Mama Gena's School of Womanly Arts!
I am nine months pregnant in this photo by Lisa Levart, wearing a silk dress by one of my favorite designers, MomoFalana. They use the most gorgeous silks! And, oh, the color!
One of the most harrowing experiences of my life was hiking the West Coast Trail, a 47-mile long backpacking trail on Vancouver Island.
It is one of the most breathtaking, unspoiled places on planet earth.
Following the amazing birth of Oskar, Dan thought I should write down everything I did while pregnant and spread the word, in the hope that it would help other women have beautiful birth experiences.
Magic Chicken Soup.
I am obsessed with woolens for Oskar.
My friend, photographer Lisa Levart has been working on an amazing project for the last seven years: Goddess on Earth.Goddess on Earth celebrates each woman as the physical embodiment of the feminine divine. By using ancient goddess archetypes as a premise, the work shows women exploring the feminine spirit while reinforcing a way of viewing the world in all its sacred diversity...
These images of women embodying ancient myths and archetypes collectively convey the resonant and multifaceted manifestations of the feminine spirit and encourage viewers to explore their own multi-dimensional being. In this way, Goddess on Earth serves women immediately and along the journey of their lives: to appreciate the universal phases of women's lives, to expand their own abilities when drawing on their inner resources, and to recognize the vast and unique strengths inherent in all women.

Many years ago, I traveled to Brazil and stayed at the Amazon Lodge. I swam with pirhana, trekked in the jungle, called to monkeys in treetops, drifted by pink dolphins in the dark Amazonian waters. It was magical.
The Japanese have created a wonderfully effective, non-invasive way to treat children using tools that are so Japanese in their cute-ness.
At around three months, Oskar got his first set of wheels: Graco's SnugRide, a craigslist find for $60 including a stroller base and one of the least toxic on the market.
My favorite restaurant in New York is Souen.