livfully

Hello to many here (that I sent an email to and here in wider circles) and those you may forward this to...I realize many have said 'not interested' but then again sometimes there could be a willingness to consider what many others are learning about..and it can take a few months of sampling to comprehend the theory and basic practices of breathing, quieting the mind, tuning into 'possibilities' with integrity and care.

The more we are 'in the realm of energy, like having a dream and remembering a part of it, recalling significant times and insights...and 'allowing and considering updated

While the news I heard in CT on television was that we've had 15 days over 90 degrees so far in the North East, I imagine they've topped that in the South. I met about 30 Scouts from England in Grand Central who had just arrived on Saturday, July 20th, 2019 for a couple days of touring before heading down to West Virginia...to be part of this exciting 24th World Scout Jamboree.

So I am posting a welcoming hello to them and the other 45,470 folks attending (possibly more with day guests welcome with advance tickets on most days through July 31st.

 Little Noah's loving caregiver  who was his Great-Grandmother Eva Hernandez sadly had to give him back to his parents, Jose and Ursula, the Yahoo News account shared. The tragic story has so many elements of misery and yet young Noah was all of four years old. Still he had begged his grandmother not to send him back to his parents. He had been removed from their custody before ( I won't use the word care..) and 13 calls were made about concerns of abuse.

The "kicker" is that there was a request approved to remove him, but nothing was done immediately and poor Noah was reported by the