Loving My New Life in Maine

I continue to teach at Seacoast schools, with all its natural ups and downs. However, no matter what, I find myself absolutely loving the student relationship at the school. The people are adult learners mostly and they are a pretty sweet, keen to learn, interested and fully invested bunch. Many have had their own life adventures before coming to the school and so their life experience definitely plays its own part in their complete learning curve. Most days it’s an honor just to walk through the doors and find out what will happen next.
There’s going to be some Reiki classes, beginning Sept 25th at the school for students to take the laying-on-of-hands to a whole other level. I’m limiting the class to 8-10 students, so they can feel personal and still intimate.
I’m also providing private sessions for clients, with a gorgeous room set up. I’m also still doing my phone readings every week. It’s tricky to fit them in but they bring me so much joy, and stretch my intuitive abilities tremendously.
I teach cookery at Stonewall Kitchens once a month. I’m on the teaching roster right through March though- so that’s great fun. We’re even doing a sing-a-long-supper in February.
Somewhere in between, I’m fixing my Victorian home with my husband and some workers when we can find money to pay for that too!
It’s slowly coming along and looking prettier every day. It’s old – 120years, so there’s lots to do!
all in all, Maine has been a great move and continues to unfold it’s beauty and friendship to me. I’m so grateful to have followed my heart to New England. I know I was led here. There was no tangible reason to move from the West to the East, but here I am and now there was no reason not to be here, and every reason to stay for a lifetime.

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