Over the years, I have had many people tell me that I needed to start a blog. I just never thought I was interesting enough to write one. I have learned that it isn't me. It is the people that I attract that make the experiences, that are blog-worthy. I always find the most incredible, eccentric kind of people. The kind of people that bring wildly- entertaining experiences to my life; the kind that deserves to be shared. I have also learned that you attract what you are. With that in mind, I may or may not be the most incredible and eccentric kind of person you'll ever add to your experience. I say experience because I believe that life is a journey, but more than that, it is about the experiences along the way. I feel that if you're not fully emersed in life, you're not experiencing it; you are just wondering, like a lost soul. Trust me, I know. Yes, 5 seconds in, and I'm already telling you to trust me, BUT seriously. Sometimes I get caught up in the day-to-day and forget to take 5 for myself. When I have those days, I am just wondering. I try to remember to breathe, get out my yoga mat, and bring peace back to my journey and enjoy the experience. Alright, I feel like I have rambled adequately enough for a first blog post. Which, I might add, has been quite the experience. Ok, bye, bye!
Lucy was a bright seven-year-old who lived in the heart of Greenwood, a town surrounded by ancient oaks. Lily enjoyed exploring the Outdoors, Arts and crafts, playing music, and playing with friends. However, as the seasons changed, Lucy's health began to decline, and her once-vibrant spirit was replaced by uncertainty. Despite many visits to the doctors, Lucy's parents, Mary and Luther, couldn't find the answers they were looking for. It was only when Grandma Elizabeth arrived for a visit that they started to see a glimmer of hope. Grandma Elizabeth was a wise and nurturing woman who believed in and the power and practice of using nature to heal. One evening, while they were all sitting in the cozy kitchen, Grandma Elizabeth introduced the idea that our bodies are like gardens, and the food we eat is like the seeds we sow. She explained that some foods can make our "garden" wilt, while others can make it flourish. Lucy was curious and asked Grandma Elizabeth t...
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