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The end of my 60th birthday, found me at my i-Group (men's circle) where I told MY current piece of this story. It was very good to be surrounded and encompassed by men that I have history with. A fine, simple meal was provided, I had some rants, let off a bit of steam, got hugs and waswell honored on my 60th, followed by champagne and cake. I needed some good feeding of both food and man vibes. Good to let down my protective armor a bit. Gotta work on that.
Hugely pleased that Maryse, for the moment is only experiencing fatigue, not other side effects, other than a bit of loss of appetite. I don't blame her for that...I made a really horrid soup last night, put me off too. In trying to cook too consciously and appropriately, I created something that went from stove to down-the-toilet without passing through people. Voila!
It was another quite good night. This morning Maryse coached one of her clients by phone and now we are off to the acupuncturist for a pointed session.
All things being equal, and if energy allows, we will join family tonight for Rosh Hashana, at least for a while.Or not, depending. That's how it is going at the moment... check the battery level before we push play.
(AND, Happy New Year to those in that loop)
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Blessings to you and all the family for Rosh Hashana and a hug for Maryse. Love Tricia
ReplyDeleteDad I have never ever known you to make something really horrid. Pray tell, what did you put in the soup?
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Wishing you both a Happy New Year....and a peaceful one too!
ReplyDeleteHope dinner with the family is good.
love
Sis
Dear Anonymous Above, The soup started with beets, a little carrot, simple root-ish vegetables, corn, onion. Then through inattention, proceeded to slightly burn it ever so slightly resulting in a brown, porridgey consistency... need I go into deeper, and vile, description? :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Hag Sameach and Good Yomtov! Greetings of health and wellbeing at all levels with love from us at Bass Lake flying to you on the wings of all that fly South in the skies above us. honk honk!
ReplyDeleteHi Maryse and Steve
ReplyDeleteWishing you both SHANA TOVAH- a year that will no doubt call on both your strenths,courage and understanding. Hoping you find beautiful moments of peace and stilness inbetween.
Happy Birthday Steve- glad you marked your milestone bday significantly!
Sending love
Cathy xx
Dearest Maryse and Steve,
ReplyDeleteFirst congratulations on the achievement of capturing 60 Steve: joy and blessings of every kind.
Maryse, I always read the blogs even if i don't always comment... Even in our silence there is deep and appreciative thought and blessings for you. May every day be the start of a new l'shanah tova for you. I recently read that Shalom also has the meaning of Being Whole.
Shalom and Love
Reinette
Maryse, Steve and family
ReplyDeleteLeshanah Tovah Tikatevu
May you be written in the great book of life for a good year.
Lots of love
Jenny and Johan
Hi Steve and Maryse. You are in my thoughts and sending you loads love OFTEN.
ReplyDeleteSandra.
Steve and Maryse,
ReplyDeleteAt this season of your birthdays, the Jewish New Year, the spring equinoxe, we wish you the happy shedding of unwanted and un-needed things (like burnt soup), and the emergence of new ways of living and being together. We are with you from afar in body, but closely in thought and spirit.
Love from
Maureen, Russel and Joel