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Self Nurturing: GrillSmith Of Tampa, FL

By Margo, on September 17th, 2009%

Well I just don’t care what others may think, I think that eating really good food falls into the “self nurturing” category!  There’s no denying that I am a “foodie”, whatever that may mean.  To me it means that I take absolute delight and pleasure in eating exquisite food, especially when it is perfectly presented and superbly served.

So let me introduce you to GrillSmith of Tampa, Florida.  My husband and I ended up there by “default”.  Best default I’ve experienced in a long time!  We were on a trip to Tampa (Musings- The Muse Is Back) and needing to . . . → Read More: Self Nurturing: GrillSmith Of Tampa, FL

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Vignettes: Night Of Joy

By Margo, on September 17th, 2009%

For six years I have attended Night of Joy at one of the Disney Theme Parks. For those of you who do not know what Night of Joy is, let me inform you.  There are actually two nights that are spanned by this event and it usually takes place on the second Friday and Saturday in September.

The event itself is a series of concerts that are played simultaneously across the Park.  The musicians and singers are all Christian music performers.  On these concert nights the Park is closed earlier than usual to regular patrons and only Night of Joy . . . → Read More: Vignettes: Night Of Joy

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Labyrinth Meditation At The Beach

By Margo, on September 7th, 2009%

On the first Sunday of each month on a beautiful beach in St. Augustine, Florida, the Friends of the Labyrinth wait for the tide to go out.  As soon as there is enough damp, compact sand available they set to work and create several labyrinths in the sand.

A labyrinth is an ancient symbol known to go back 3,500 years, and may be even older.  Labyrinths appeared on most of the inhabited continents in prehistoric times.  Many people confuse a labyrinth with a maze, but they are different.  A maze is more of a puzzle and the walker has to . . . → Read More: Labyrinth Meditation At The Beach

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