Tranquility DeJure, February 26, 2018.

Hello there, this is Kimberly Wilson, and welcome to the 415th edition of Tranquility

DeJure. Today's episode is Woman Most Wild with Danielle Dalski. And this was recorded in the fall,

so we're talking a lot about kind of fall rituals and what have you, but you know, the great

thing about it is is fall A is the best time of the year. That's my personal opinion, but we do

also talk about the transition from fall to winter to spring, which is where we'll be emerging quite soon.

So in this week's edition of Tranquility DeJure, we're talking about the urban witch, rituals, tracking your cycles, the moon, and more.

I'm fresh back from Costa Rica.

We had an amazing group. You may have seen photos on the

blog or on Instagram and just such a rejuvenating weekend where I, or week, where I actually,

I believe, ate my weight in papaya. I really have the reason I go to. Costa Rica is for the

papaya. So again, it was just like a magical

group and it's always one of those things where we have to think about how do we take that

retreat experience home with us and incorporate, you know, a little bit of mindfulness in our

everyday life, a little creativity and of course a little bit of yoga. And anyone who may be interested in joining, we have dates for next year, which is going to be February 16 through the 23rd, 2019.

I also have to say, I'm super-duper excited this Thursday night we are having our very first event for Pigs and Pugs Project,

which you're probably familiar with. I've mentioned

it quite a bit, and it is our non-profit's new initiative, and it's donating money to

pug rescues and pig sanctuaries. But Thursday night, what we're having is a film screening

of The Last Pig in Washington, D.C. at Landmarks Atlantic Plumbing Cinema.

And in the audience, we're going to have VIP Charlotte the Pig, who is this gorgeous pot-belly pig.

She's a therapy pig. And then also, Gene Bauer, a farm sanctuary.

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