mmm, this lemon-aid i’ve been been whipping up for the past couple weeks is finally starting to taste like something edible. the bitterness of falling is wearing off and the sweet taste of recovery is coming to the forefront of my palate… and i’ve gotta say, it’s delicious!
taking full breaths, walking around, sitting, standing,… these are all new and exciting again. it may be another month before i can fully bend or twist or arch my back, and i may not be able to ride my bike for a while… but i am grateful for so many other things… the air that fills my lungs, my healthy heart that pumps blood thru my veins, and most importantly, i am grateful for the mind that allows me to be grateful for all i have.
it’s not that i believe that there is nothing without the mind… but certainly perception is responsible for most of our existence. without the mind there is something, but it is not the something that exists with it.
and with that said, let’s get down to this feast of lemons! the meyer lemons that grow around the bay area really are sweeter than the lemons back in florida. this is not a perception thing, or is it…
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