2020 was a crazy year, and the insanity is waning very slowly. Sure, we do not get pandemics more than every 100 years, but the problems we are experiencing in climate change, mental and physical illness, violence and political unrest, inequity and economic problems, and government taking away our freedom of speech are unprecedented.… Read the rest
10. No More Shaking Hands!
9. No More 7am Flights
8. Working From Home
7. We Buy and Waste Less Stuff
6. Obesity & Medications Reduced Naturally!
5. We appreciate Elders & First Responders
4. Fewer Cases of The Flu
3.… Read the rest
Pancreatic cancer is a bummer. Here are some of the people we’ve lost that way:
Did you know that once someone is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, their one-year survival rate is:
Some ideas:
“Every now and then we all get desperate.” I learned that from Peter Wolf, lead singer of the J. Geils Band.
Now, of course, that band is playing with out guitarist and co-founder J. Geils himself, due to a contractual issue.… Read the rest
I am happy. I have very important things of health, enough money to eat and have shelter, and a beautiful wife and two amazing children.
My body feels great most of the time, and at 47, I know a lot of other people that cannot say the same.… Read the rest
Summer is a great time to heal your body. Eat less, be outside more, de-stress by working less, and laughing more. And give to others, which makes us all feel good. Learn more about healing at http://www.davidsorganic.wordpress.com… Read the rest
In life, you keep coming back to the things that matter, or keep on tripping you up. But which is which?
Actually, it may be both. Our strengths and our weaknesses are often the same. They are paths we choose to walk, and they reveal our humanity, which includes gifts, love and dedication.… Read the rest