Thursday, March 18, 2010. Monkey See, Monkey Do. I walked in to the restaurant and got into the longest line ever. To my left were a table of gentlemen in business suits. One of the guys looked to his co-workers and said, What do you think? They all laughed and then he turned to me and said, My secretary just quit yesterday.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010. Sunday, January 31, 2010. Could it really be her? Links to this post. Wednesday, December 30, 2009. DW and I visited Celebration in the Oaks .

The story of my exit from Mormonism and adjustment to post-Mormon life. Tuesday, April 15, 2008. This April marks my three year anniversary of my mental break from the Mormon church. At the beginning of April, 2005, I had a near panic attack. When I realized I was more of a non-believer. On the first weekend of that April I visited Target to buy normal underwear instead of watching General Conference, and within the next few days I took my garments off.

Just letting the lemons pile up for now. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Got control of my account again. Monday, March 10, 2008. Is that really my God? Ok, now on to better documented books with actual historically verifiable sources. But what I have read has impacted my life more than I ever thought possible. Hispaniola is a miracle Mount.

Welcome to Lisa Soderlund Fine Art! Friday, May 14, 2010. My newest collage is complete! This is the landscape collage I started as my demonstration at the Finding Her Voice art show at the Dutch Gallery a month ago. It feels good to finish it. Thursday, April 29, 2010. My recent art show was a wonderful experience! The best part of the experience was viewing the film Who Does She Think She Is? Monday, April 5, 2010. My upcoming art show! Paste.

Lucid and non-lucid ramblings of a skydiving, pondering, philosophizing fool on a hill. Wednesday, October 28, 2009. I made up a few things. But the life and the telling. Are both real to me. And they run like the rain. All the way to the sea. On any given day I could go down any given road or a hundred different ones on this topic. Does human greed trump common sense? .

Exploring and learning to move forward, not backward. One of the issues in any attempt at self-improvement and self-knowledge is the enormity of the task. I know it keeps me from doing anything because getting from Goal Point A to Goal Point B seems more like dog paddling across the Pacific Ocean.