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Valentine’s Evening for One

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February 1, 2018

When alone, it is possible to create your own romance.

Design a plan for a romantic evening. Think through and obtain the items you might desire to make your evening special. Begin with a sensuous bath. Then add anything on this list and more:

Hot chocolate
Liquors
candles
movies – list “P.S. I Love You”
sexy nightie
music
silky bath
sexy meal w herbs, garlic
incense
damiana
pleasure plate: Bruschetta, olives, ham, cherry tomatoes, feta chunks
flowers, or better yet, have them delivered
perfume or essential oil
body cream
get a massage – have a house call

Other ideas:
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Have a wonderful time! And be sure to share your ideas with me. I’ll pass them on!

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Eeks! The Holiday Season is Here!

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December 5, 2017

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As everyone knows the holiday season can be emotionally challenging. In the past, I have addressed holiday issues such as overeating, dysfunctional families and overstimulation insanity. Those are all definite issues for some, and you can read my articles regarding them here.

However, what if our families are far away, and we are carefully avoiding food tables laden with sugared treats and alcohol? We still have hurdles! Polite drivers can be maniacs during this time. Patient people can turn extremely aggressive. Deliveries can be delayed. Appointments can be overbooked or overlooked.

For the empaths, picking up stress from other people can be intense. It’s good for you to stay out of the fray as much as possible. Also, it’s useful to put up your shields before going out each day.

For everybody else, here is some help:

Try practicing a little kindness to those who are insufferable. Remember that they may not have the skills you have in self-care, patience, or compassion.
Let thankless drivers who cut in front of you go without the inner anger you could energetically spew. After all, what does it matter in the long run? In the end, you will still have your dignity and they will likely still be asses.
Send a little love out from your heart to those who appear unhappy. I visualize golden light coming through the top of my head, out of my heart and into their hearts. It helps – both them and you.
Check into your body several times per day. If it feels stressed, stop and breathe. Say to yourself, “I’m okay. Precious body, you can settle down now. Be at peace.”
Rescue Remedy is a great homeopathic remedy (translation: non-toxic) – pick some up where health foods are sold and put a drop under your tongue when things become overwhelming.
Use EFT tapping to reduce stress. If you have forgotten, or don’t know how, read up on it here.

If the stress levels get too high, then call me for an appointment. 512-444-9777

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Do You Cherish or Hate Valentine’s Day?

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January 26, 2016

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I love Valentine’s Day! I have always adored hearts, and it goes without saying that I delight in valentines. Valentine’s Day, the day of a joyful expression of love, resonates with me.

While Valentine’s Day began with St. Valentine, a Catholic monk in the 3rd century, it didn’t become associated with romantic love until the 11th or 12th century, when courtly love became fashionable. It wasn’t until the 18th century that it evolved into a day where men presented flowers, offered confections, and sent greeting cards. Now, with corporate America gobbling every cent possible, Valentine’s Day has become big money, conjuring billions of dollars annually.

However, for many single women and some men, it can underscore that they are alone, without that desired partner. If this is you, then don’t take it lying down. Jump up, I say!

Think of others. Bake a chocolate cake for that widow or widower who is acutely aware of the loss of her or his loved one, and deliver it on Valentine’s Day. Send pretty valentines to those who are alone. (I send them to my inmate pen pals and elderly friends.) Dollar Store sells nice ones for a dollar. Have a little party with your friends where everyone brings her or his favorite chocolate dish to share. The point is that there are many folks available to lavish with love who would blossom with your creativity and compassion.

Gift yourself with a lovely massage or bubble bath with soft music. Better yet, if you are still alone, and don’t want to be, a valuable, lasting gift to yourself would be a Compassionate Clearing to remove blocks that prevent you from having the love of your life. 512-444-9777

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