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Your bag is now filled with goodies. Enjoy them all!

Are you the lady in the photo?

@bichon18,

Ding Dong trick or treat sorry I am late. I would love some goodies. ♥
Thank you. 🙂

xoxo,

Sheba

What kind of doggie?

Not one child! Not one. The children who live in my neighborhood go to their friends communities. Wellington is a family town and is also the winter equestrian world. The children look for lots of houses on streets that do not curve. My sister-in-law is on a separate cul de sac in a family community. She got hardly anyone. The kids want the loot. I did buy bags of pretzels and snack bags of cookies. They are in the boxes on the counter.

Hi Loaf; We love all dogs but bichons belong with us. The feelers have gone out.

Thank you Loaf❤️🐶❤️

See you next year kiddies. 🙂

@taci,

Have a terrific day and I am so looking forward to Heidi Daus next week. ♥

@kittengirl,

Top of the morning to you I hope you have had your labs done. Well Halloween is over
and guess what is around the bend? Enjoy today and I hope you had fun with your grandson.

These are the best time with family. ♥ Make memories. ♥

@bichon18,

I hope you are well today. Did you and Jerry have some time giving out candy yesterday?
I hope one or two kids came by and was pleasantly surprised. 🙂 Here is to a new month and
new beginning. Thinking of you today.

Listening to Our Bodies

Your body has all the answers to restore itself to the best it can be.

When our body, mind, and spirit are in balance, we experience good health. But sometimes we get caught up in life’s parade of change and movement, and things get out of balance. Just as there are seasons in nature, our bodies go through times of cleansing and times of activity. Illness is one way our bodies restore the balance they seek, as it cleanses the buildup of unwanted manifestations of negative energy in our system. When we are not feeling our best, we can go beyond addressing the physical symptoms to listen to our bodies as they tell us the changes needed to restore balance.

Our bodies give us signals, but if we don’t listen when they tell us that they are tired or stressed, then the imbalance increases and a stronger message is required, one that is generally expressed by illness or dis-ease. The first step to regaining equilibrium involves slowing down, eating healthy food, getting more rest, and taking soothing remedies. Once we have nurtured ourselves with these things, we can begin to examine our illness for the message. A heavy head may be a sign that we have been thinking negatively, harboring anger, resentment, or guilt. A sore throat may be telling us that we have been speaking without integrity–gossip, insults, twisting the truth, or even speaking ill of ourselves–which can knock us off balance. A sore throat and swollen glands can also mean you are cleansing and processing some powerful emotions at present. Stomach problems could mean that we are having trouble accepting or “digesting” something. Only you have the knowledge of your thoughts and choices that will allow you to decipher the messages from your body. All it takes is time and attention.

When we take the time to listen to our bodies, we can learn how to restore our balance and improve our lives. By honoring the messages of our bodies, we can turn a time of illness into a constructive time of restoration, healing, and revitalization.

Cherie,
Good morning I am being calm before Sunday because I know I am going to lose it.
As long as that Chopper takes him there is hope. If it is what I think it is not so good.
Cherie I had a strange dream I dream I was becoming part of the earth. Go figure.

Our show is about survival I could never watch movies like Halloween which I hear is
still doing good at the box office after 25 years. I never got past the first one. LOL!
I love Jamie Lee Curtis. Glad Halloween is over I see too much candy. No I have very
little because I brought very little. In our area they have enough Halloween candy in
one bag. I hung out with some neighbors and we had fun. The few that did come I
became Regina. ♥ They love my Heidi Daus. 🙂 My eyes and smile speak volumes.
I do evil very well. 🙂 I was in character one thing about Regina she was both good and
bad. Anyway fairy tales are put away for another year.
Next Thanksgiving. ♥ I am glad the kids had a great time. 🙂

@loaf,

I don’t know what I would do without my dog. I told my husband put me in the hospital.
When I was in the hospital two years ago the only thing that kept me sane was the thought
of my dog when I came home he had a fit and was so happy to see me and I was happy to
see him. All I remember telling the doctors is I have to get home to my dog. The doctors
did not feel the love. Kept me there for over 8 days. I do not like hospitals. Period.

Loaf I hope you have a wonderful fall day. Leaves are all over the yard again. Good way
to kept things moving. We just did the yard this weekend. Wonders never cease I must say
this time of year our leaves in these parts are so beautiful I hate to see them go.