How May I Love You Today?
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I oft wonder if I would rather be a wise man (yeah, I know, a wise WOman) versus the fool that I am. If I am to be an honest fool, then I must admit, yes, I have often pondered the idea of how it might be more practical or more effective or useful or...or... if I weren't quite the Pollyanna that I am. For it so often seems that those wise folks (or often, wisenheimer wise asses) have an easier time of things. We fools are so vulnerable in so many ways. And yet, in the scheme of things, in the long run or any other idiom I could bandy about, I still prefer to be the wide-eyed, naive, hopeful, faithful, giddy, innocent, enthusiastic goody-two shoes person that I am…
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In "How May I Love You Today?" author Duchess Dale takes the reader on a whirlwind two-year journey that finds her jetting across North America, joyfully walking the halls of the U.S. Congress, confidently speaking before crowds in several cities, and conversely weeping in her solitary apartment. She invites us into some of her most public and private thoughts; how she got her name, her devotion to her animals, the loss of her church, the death of her mother, her new found love, her wedding, and at last her triumphant return to the pulpit.
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DUCHESS DALE
My writing speaks for itself--- well, for me. As a latch-key kid born in Chicago, raised in Manhattan and Los Angeles, I secretly dreamed of being a writer, longing to express myself to the world. When I was seven, I began collecting story ideas, character names and titles I filed in my uncle's cast-off briefcase, that I wanted to write about. My other creative longings later led to employment as a professional actress, director, and for Apple Computer before plunging into a deeply committed spiritual life and work. On the personal front, I consider myself romantic to a fault and proud of it. I still feel like a newlywed who is in love with a wonderful guy. Green is my favorite color; you know, the color that Starbucks uses? I am passionate about words, baseball, show tunes, animals, and oh, did I mention coffee? In 2008, my husband Don, our cat Jezebelle and I relocated from San Diego to
Previously published in Science of Mind® magazine, Inner Visions® magazine and currently, always musing on my blog:
http://breathspace.blogspot.com/
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www.breathingenterprises.com