I found that making a list of all the things I am thankful for that I already have (rather than a Christmas list of all the things I want) helps give me get an attitude of gratitude. It can add up to two pages, both sides—just for the big things. So I will write a partial list of things I am thankful for tonight.
Annie and me.
I am thankful for Annie and how she cares for me and makes our house a home. We are
My son Dave playing extemporaneous composition on a Steinway Grand at Richard's near Findlay, OH.
thankful for our property, the garden, the chickens and the nature in it. I am thankful for Bob, our cat, who cares about us and will always knead my back to help me fall asleep, even though I ignore him alot.
I thank God for my son, who has struggled beyond words with autism and other disorders. We are grateful that he is happier than ever and loved and well-cared for at a special group home. We are thankful that lately we have been given help by many in our network that have offered to assist in a special designed nutritional healing plan and study. All we had to do was ask.
I was overjoyed when I heard tonight that Julie Matthews had won a major national award for her new book. I have listened to Julie and perused their work; I have also their blockbuster DVD on Nourishing the Children that was presented at our recent Cleveland meeting. I am so pleased to introduce her to our international readers. Here is the news release tonight:
The author of the book is Julie Matthews, a noted nutritional consultant from San Francisco, who specializes in dietary intervention for autism, ADHD, and other disorders on the autism spectrum.
Here is a great 4-minute raw milk testimony on the health improvements of an entire family. This video was produced by one of our Journal subscribers in Australia.
All the panic surrounding the swine flu “epidemic” has offered the perfect opportunity to push vaccines and other medical/drug treatments. But have you seen any coverage in mainstream media and government public health officials about building immunity naturally? Of course, not.
The Weston A. Price Foundation this week had issued a news alert to their membership concerning just that, and includes a home made swine flu cocktail.
Hear the testimonies of healing from a host of disorders by a multitude of raw, organic milk drinkers. Remember, this is the dairyman taken to federal court by FDA. The court ruled, in essence, that raw milk for pets must be treated as a toxic waste. Thankfully that isn’t stopping Mark McAfee from navigating to his true North.
Here is a place to offer testimonies of improved health and healing by converting from the Standard American Diet (SAD) to a traditional diet such as the diet promoted by Weston A. Price. (Ya know, like switching from hospital and jail-type food to the real down-home country cookin)
You can offer your healing testimony in the comments. This just opened this Jan. 3, so do not get too excited; it will be a few weeks until we actually ask for some of these stories for this section of the Journal.
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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I hope you’re all enjoying your leftover turkey and stuffing. I didn’t cook this year. We just got back from Tom Colicchio’s (of Top Chef fame) Craft , (winner of the James Beard Award for Best New Restaurant nationwide in 2002). It was perfect. Loved the decor, loved the food, loved the conversation. And Kate […]
The less the public knows about how their body works, the less they trust their own bodies, the less they are able to support it in its functioning optimally, the better for the pharmaceutical industry. That is, the more afraid and helpless people feel, the better . So, the industry works to create myths that keep the public anxious...
I remind Kent often, “I used to have it all together, ya know!” (A little *whine* with my turkey leftover suggestions today...) Continued...read more by clicking on the title above...
I was told these are *amazing* dipped in chocolate, so if you know me, you know I had to try that. My chocolate fondue dipping sauce doesn’t have to make you feel *quite* as guilty about eating a treat, though, because it has a few more nutritious ingredients than your average dessert... (Yes, natural sugars are still sugar, though, so don’t make this a lot. […]
