Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg The greatest satisfaction of writing about interesting people is being able to live vicariously through them. I recently visited with Romayne Trudo in preparation for this article. Romayne is interesting and engaging, but she is also very modest. While she related her history in a matter-of-fact way, in reality, Romayne’s life…
LaVerne Kyriss “I like competition,” declared Pat Parkinson. “There’s a lot of talent among the members of the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild and that got me inspired,” she reflected on the One Image, No Limits contest recently held among guild members. Parkinson’s entry, Out the Door, won an award of excellence in the intermediate/experienced category for…
Heidi Overman, LMT I have found, in my practice, that when clients schedule a massage, they really want to feel like they have gotten work done. Clients come in and tell us about their aches, pains, injuries, surgeries, and pathologies. They are in pain, uncomfortable, and sometimes hopeless. They are looking for some relief from issues…