I sat in the audience of Saturday Night Live and many other popular shows of the nineties to report this story. — By Laurie Sue Brockway April 19, 1992 It’s 5:30 on a weekday afternoon and I’m sitting snugly in the NBC television studio where “Late Night With David Letterman” is taped. The prospect of seeing Letterman in person is exciting and a bit unnerving: After all, I’ve only seen him about…

The early light of spring might help you climb out of the darkness. Feeling depressed, sleepy, and out of sorts this winter? You could have seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD. It’s no secret that people get SAD in winter. You may recognize the symptoms in yourself or someone…

He’s rich, powerful, noble, and very good looking. He is beloved by women around the world who continue to admire and ardently love him. He remains one of the most adored romantic heroes ever — not bad for a bloke who is over 200 years old. He’s Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy…

Every day now we have decide to soldier on despite all the terrible news of each day and despite our losses. I know for me it helps to have a spiritual practice and to nurture my own relationship with the Divine. My personal experience with the Universal Sacred Support system…

It was the thrill of a lifetime for a cub reporter who was also a fan of televisions favorite newsman. It may be people of a, um, certain age who remember Ed Asner’s most important role following the Mary Taylor Moore Show. It was playing a gruff-but-lovable editor of a…

Some thoughts on a peaceful life even in difficult times Even in the most hopeless moments, and the most challenging times, there are steps we can take that will move us forward and bring us back into the light. - Pray for others, as you also pray for yourself and…

These online classes at universities can help you become a better writer. I have been a published journalist and author for 43 years, and I can tell you there is always something new to learn about writing. There are a gazillion course our there and there are more to come…

Four Stages of Publishing seen through the lens of the Four Stages of the Divine Feminine. Inspired by Donna Henes, author of Queen of My Self. This was written for my course, She Who Scrivens…and Publishes (Being Your Own Queen of Creativity), which launches today at the Glastonbury Goddess Conference. …

I wanted to talk to my favorite author but never got past a friendly nod. We all have favorite authors and mine, as a teen and college student, was Kurt Vonnegut. My mother had most of his early books on her massive book shelf, but I think Breakfast of Champions…