This morning, I woke up thinking about abundance.  Vancouver seems to be abundant in blossom, visitors and even medals right now. We also seem to be extremely abundant in red clothing.

So today, while thinking about abundance, how we achieve it, if we notice it when it’s all around us, why some people—no matter how abundant their lives are—live in “not abundance,” I was distracted by my little dog, Siriuss, staring fixedly out the window for so long that I just had to see what he was watching.

Last week my friend Lindsay became a grandmother. And I became an honorary goddess grandmother.

Ainsley, Lindsay’s daughter, a true example of a 9 under a 22 life path, gave birth to Leila Kai, a 6 under a 9 life path. She is a perfect complement to Ainsley and her husband Isaac’s little family, which is comprised of Isaac, who is a 5 life path, his daughter Sonya, who is a 9, Ainsley, a 9, and now little Leila Kai, who is a 6.

At the Northern Voice 2010 conference on blogging and social media, I was struck by the difference ego makes in the way that people make presentations and, at least from my perspective, the affect an ego discordance can have on the audience. I was fascinated to watch how the different presenters put their ideas forth, particularly the presenters who worked on panels.