I love making evergreen wreaths. Evergreens are a symbol of rebirth and I am anticipating the arrival of Winter Solstice the longest night of the year. Each wreath I make is made from different combination of materials and has a different theme. I use cedar boughs primarily but I also use Douglas and balsam fir,… [Read more…]
UPDATE: A new C drive is on order for my computer and ought to arrive on Wednesday. With any luck I’ll have my computer back containing all my data and research files on either Thursday or Friday. Meanwhile I’m keeping busy and staying happy. Cantankerous computer! This is the fourth time in the last 2… [Read more…]
I don’t own a cellphone or a Smartphone and was amazed to see my friend’s using them to monitor their health while they were visiting. I went online and did some exploring and what I found is fascinating. Without doubt the online health‐information environment is going mobile. Roughly 85 percent of American adults have cell… [Read more…]
A form of Christmas card began in England when young boys practiced their writing skills by creating Christmas greetings for their parents, but it is Sir Henry Cole, the first director of London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, who is credited with commissioning artist John Calcott Horsley to create the first real Christmas card. The sending… [Read more…]
New Video – Love Dream Musica – リラクゼーション音楽 Marcome Marcome’s world of ambient New Age music has a special quality that draws me. Her energy speaks of inner strength and optimism. This latest video remix offers a unique mix of serene sound and kinetic, electronic images. Find out more about Marcome, her philosophy, her music… [Read more…]
This post is dedicated to Claire, an authentic, artistically creative blogger, who keeps one of the best personal development blogs titled A little piece of me I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Claire’s readers experience her authenticity shining through her text, doodles and photography. She’s just celebrated her 4th blog anniversary so please… [Read more…]
The festival of Samhain celebrates the end of the “lighter half” of the year and beginning of the “darker half”, and is sometimes regarded as the “Celtic New Year“. The ancient Celts believed that the border between this world and the became thin on Samhain, allowing spirits (both harmless and harmful) to pass through. The… [Read more…]
One of the main reasons to take a vacation is to get some rest and recharge. On vacation people tend to pack in more hours of sleep and exercise, as well as spend more time with family and friends–all of which are good for reducing high blood pressure. According to a study conducted by the… [Read more…]
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