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Going Raw: Part One

By Margo, on October 10th, 2010%

(My Life-Long Love Affair With Food)

I don’t normally put sub-titles to my postings, but I felt this one deserved one.  There is no way I can share my “adventure” at going raw without giving some background as to my relationship with food.  And it is a love affair.

I have had an intimate relationship with food ever since I can remember.  Some of my earliest memories of food are:

- sitting under the dining room table in the middle of the night eating rice paper (don’t even ask!!)

- sitting for what seemed like hours on the garden gate . . . → Read More: Going Raw: Part One

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Vignettes: Dad And Son In The Labyrinth

By Margo, on September 20th, 2010%

I know I have already done a posting about my last experience with the labyrinth in St. Augustine.  However, I feel called to write another posting because I keep thinking about two of the people who went in to do the walk.  I mentioned in my previous posting, Self Nurturing- Enjoying the Labyrinth at the Beach, that there were many children who playfully walked, ran, and skipped through the labyrinth leaving their unique brand of energy present. Well, one little boy took, maybe I should say “enticed” his Dad in with him.

I remember looking up as they both approached . . . → Read More: Vignettes: Dad And Son In The Labyrinth

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Life: The Journey

By Margo, on July 31st, 2010%

When I look back over the road map of my life I am truly amazed at the twists and turns that have occurred.  Many of them were fraught with situations and circumstances that I battled and struggled against at the time.  I never thought that, unbeknownst to me, miracles were taking place. Often there was much personal pain involved and I could not see that any good could possibly come out of any given event. 

But despite the detours and obstacles, everything that has happened, and that will no doubt continue to happen, has made a marvelous journey and . . . → Read More: Life: The Journey

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