It’s where we all connect with family, and friends for food and laughter, but most importantly, Love. Sharing our bounty is needed and sharing the needed Love, where Love is needed everywhere. Specifically, we are all needed to help heal and give in any way we can to those who need. We are, after all,

Rocking October is bringing it on. So much to see and do as we are officially in Fall as of Saturday, September, 23 at EDT, 2:50 AM. Of course, first and foremost, it’s Halloween or Hallow-eve, close to my favorite holiday, as most of you know. Where one can commune and connect with our loving dead people

See you in September, as the song goes, is about possibly losing your summer love at the end of September. Everyone, regardless of who you are, knows that September brings change. There is a natural psychological thought of going back to school, work, or just the change of seasons which is about to happen. Although

August is here! Leo astrology is enjoying Summer days! Leo rules the heart. Without Love, a sad, sad world it would be. We all know the depths we all go through to protect and care for those we love. Yes, people die of broken hearts. What I realized years ago are now scientifically studied. So, let’s enjoy August which is a

Happy July! Where are the fireflies (lightning bugs) who are clearly doing their electric thing! As I sit on my porch every summer, I can remember I am still drawn and amazed by watching the fireflies sparkle in the dark. It always reminds me of those little things. Those moments that are truly cherished bring on wonderful memories.

It’s June and roses are already blooming. People are getting married, teenagers are going to prom, and students are graduating from high school and college. Very importantly, it will be Father’s Day, June 18th  {{{{{drum roll}}}}}. Oh, and lest we forget, the next June solstice will fall at 14:58 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) at Greenwich England; and at 9:58

Welcome to the merry month of May! I’ve often wondered where that expression came from, where the origin began. Well, to my surprise, there were dozens of references, songs, and old folklore of Love. “The Merry Month of May” is a poem by Thomas Dekker (c. 1572–1632), an English Elizabethan dramatist and pamphleteer. “The Merry Month of May” is a part of Dekker’s

I’m betting that, like me, you’re getting excited watching the grass turn green, seeing buds on the trees, and quite simply noting Mother Nature do her thing. I’m constantly amazed how anyone could question the existence of this greater energy or God’s consciousness while seeing the beauty of Nature. Ever watch children running in the woods,