This is ZipLine Lady and it's time to connect...

• I’m an empty-nesting mom, family therapist and parenting coach here to help you rise above your daily concerns and connect to a ZipLine of Love. My goal is to create more space in the world for Slice-of-Love Stories… beginning with my own. I’ve organized my efforts to live my best life now and gave my life a love transfusion. I learned to flutter above my life, reframe my stories and connect to a ZipLine of Love. I’m also an Italian cook with a big, beautiful Italian family (BBIF) so look for Mamma in the Kitchen ZipMeals and ZipTools for Living, Loving and Parenting.
• We connect to a ZipLine of Love when we choose to live at a higher love vibration. This concept reminds me of a friend who lived in Tokyo with her tall, blonde husband. When they met in a crowded place, she spotted him instantly because he was higher and lighter than those around him. When we connect to a ZipLine, we recognize and move toward others who live and love at the same vibration. It helps to envision your highest love vibration: Group consciousness; stream of goodness; cord of good karma; energy source; high road; larger perspective; good reputation to live up to; highest Self; Spirit; God center or whatever inspires you. On a ZipLine of Love, we look at our stories, past, present and future, through a generous perspective and release all that is less than love. Together in the light of love we rise above and beyond what kept us apart.
• I’ll post on Wednesdays, reflections and Slice-of-Love stories that lift us to a ZipLine of Love. Please bring your stories to the table: A pot-luck combination will add more spice and variety than I could ever provide alone. Why Wednesdays… because it used to be Prince Spaghetti Day. The commercial featured an Italian mother hanging out a window calling her son home to be fed, nurtured and restored. I imagined Anthony plopping on his mother’s lap and taking in all the goodness she had to offer. A bowl of good karma was on their table every Wednesday and to this his mother called him home. That’s my wish for you: That you’ll come home every Wednesday to a bowl of good karma at your table. I’ll lean out my window with a big bowl of goodness: Slice-of-Love Stories with all the fixings  for a fun-loving life. So tuck a red and white checked napkin in your shirt and meet me on a ZipLine of Love.
• It's never too late to decide to view ourselves, one another and our stories through rose-colored glasses. Like the turn of a kaleidoscope, sometimes all it takes is a simple shift or reframe to make a big difference. Here ’s how it worked for me: By insisting on love, in sometimes difficult situations, I reached beyond my truth and tried to gain a broader perspective. I began to recognize life’s difficulties as lessons and those who delivered them as teachers. I realized there’s no “right” which meant I could not have been “wronged.” What’s left is pure and simple: Love without conditions. Building on the premise that “Good karma makes good sense,” I soared to a ZipLine of Love and began to look at scenarios in terms of “Nets” that bind or “Wings” that release. What were once less-than-love stories gave way to an endless stream of love stories and I became your ZipLine Lady. I’m inviting you to put this recipe to the test and meet me on the ZipLine. If you’re already there, then all the better.
• Lil’ Miss Zip started her career in the fashion arena, working for a buying house in NYC where she honed her fashion critiques and was inspired from some of the world’s most prominent designers.  She later moved to a career in marketing, where she has been for over 11 years.  With a degree in Fashion Merchandising/Marketing and a Bachelor of Science, Lil’ Miss Zip never let her fashion “flare” fail her!  Excited to be working on the ZipLine with long-time friend, ZipLine Lady, she plans to use her sense of style, individual trend-setting efforts and favorite obsessions to help motivate in this ever-evolving world of fashion!

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