Member LadyJune

When I retired a few years ago, I decided it was time to downsize. I gave away over forty cartons of books, many of them to a small town library in Mexico where they were eager for any reading material in English. On moving into my new apartment, I quickly discovered my wall of bookshelves in my new office were inadequate. So I added two more floor to ceiling units. And I still had cartons of books to find a new home. This overflowed into the living room and stacks of books on either side of my bed. Still the collection grows. By far the majority of the books I kept are philosophy, metaphysics, New Thought Christianity, psychology, with a good collection of cook books and a few favorite children's books. Still, I struggle with growing pains and the myriad gifts from loving friends who know my passion. When I sit in my office, I am literally surrounded by my old friends and an abundance of new ones as well. Sometimes I just touch them to show my appreciation.

Retired professor of education and psychology. I also practice astrology, Tarot reading, and study metaphysics, digital photography, watercolor painting, sketching, and foodie stuff. Since retiring, I have begun drawing, painting with both watercolor and acrylics, and digital photography. I also am worknig on my autobiography, an exercise in bringing focus to my past adventures. Perhaps you'll add my book to your listings in another year or so.