In Coming of Age: Come Rain or Come Shine, Martha Grossman shares her journey of self-actualization, from codependency sown by the seeds of illusion to the quiet ecstasy of authentic wholeness. Her brave account reflects the universal story of each woman’s path back home to herself.
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Winter Personal Retreats at Casa Gallina ~ Special Discounted Rates!
Winter is a time for reflection. Winter is a time for renewal. Winter is a time for rest. Winter is a time for reading. Winter is a perfect time to plan a personal (or couples) retreat here at Casa Gallina. So many of my guests have asked me if I have special...
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Treat yourself to a cozy retreat here at Casa Gallina and play in Taos' snowy mountains! Book your Winter/Ski Getaway Special. Last minute getaways from now until Feb 12th, 2017. Your fourth night is my treat! Pot of Red Chili Pork Posole on your stove...
This week I celebrated my 32nd wedding anniversary. When I got married, I promised my “soon to be” that I would do the best I could in our marriage; to be my best. I didn’t promise necessarily to stay married, but to do my very best in our marriage–to be the best me. I think Martha Grossman in Coming of Age: Come Rain or Come Shine, in her own way, made a similar promise. She needed to get out of her marriage to fulfill that promise. Reading her book prompted me to take a good hard look at my marriage. Divorce was always a possibility, but her memoir made me realize I needed to stay in mine. Martha, the Martha that I know, is living “the best Martha.” She and her book are teaching me to do the same.
