Hi Everyone!

Just a few notes and updates today.  I hope you are having a fantastic Spring and staying dry.  Today I gave up on waiting for sunny weather and planted beans and squash in the rain.

New Recording Available!

My radio appearance on Be The Light Now is up on the media page.  It was a great show were I did a lot of readings and really helped some people.  You can Listen to Be the Light Now with host Michael Carbone at Blog Talk Radio.

Back On TV

In two weeks I will be filming another episode of Honor The Magic Within with Host Jane Voneman.  This episode we will be talking about Auras and I will be doing Aura Drawings on camera!

Concert This Weekend!

This weekend my friend Jann Klose will be in town performing at The Lovelight Boutique and Yoga Studio on Saturday and The LemonGrove on Sunday.  He is a great performer and well worth seeing... I will be at both shows.

Sign up for "Energy Anatomy - Power and Practice" by 5/15 and get a Free Reading!

There is still space for you in my upcoming class, "Energy Anatomy - Power and Practice,"  Sign up by Sunday, May 15th and receive a free psychic reading!

Silver Branch 5/21

Saturday May 21st I will be at The Silver Branch in Ashtabula, OH.  Call Shari at (440) 964 - 2178 to book your reading and then join me that night for a new guided meditation - Spring Clearing!

Camille

My dramatic return to the stage in Camille opens June 10th at the Victorian Players in Youngstown, OH.  It's weird being onstage pretending to be someone else, these days I just I stand in front of an audience and pretend to be myself.

I had been living in NYC for about three years when my friend Honoria told me I had to see the play "A Perfect Relationship."  She had decorated the set, an eclectic artist apartment, using a very small selection from her incredibly eclectic apartment. She thought I would enjoy the show and wanted me to meet the playwright, Doric Wilson.

"A Perfect Relationship" is the best Romantic Comedy I have ever seen and probably ever will see.  Pitch perfect, funny, sweet and believable, it is my favorite play... and then she introduced me to this giant in a leather coat.  Doric Wilson.  This brash and bawdy man who loved to tease and tell the filthiest stories wrote this sweet and unassuming show.

Such stories he would tell! Doric should have given walking tours of NYC, he could have made a fortune and been run out of town by the gentrifiers. He collected stories like a beachcomber collects shells and he had lived a million of them. There were parts of town he could tell you the history of since it was called New Amsterdam and places where he knew who had died on that paving stone.

Once upon a time Doric knew everyone and then AIDS came and everyone he knew died. 

His play "Street Theater" looks at the events surrounding the Stonewall Riots, but not in a preachy or sanctimonious way.  Doric was there and he remembers the truth, a bunch of drag queens got really pissed off and started a revolution - gay people would not be invisible any more.

Doric was never invisible, he was a weight on the fabric of Space/Time and he stood out where ever he was.  He took me to see opera, told me stories of times gone by and dedicated a performance of a "Perfect Relationship" to my parents when they visited.  He was a wonderful friend and I deeply regret that I never apologized for unloading a bunch of crap on him as I was getting ready to leave NYC.  I am very sorry and I miss him. 

You can read his full Obituary in Playbill and visit his website at doricwilson.com