Nancy 
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2003 I wish I may, I wish I might – have the wish I wish tonight….. Interesting, don’t you think, that old expression “Be careful what you wish for, you might just get it.” On one hand we are taught as children that wishing is a fantasy. … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2003 When folks ask what I do, I tell them I’m a Feng Shui Consultant, Intuition trainer, and Professional Organizer. It’s always interesting to watch and hear their responses, which range from barely disguised rolling-of-the-eyes to fascination. The first question is usually: “You mean you can TEACH … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2003 They’re coming! Ready or not! In fact they all seem to be here at once – if you believe what you see in the department stores. Well before Halloween, I was seeing Christmas paraphernalia. There’s something unsettling and off-putting about seeing Santa and Menorahs snuggled in … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2002 What do farm animals (sheep in particular) and Lavender Eye Pillows have in common? OK – they’re both fluffy. No that’s not it…… Sleep! They are both mentioned as possible remedies for insomnia. Counting sheep has never worked for me – before I get … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2002 This piece is a bit of a departure form the “tongue in cheek” fare you’ve received from me in the past, but it is no less authentic. I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about this season – both in terms of it being Chanukah and … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2002 We are moving into spring here in Austin, a marvel replete with vistas of beautiful wildflowers and butterflies. If you’re new to Central Texas, what qualifies as Spring here are the few days between winter (75 degrees and below) and summer (100 degrees plus.) It’s the … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2002 The garage. Just the mention of it brings groans, gasps and the rolling of eyes. Even the most fastidious people have been revealed to be closet-messies when it comes to the garage. In private consultations, people have been know to throw their bodies across the door … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2002 Ever find yourself muttering “Now – where DID I put those keys, screwdriver, car-proof of insurance (sorry officer I know I put it in a safe place …..). It’s like those squirrels! They spend half the summer and fall burying nuts and tidbits in a safe … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2001 The image to the left is a ZEN Garden, NOT a Feng Shui Garden. When folks ask me about Feng Shui and gardening, there seems to be some confusion about them being Zen gardens. The two couldn’t be more different. A Zen garden is very – … Read more
by Nancy Wesson Reprinted from The Austin Homesteader, 2001 I recently overheard a reporter laughingly describe a New York City boutique that that hired a Feng Shui Consultant to come in before opening day. He “hung a few crystals and mirrors around the place,” – and on the first day projected sales were exceeded by … Read more