Hillary Olsen Hilliard

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Heather C March 31, 2008 at 12:41pm

I do what I do to prove to myself that I can!
Hillary Olsen Hilliard March 16, 2008 at 3:18am

I do what I do to avoid falling on my face.
(Yesterday, I fell down the stairs at my house. I was laying at the bottom of the stairs, thankfully, alive with just a few bruises, and I started crying. Is this why we race around here and there--to avoid the humbling experiences of being helpless at the bottom of the stairs? )
Mary Jane (MJ) March 11, 2008 at 12:14pm

I do what I do to feel alive
Hillary Olsen Hilliard March 11, 2008 at 2:26am

I do what I do...to realize that sometimes non-doing is more effective than doing.
Hillary Olsen Hilliard March 10, 2008 at 4:17pm

I do what I do to learn how to stop doing.
Mary Jane (MJ) March 10, 2008 at 10:38am

Thanks for putting the question and the challenge to answer it daily for a week out there...

I do what I do to bring happiness and caring to the world
Alisha Welch March 10, 2008 at 7:08am

Thanks for your inspiration!
Tony Deifell March 2, 2008 at 7:46am

Hillary... i remember you at BM... and your sign.

cool.

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Location

Denver

Birthday:

December 29

Age:

Occupation/type of work (students: field of study)

Thai Massage Therapist & Instructor

Your website, blog or Flickr stream

https://www.texturedmotion.com

Little bit more about me:

I was at Burning Man in 2003 and 2004, and I met Tony and had my photo taken. I loved the idea but had forgotten the question and the url of his project. But I remembered it over this past weekend, March 2008, while I was in Steamboat Springs. I find that this question, "WDYDWYD? " is a great question to ask yourself periodically--to have a check, a reminder, about your motivations and reasons for living so that you can live a conscious life. I am a Thai Massage therapist and instructor. I used to be in Academia--working on my PhD of English Literature. When I came across Tony's project and question, I was just on the verge of leaving Academia and going to Thailand to learn Thai Massage. That was about 5 years ago, and I feel so fortuante to own a business and to have so much passion and inspiration for what I do. It is important for us to question things as individuals and as a society--personally and polically--we need to questions ourselves--to step out of the bubble, away from the "grind", and ask ourselves "WHY?" This is what art is--it makes us stop--see something in a new way--and question our existence. I'm excited to share this site and these ideas with my friends and clients.