RRM
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Collecting the Moments
- desert green goddess
- greentaramama
- heythereheather
- LifeVentures
- Lotus Rain Photography
- SDesigns Photography - Nampa Boise Idaho - Photography - portrait
- Steph's 50 Marathon Challenge
- TEACHING ART IN KIBERA - NAIROBI, KENYA 2011
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Clinical Psychologist |
| Location | Overland Park, KS, United States |
| Introduction | Mother/friend/shrink. I live out loud and in full color, which can be triumph or tragedy, however, I have a rich life filled with love and adventure. I am a terrible writer and this blog is primarily just for me. Single word photo challenge unused words: Purple truth naked light water ego acceptance infinite reflection desire inspiration relief white evening birds connection fear give joy bow peace sour treasure black craving flag individuality perky sweet spicy gloom smooth yikes cook raw beloved introspective distraction communicate deliver control happiness demure brood ephemeral epiphany lilt ravel ripple talisman serendipity sumptuous halcyon liquor store rum spiritual healing discovery learning sweat patience present perturbed rainbow unicorn Pegasus intuition depth fright luck total hard energize adventure pause create confidence clarity simplicity whole half broken love hate opalescent warrior saint sinner yes no maybe why tenacity balance joyous unfathomable achievement clean labelled accepted feminism deprived triumph success stifled luxury truth double limited activist community applied identity refreshed castaway home kittens absorbed focus |
| Interests | Momming, CrossFit, Photography, Travel, Outdoor Adventuring, Family, Reading |
| Favorite Music | When I lived in the San Francisco Bay (nearly my entire life), I loved Alice. Alice was primarily Chick Alternative. A lot of Indigo Girls and the like. They have NONE of that here in Kansas. So, here, I listen to my second favorite choice: mainstream hip hop and rap. The combination cracks me up to no end. |
| Favorite Books | "I Know This Much Is True, " by Wally Lamb. |