Picture by Mircea Preda Struteanu/Romania

Happy Pioneer Day! Click on the picture above to view your online card.

1) We have more treats in store for you! After viewing your card, continue your celebration by going to the “Inspirational” spotlight and become the eagle. Make sure your volume is turned up!

2) We can’t think of any kind of celebrations without food, so select the “recipe” spotlight for a Crock Pot Powerhouse (that page is so loaded with goodies, you’ll want to visit it quite often).

3) An Eagle has perfect vision. How does your vision compare? Visit the “Vision” spotlight and find out. Also be ready for a tug of the heart and some serious laughs!

4) Expand your vision and visit the “Video” section allowing the music and dance to revive something inside of you.

5) To catch your breath and get your energy back visit the “Wholesale” spotlight, watch the video and learn how to make every cell dance in your body.

6) Leave your comment below in response to this article for Jack Rushton (Vision Spotlight) and he will be notified of all the comments (he is an active hero, and a great example to all).

7) Enjoy this article and all the goodies and make this a special weekend for you and your family!

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I hope you enjoyed the July 4th festivities. We created our own which began in Mount Charleston (just outside Las Vegas). We continued the celebrations in Vegas, as you can see in the video below. You may also be able to compare this one to last year’s celebrations somewhere in this blog journal.

Quick note re. a previous article: For those of you who did the research on water crystals as well as view the rice experiment, will perhaps understand the success of my own personal experience.

I placed a label with a very special word on it, on a small bottle of eye solution. At that time, my eyes were very sore, hurting, dry, and extremely uncomfortable. I could hardly keep my eyes open. In the past, I would resort to using eye drops that would produce very little or no immediate effect (nerve damage/side effect due to a previous car accident). This was the perfect moment for me to try something different since the discomfort was at its highest level.

After some contemplation, I thought I would ”test the waters”  and proceeded to select my word and place the label on the bottle. After a minute or so, I tried the solution, and was astounded at the immediate results. Not only did it work right away but the discomfort never came back (as it often did).

It has worked ever since (whenever I get those spells). I am curious to know how many of you have tried the water experiment and, if so, what word you have chosen? For some fun, if you can guess my word I’ll throw in a 3 day getaway. Let me know via this article so we can all take a peak. Also, if you decide to do the experiment let us know what personal word you have chosen. If you haven’t a clue what I am talking about go to the “Art/Photo” spotlight, select the current spotlight on there, and view the video clips. The rice experiment is the last one to view.

One final note: Look at the previous article, “Song of the Magpie” and see if you detect anything unusual in one of the photos and video clips. It’s pretty amazing! If you can guess what it is, a 3 day getaway is yours as well (for 2 adults and 2 kids). Don’t forget to respond via that article. This concludes our July 4th fun!

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Metal archway at the entrance to the War Memorial commemoration

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Observe this as a special day of remembrance for those who have died in our nation’s service. Memorial Day was first observed in May of 1868. Arlington National cemetery was adorned in flowers, which were placed upon the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers. After World War 1, the official recognition included any American who died fighting for his nation’s freedom.

Which was the first state to honor the holiday originally called Decoration Day? Write me your response without doing the research. It’ll be interesting to see which states are thought of first.

This officially concludes our War and Peace series. May there always be room in your heart for those who have gone before you. 

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Riding on wings over Seattle was a great experience. They brought me to my young family. Are there wings in your life? If so where do they take you? Mine stretch across the globe inviting old traditions to join the new ones.

“Holidays are here stretching throughout the year. They return again with new memories to rear.”

So we begin again. From Halloween to the New Year celebrations, it can be one continuous holiday as we celebrate life, family, and loved ones. Continue this flight with me as we move to the next article and witness a thanksgiving turkey feast.

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