My Daily Journal (Wednesday) 
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A Typical Day...
5:30 am My internal alarm clock goes off and my mind says “wake up”...but my body says “no way, Jose!” I lay in bed telling myself that I need a few minutes to organize my thoughts for the day and …back to sleep I go!
6:00 am Again, I awake, roll over, open one eye and look at the clock…I close my eye and lay there wondering…what day of the week is it anyway? Maybe if it’s Saturday I can sleep another hour…think, think – no it’s only Wednesday, so I drag my tired body out of bed and go downstairs to make a cup of coffee. (Still trying to give up this nasty habit – please pray for me!) While the coffee is brewing, I make my Superfood concoction and force it down, trying hard not to gag; straighten up the family room; put a load of laundry in the washer and gather up the DVD’s that need returned before noon to avoid late charges. Coffee is ready…I relax for 15 minutes for daily devotional and quiet time.
6:30 am Dry brush; hot shower (I tried the cold part – but the water here in Colorado is like ice even in the middle of summer!); get dressed; Dr. Schulze Intestinal Formula#2, another load of wash, fold load taken out of dryer.
7:00 am Put on make-up; blow dry hair; (you gotta at least look like you feel good) straighten bathroom; make bed; take out the trash.
7:30 am Out the door for commute to work – pray; praise and worship CD’s.
8:00 am At work – I turn on my computer and peruse Curezone posts (I need more time – there is still so much more to learn); check daytimer and make mental note of daily appointments.
8:30 am – 5:00 pm Spreadsheets; jammed copiers; meetings; board reports; overflowing toilets; HVAC inspection; Dr. Schulze Intestinal Formula #2; lunch (run to Whole Foods and grab a soup or salad and pick up something for dinner); check out posts on Curezone; return phone calls; network problems; missed deadlines; rescheduled appointments.
5:00 pm Leave work, commute home – pray, praise and worship CD’s; pick up grand-baby at baby sitters (wait…is tonight the night that I AM the baby sitter? Recheck day-timer.)
5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Arrive home; check the mail…all bills - depressing; listen to phone messages…has anyone seen the phone? I turn on the TV to catch the evening news…depressing – turn TV off. Make dinner; Dr. Schulze Intestinal Formula #2; Drink Olive Oil/Lemon Juice/ACV/garlic and cilantro concotion, trying hard not to gag; feed baby; Wednesday night bible study group (or is this Grief Group Wednesday? – check day-timer again); return DVD that is now late; bathe, feed, rock and put baby to bed.
9:30 pm Dr. Schulze Intestinal Formulas #1 & 2; wash face; brush teeth; sesame oil body rub; Epsom Salt bath; aromatherapy candles; baby is crying – get out of tub, get baby and rock baby back to sleep.
10:00 pm Get in bed; pick up bible to read, relax …pray.
10:15 pm My daughter arrives home from work and sits down on my bed to visit. My son emerges from hibernating in his room most of the evening talking with friends on instant messenger and sits down on my bed to visit too. It is late…I am really tired…I am dozing off and my head is nodding as they are talking….oh blasted, what am I agreeing to? I will have to do damage control tomorrow…
10:30 pm Turn out lights.
10:35 pm Turn lights back on write a note to myself - tomorrow increase Superfood and order Dr. Schulze brain formula!
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Oh, yes, Eileen, we are kindred spirits, you and I!!
What is it about teens that they sleep all day and don't come alive until 9PM? Then they want to tell you their life's stories and sagas at 11PM and don't see anything wrong with keeping you up till 2AM? You want to be there for them since you love them and so many parents aren't there for their kids, but heavens! Either you have to get up at 5 or 5:30 in order to get to work on time or you've got little ones who are on a regular day schedule and you've got to be up before they are!
I've cherished a quote from one of my spiritual mothers- a homeschooling mother of 13 (yes, 13) children- who once said, "With the blessing of children comes the opportunity to be TIRED." LOL
Thanks for sharing your day. It's cool to be able to think, "Here I am writing lesson plans (or cleaning out a refrigerator drawer) and Eileen's up in Colorado probably fixing a stupid paper jam (not too romantic either)." Just regular people doing regular jobs and trying to get healthier so they can celebrate life!
PS to all- I'd love to hear more "day in the life ofs"
Blessings and prayers from where the cold water just isn't,
-Donna LOL
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- Beach Therapy eileen45
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This is a reply to # 544,677Hey Donna,
Have you gone and just laid on a beach somewhere with absolutely nothing on the schedule to have to go and do other than rotate your umbrella periodically? It has been way too long for me...and have decided that I need to work "beach therapy" into my healing protocol somehow!
Have a very blessed day!!
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This is a reply to # 544,689Hi Donna & Eileen,
Yes, you're both welcome to come
relax on the beach, which is just two blocks from my home. You can
join me in your dreams or in person:
you choose!
The ocean is my Significant Other.
It's a rare day indeed that I don't
take a long walk south on the beach.
The ocean satifies all of my senses;
the sight of the waves breaking in
endless rolls; the lyrical sound
of the sea; the perfumed spray of
the surf; the soothing touch of the
warm water (84 degrees today); and
the taste of salt spray on my lips.
I talk to the Deva (spirit) of the
Ocean every day, and thank her for
the many blessings she gives me so
generously. I remind her that I love
her, I have always loved her, and
I always will love her. And I'm
pretty sure she hears me. We have
a reciprocal love affair.
So, yes, it would be wonderful for
both of your girls to spend some
quality time on the beach. Taking
a nap on the beach is especially
refreshing because of all the energy
you're taking in through your senses.
And after a snooze, we can fly my
kites! I have the best collection of
single-line kites in South Florida,
and I love to paint the sky with
exotic shapes and fantastic color.
I often put up 15 kites at one time.
They're anchored by sandbags, which
sit atop the reels. Picture a giant
yellow octopus, two 14 ft. scuba
divers, male and female. dancing green frogs, a huge pink teddy bear,
enormous flamingos, cranes, and
pelicans, and a wide variety of other critters. The sky comes alive!
The best part of what I call my
kite-playground is that I let other
people fly the kites; adults and
children both. Some days I'll have
20 people flying kites, while their
kiddies play with kite-spinners I
made. They're kites on a stick, which are better for little children
than the big kites. Everyone enjoys
themselves thoroughly. Names aren't
important. The only thing that counts is being spontaneous and having fun. I've flown kites with
people from more than 100 countries.
And all of those folks had at least
one pleasant dream about their
special day on the beach. I know
that's true, because the kites told
me. They love to visit us in our
dreams.
So you both have an open invitation,
Eileen & Donna. And I hope Paulette
can join us. She is the catalyst
that brought us together.
If you can't make it to Palm Beach
County this year, put it on the list
for some time in the future. Till
then, I'll ask the kites to visit
you in your dreams.
Blessings,
OwenAdvertisement
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This is a reply to # 544,691Owen,
What a lovely invitation and one that we should most definitely consider. The last time that I was in Florida (too many years ago) it was the most memorable experience! Talk about sunsets!! We stayed in the Keys and made a visit to Key West...where the sunset is so incredible that people actually stopped what they were doing and applauded as it went down!
We also went on a conch shell hunt and snorkeled for hours never tiring of the beauty of God's creation in the ocean waters. The kites sound fantastic and I am sure have left many people with wonderful memories as well!
Blessings,
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This is a reply to # 544,695My experiences in Florida have been a little different...
The first time I came down for the Orange Bowl in Miami when I was in college ('74). I went to the U of Houston, and was on the Cougar Guard. We brought the cat in a station wagon to the game, driving a straight 24 hours. We only stopped in Bilouxi, Miss. for a night run with Shasta on the beach.
I remember how white the sand was on Miami Beach, even in the moonlight. We wanted to take Shasta out. She loved the beach. But there were too many people for it to be safe with a wild cougar. So the Guard went out, rolled up our pants legs, and had a great time in the chilly Atlantic after the game.
My second trip to Florida was to see the space shuttle take off from Cape Canaveral. The cargo that day was the Hubble Space Telescope. My dad designed the computers to run that baby. Yup, I was a space cadet growing up in Houston in the 60's. The place to be. My dad was a contract engineer for NASA. Since Dad was a VIP, we got special passes to see the shuttle from a different spot than where the tourists get to go. They ended up having to scrap the mission that day for some reason, so we spent the day in Titusville shopping for sea shells with the children (I had 3 then), eating seafood at a famous astronaut's hangout, and stocking up on Florida oranges. Slurp... yum! We also saw the sights (blush) on Cocoa Beach- I kept jabbing John in the ribs with my elbows. He was a surfer dude in high school and loved to watch those sun goddesses....
Owen, my brother was into kite competitions for a while, and has some great video footage. I had a big Delta in primary colors that had double handles and four tails and was made for wind speeds between 35-60 mph. Great kite. My brother lives in Annapolis and takes his kites to Chesapeake Bay. He has several unique ones, plus some boxes and traditional diamond shaped ones. One fav memory I have is kiting with him and John on the bay shore with all these sailboats on the horizon and the sun shining through the kite material against a crystal blue October sky.
Blessings,
-DonnaAdvertisement
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- ? - what is that concoction? SqueakyClean
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This is a reply to # 544,676The olive oil/lemon juice/ACV/garlic/cilantro concoction? What is it for? I mean, obviously those things are super healthy things but I mean in particular.
If you like, I'll post a day out of my life, too. I like to read those!- Re: ? - what is that concoction? eileen45
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This is a reply to # 544,694The olive oil, lemon juice, and ACV (apple cider vinegar) for cleansing purposes...the garlic is an anti-bacterial/anti-fungal and the cilantro is for metal detox. Kind of sounds like a salad dressing, huh? Anyway, I find eat easiest to mix it up in my little food processor and "shoot it" all at once.
I would love to read your "day in your life" - please do post it!
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