Sandra seems like such a humble character. She doesn't think about herself as a legend, yet wishes to inspire others...what a great goal to have in life: to inspire others.
Legends inspire life and life inspires legends: one of the reasons I love Folklore Thursday on Twitter, and folklore in general (see https://groweatgift.com/?s=folklore+thursday for some of my folklore posts, largely nature lore). The more we know of myth, the more we know of reality.
I love your placemaking - it's like travelling the world without the expense or pain my body now inflicts if I try to move it far; from glamorous parties to playful days out enjoying thrilling rides; glittering casinos to escapist beaches (and sea-stingy hair is wonderfully evocative and placed me in the heart of the scene immediately). It reminds me of the 80s bonkbusters (a huge compliment as I love them and think they're much under-rated) mixed with a dash of modern business titles, a pinch of mystery/suspense (but positive rather than fearful suspense) and a sprinkling of self-help - Judith Krantz and Olivia Goldsmith meets Michael Crichton but in publishing rather than science world and with a spoonful of Chicken Soup for the Soul ;-)
Sandra seems like such a humble character. She doesn't think about herself as a legend, yet wishes to inspire others...what a great goal to have in life: to inspire others.
Legends inspire life and life inspires legends: one of the reasons I love Folklore Thursday on Twitter, and folklore in general (see https://groweatgift.com/?s=folklore+thursday for some of my folklore posts, largely nature lore). The more we know of myth, the more we know of reality.
I love your placemaking - it's like travelling the world without the expense or pain my body now inflicts if I try to move it far; from glamorous parties to playful days out enjoying thrilling rides; glittering casinos to escapist beaches (and sea-stingy hair is wonderfully evocative and placed me in the heart of the scene immediately). It reminds me of the 80s bonkbusters (a huge compliment as I love them and think they're much under-rated) mixed with a dash of modern business titles, a pinch of mystery/suspense (but positive rather than fearful suspense) and a sprinkling of self-help - Judith Krantz and Olivia Goldsmith meets Michael Crichton but in publishing rather than science world and with a spoonful of Chicken Soup for the Soul ;-)