This is not just her story... it's OUR story

Marnie Baesler's story—about losing herself in an emotionally abusive relationship that stole more than a decade of her life—is sadly not uncommon. One in three women will experience abuse in their lifetime, and many of us face hard decisions when, like Marnie, we catch a glimpse of ourselves in a mirror and barely recognize the haunting reflection looking back.

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I’ve been so busy this week working on a myriad of creative projects! I cannot believe it’s already Friday.

I haven’t had much time to ponder any thought-provoking ideas to share with you, as I like to do.

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Looking Back to Where it all Began

I’ve been referencing my debut novel, Sketches from the Heart of a Texas Artist, more and more lately and while my heart is in the Caribbean, I’m still very connected to, and driven by, my Texas roots… opting to listen to Willie Nelson croon about “blue eyes crying in the rain” over Bob Marley pleading “no woman, no cry.”

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The Art of Journaling

Several years ago, I wrote a blog post (which ended up getting published in Sivana East) on the power of journaling where I share five prompts to help you establish your own writing ritual.

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Stay Golden

This past summer, I did something I’ve never done before… 

I showed an online (straight from San Pedro) art exhibit titled, Guided by Love.

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You're a Treasure

When I was designing a card for the Love Necklace Campaign, in support of women who are healing from domestic violence, I created two versions: one with an angel, and one with a splash of hibiscus flowers. I asked the director of the women's shelter which one she thought would be most meaningful to the woman receiving it.

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