The purpose of this blog is to inspire you to live for your highest self, surrendering to the divine source that makes the sun shine, the moon wax and wane, the earth spin, flowers bloom, and hearts beat. Only in letting go and listening to the divine source can your life take its true course, for your highest self and greatest good.
This is a place for positivity. A sacrament to the simple things in life. A reminder to let go, to let love happen, and to look for beauty in unexpected places.
About the header.
This is a picture of me in February 2009 on a trip to Jamaica with my soon-to-be husband. It was originally featured in my review of the Rockhouse Hotel. The trip was again recalled in a post about heaven.
I was newly, madly in love. Slowing but surely making my way back to my true self after years of being lost. The sea was sparkling like a precious stone under the mid-day sunshine. In a giddy moment, I opened my arms to hug the sun, to drink in her rays, posing for this picture snapped by my true love.
To me, this picture shows that life can be a dream come true when you live for your highest self.
About the author.
My name is Lucy, short for Lucille.
I was raised in the suburbs of the Pacific Northwest. I moved to Seattle to attend college and have been here ever since, with the exceptions of a few stints abroad, in Europe in 2005 and South East Asia in 2007. I created this blog towards the end of 2008 as a mode for expression, inspiration, therapy, and of course, publication.
I am learning how to be an adult, an entrepreneur, a wife, a mother and a stepmother. I am married to James, father of my children. I am the mother of Giovanna, age 2. I am the stepmother of Emile, age 5.
I love my family (from my husband to my cousins) and my best friends (I am blessed with several great ones) with every piece of my being, every cell in my body, every part of my soul. Because of them, I know that love is the source of all energy.
I am a writer of blogs, poems, novels, love letters. I am a travel writer, exploring the world near and far for new experiences. I am the creator and owner of Herbal Philosophy, healing the masses with medicinal remedy teas. I am a health nut and an advocate of organic and natural products.
I believe in karma and astrology and the sanctity of the Great Mother. I do what I can to save the planet. I strive to live in the moment. I try not to take myself too seriously. I am highly flawed and I am highly spiritual.
Welcome to my corner of the blogosphere.
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Teas to soothe body and soul.
Button love.
Fellow Seattle writer and bloggers unite. Really enjoying your blog Lucy! Excellent!
Yes, I hope SITS comes to Seattle some day for a bloggy bootcamp! I think maybe in 2011?
This is funny! I see that we were foreshadowing our own lives, since we met at the SITS BBC in 2011
Hope you’re well Miss Heligirl!
I just found your site through SITS and am so excited to see another WA girl. I’m originally from the Seattle area as well (Bellevue), but living in Eastern WA right now. We’re moving back over there next month and I can’t wait. I look forward to having a look around you site and I love the name.
That’s exciting! Western Washington is such a beautiful place to live. I really enjoy Life Nickel. I’m glad we’ve discovered one another!
Wow…what a lovely blog!
Your message is inspiring and your header is just amazing.
I live by many of the principles that you list above. I try to teach our children to live in each small moments, to see joy and bliss along the road.
I truly love your voice.
Thank you, Nichole. I appreciate your kind and encouraging words. My husband and I created the header together, after months of having NO header. Your children are lucky to have you as their mother. Thanks for reminding me once again to find joy in the small moments TODAY.
Took me time to read all the comments, but I really enjoyed the article. It was very helpful to me. It’s always nice when you can not only be informed, but also entertained! I’m sure you had good time writing this post.
Hi Lucy, and nice to meet you
I wanted to share that I have a very close life philosophy and that is why I will be reading you, and “following you”.
However I must be honest and admit that I’m not very good at “Not taking things personally.”
I started my blog to document my quest for happiness, in particular finding a fulfilling career. Life is too short to not work hard at your passion!
Happy to meet you! I love this: “life is too short to not work hard at your passion.” Well said, my friend. And I will admit that I am also not too skilled at not taking things personally. Easier said than done, but at least we know it’s important.
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I found your blog through Hannah Katy and I must say, I’m IN LOVE with it. Seriously, LOVE!
I can’t wait to read some of your past archives and your upcoming posts!
xoxo
Thanks, Kate! You’ve provided much-needed encouragement for today. Welcome to my sweet little blog, it’s been created with love
Hi Lucille, I followed you back from Twitter. Like you I started a blog in 2008 but did not get serious again until a few months back after having my twin girls late last year. Plus it has been fun joining the SITS girls to getting to know new people. I will be back to follow you. Take care. Lisa
Here’s to getting serious about our blogs! Thanks for visiting.
Oh, I love synchronicities.
Like when Twitter brings you a new must-read blog, when you rarely add any new blogs to your Reader.
But some you just can’t pass up.
Nice to “meet” you, Lucille.
Once I started to listen to synchronicities, my life changed for the better. Very happy to *meet* you as well!
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