Our business baby shower gifts continue (see post on 8/16/2010 for explanation).
Marcia G. Yerman, NYC writer focusing on women's issues & culture, Huffington Post writer, and Co-founder of cultureID, answers the question:
How does your fun little girl self show up in your life now?
"Sometimes I find it hard to take time for my inner child because in the last several years I have become so consumed with issues affecting the world. My first college boyfriend accused me of being too serious, and there's a part of me that hasn't changed. Maybe it's the result of getting older and realizing that I have a certain amount of time to try to give back in a constructive way. It could be seeing my son grow up and wanting to make sure that the planet has a healthy future. There are numerous things that I do for enjoyment. However, if I think inner child, no holds barred, the one thing that comes to mind is dancing. Dancing to music that speaks purely to my body, makes me jump around, bump and grind with abandon, with no other thoughts in my head."
~ Marcia G. Yerman
http://www.mgyerman.com
Marcia G. Yerman, NYC writer focusing on women's issues & culture, Huffington Post writer, and Co-founder of cultureID, answers the question:
How does your fun little girl self show up in your life now?
"Sometimes I find it hard to take time for my inner child because in the last several years I have become so consumed with issues affecting the world. My first college boyfriend accused me of being too serious, and there's a part of me that hasn't changed. Maybe it's the result of getting older and realizing that I have a certain amount of time to try to give back in a constructive way. It could be seeing my son grow up and wanting to make sure that the planet has a healthy future. There are numerous things that I do for enjoyment. However, if I think inner child, no holds barred, the one thing that comes to mind is dancing. Dancing to music that speaks purely to my body, makes me jump around, bump and grind with abandon, with no other thoughts in my head."
~ Marcia G. Yerman
http://www.mgyerman.com
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