Editors Note Future Issue PDF Print E-mail
Written by Carla Atherton   
As the old wisdom states: in order to understand the future, you need to understand the past. How true is that? The past entices learning, reminds us of what to do and what not to do, teaches us valuable lessons, and shows us from where we have come and how far. Women suffragists have blazed trails for our future, herbal women have taught us how to heal and nurture ourselves, our travels have taught us to value what we have or to reach for a better future, and our innermost desires poke to the surface reminding us to act, that there is more we want to do. Of course, we need to look toward the future, but the wisdom of the past must always be our companion.
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Out of the Office PDF Print E-mail
Written by Carla Atherton   
I am leaving my family. Yes. Me. A dedicated, homeschooling mother of three who works from a home office, makes meals from scratch, hosts neighbourhood kids every weekend, finds identity and place and purpose and joy (and let's not forget exhaustion and stress) in being the matriarch, in being the go-to woman, the friend, the mom. I am going on an adventure -- to the wilds of South Africa, to the culturally stimulating Paris and Venice, to the medieval Prague and the industrial Frankfurt. How amazing is that?!
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Editor's Note - Survival - Fall 09 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Carla Atherton   

Just 2 weeks ago I was mourning Cahoots. Really. I was quiet and sad and a bit moody. I was ready to pack it in and make room for other things in my life because some things just need to die, be laid to rest with everything that came before it -- this is the cycle of life, isn't it? This is the way of the world, and it couldn't be any other way or how boring would the same old crap be day after day, decade after decade, millennium after millennium?
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Editor's Note - Passion - Summer 09 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Carla Atherton   
You know, I'm going to keep this editor's note short and sweet this time. All I have to say about passion without beating a dead horse (because most of what I write about is passion) is that it is life.
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Editor's Note - World - Spring 09 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Carla Atherton   
It was a Saturday morning, and since I was the first one up, I had my chance to work a bit and wake up somewhat. but after making a phone call, I realized that we had no Saturday leisure time.
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  • Editors Note Future Issue

    As the old wisdom states: in order to understand the future, you need to understand the past. How true is that? The past entices learning, reminds us of what to do and what not to do, teaches us valuable lessons, and shows us from where we have come and how far. Women suffragists have blazed trails for our future, herbal women have taught us how to heal and nurture ourselves, our travels have taught us to value what we have or to reach for a better future, and our innermost desires poke to the surface reminding us to act, that there is more we want to do. Of course, we need to look toward the future, but the wisdom of the past must always be our companion.

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Fittingly for our Passion themed issue, we welcome our newest Cahoots Community member, Saskatoon's Positive Passions, which has come on board to sponsor Sarah Stefanson's column, Sense and Sensuality. Through their retail location, home presentations, resource centre, and website, Positive Passions provides an open, welcoming, and healthy place to obtain information, resources, and products in regards to sex, sexuality, and sexual dysfunctions.

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Cahoots is happy to announce that our 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest Winner is In Season by Carol McAdoo Rehme! Carol will receive our fabulous prize package featuring a variety of excellent products from Cahoots Community members including Anne Camozzi, Christine Hart, Sheree Bradford-Lea, Trea Schuster, Jacqueline Faye Miller, Marianne Paul, Lesley Crewe, Lorri Neilsen Glenn, Coteau Books, Kim Goldberg, Sarah Stefanson, Suzanne Paschall, Jump Me Martha, Wildcrafters Herbs & Everlastings, LunaPads, Janice Art Jewelry, and Page Lambert. Check out the Fiction section to read Carol's piece as well as our three great runners-up.
 
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