Monthly Archives: October 2017
Fatigue is not part of this flower. It takes work, energy, timing, systemic nutrition, scheduled strategies, clean gardening devices and focused problem solving to bring this rose from its’ basic root system to a full, healthy, vibrant bloom. Its’ blood red color and sturdy stems are supported by a responsive root system that draws nutrition from a fertile soil enriched with vital nutrients. We are like the vibrant flower. There are tools and strategies which we use to maintain and…..
The comedian Eddie Izzard once said, “CAESAR – did he ever think that he would end up as a salad?” Well, did any of us when we graduated from high school ever believe that we would change from the youthful, energetic, hopeful teenager that we were on that fateful day of our high school graduation? Probably not. However, William H. McRaven, a retired U.S. Navy admiral, said “If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed.”…..
A basic definition of the blood system is a red liquid that circulates in the heart, veins and arteries of man and animals. It’s also a portal system that stabilizes our body functions – nutrition, hydration, elimination, circulation. Each of these systems functions in a balanced manner. When this balance is disrupted the system breaks down. Healthy blood coagulates, or clots. In a recent article (published by Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada) this process is…..
I was relaxing on the shore of a beautiful tropical beach. The serene scene offered soothing moments of rejuvenation. The warm sun and the flow of the waves brought a feeling of muscle relaxation and mental freedom. Into this milieu rushed a barking, energetic Jack Russell terrier followed closely by its’ owner. The owner was dutifully carrying a bundle of beach-appropriate packages. As I was observing peace-intruding couple, I was expecting to see the dog owner unpack a variety of…..