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Comment on There Is Nothing To Undo by Paulette Rao

Paulette Rao — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 14:18:40 +0000

I love you and you are perfect exactly as you are… xo

Comment on Empty and Full by Louis Alloro

Louis Alloro — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 22:32:54 +0000

Beautifully said – generous & expansive, just like you. Thank you for the dedication, MA. Lots of love to, with, and for you, always.

Comment on Presence as Presents by Reiki Suzy

Reiki Suzy — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:23:39 +0000

I will add you to my favourites folder. Keep posting

Comment on Questioning Thoughts That Hold You Captive by Clayton Gibson for MyOutSpirit.com

Clayton Gibson for MyOutSpirit.com — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 03:23:22 +0000

You were a god-send!

Comment on What Is Your Happiness Project? by Toning the OM Drumming, Chanting, Guided Meditations

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Comment on Upcoming Events by Why Should You Forgive? « Fishing For Soul

Why Should You Forgive? « Fishing For Soul — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:48:26 +0000

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Comment on Angela Lansbury, My Mom & Me by Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 14:44:11 +0000

What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing! I had the fortune of seeing Miss Angela Lansbury onstage in Blithe Spirit this past summer! I went with my father and a friend who lives in NYC. I didn’t want to miss that chance to see her, and I am so grateful that it was able to work out for me. It was my first time to see a Broadway show, and as I was watching Angela as Madame Arcati, I just couldn’t believe I was really there. The show was wonderful and I thought the set was beautiful. I am a tremendous fan of Angela’s and have been following her career, and I regard her as a talented, beautiful, and well-respected lady. Often I read from others little stories about their experiences meeting Miss Lansbury, and I have one of my own that I would like to share. After the show, my friend in NY knew how much I wanted to possibly meet Angela, so she took my father and I out to the stagedoor where we waited. A few other actors came out to sign, but after a while, we were told Angela was not coming out. But then we went around to the other side of the Shubert theatre building, away from the crowd, and we knew Angela would be coming out an alternate door to her car. Her driver had parked a black car along the street, and my friend told me that when Angela came out I could approach her and ask her nicely if she wouldn’t mind signing my Blithe Spirit playbill for me. A moment later, I saw Miss Lansbury coming out the door with her bodyguards, and at this point I was in sheer awe, looking at her from but a foot away, if that. I started to walk up to her and I said, kind of timidly, “Miss Lansbury?” Then her bodyguard said to me, “She isn’t signing tonight” as she was being ushered into the backseat of her car. I stepped back a little and said, “That’s all right.” But then something very special happened. After she was settled in the backseat of her car, I smiled and waved at her, hoping she would notice me. And she did! She looked right at me from her backseat window and smiled and waved back at me for fleeting seconds as her car disappeared down the street. That moment just made my whole night. It really did, and it just goes to show what a truly gracious lady she is and how genuinely she cares about her fans. I am so glad I had that moment. Nothing could ever hold a candle to the magic I felt the night that I saw her.

-Elizabeth

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Comment on A Simple ‘OK’ Will Do by judy

judy — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:25:44 +0000

Hey Mary Ann,
I like what you and Eric are saying here…reminds me that Steve Chandler, of clubfearlessdotcom used to end his chats w/ people w/ a “have an ok day!”

Funny how that seems like an insult at first…..and yet it really is a gift to know that we are ok, plety and fine. always. Still leaning into this ideas….hence my word of the year!

thanks for this post and expanding the ok lifestyle!
w/ love,
Judy

Comment on My Favorite Books in 2009 by Mary Anne

Mary Anne — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:08:43 +0000

Hey Tina – Thanks for this info! I’ll check it out. xo MA