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After a talk at the Sharon Garden Club in CT by Christian Allyn on invasive plants, I was heartened to hear that England got everyone on the ball with reporting invasive plants on a website. Why not replicate That? Invade the secrets of the invasives from locations to varieties and miserable details such as  Japanese barberry can house 150 ticks in an area that native barberry will only have a couple of ticks.

How about learning the Lone Star tick from Texas, yes, That Texas, can inflict a powerful punch of an infection.

 Inspiring talks in the spring have an extra sparkle. This talk notes that there are people who 'bless the waters' and more people realize we are 72% water..so why wouldn't that be a good way to explore healing on those frequencies.

The photos and information about how our thoughts affect water by the Japanese doctor (and likely many others now) help people consider that there is a direct way that our thoughts impact the state of the water in our body..and therefore our whole being. This talk on youtube https://youtu.be/ZB2u8AzD1QQ will open one's mind, heart and eyes to more aspects of

Down in the Mine by Catherine Palmer Paton

Down, down, down in the mine

Down in the mine below

Down, down, down in the mine

Cries the anguished soul

   Set me free from this darkness

   Set me free into the light

   Set me free from this longest, lonesome,

   Tiresome, troublin' sight

Lost under earth and stone

Lost, forsaken, alone

Far from the ones I love and

The place that I call home

    Set me free from this darkness

    Set me free into the light

    Set me free from this longest, lonesome,

    Tiresome, troublin' night

Gone are my joy and hope

Gone are the ones I love