Monthly Archives: September 2013

Happy Birthday Wally!

Today is the birthday of my childhood friend, Wally (Walter Clarence Smith.)  He and his family lived down the street from us during our childhood years.  We were the best of friends.  We attended school together from elementary through graduation at Hialeah High in 1970.  We kept in touch as we grew older and moved apart.  Our last visit was a month before he passed on March 12, 2013.  I join with his loving sister, my dear beloved Linda, in celebrating his being-ness today.  Always one to chose his own destiny, it was Wally’s choice when to drop his earthly robes for his final walk.  You’ll be missed, my brother.  There will never be another like you. We’ll meet again.

The tide recedes but leaves behind bright seashells on the sand.
The sun goes down, but gentle warmth still lingers on the land.
The music stops, and yet it echoes on in sweet refrains…..
For every joy that passes, something beautiful remains.
~Unknown 

It’s fun what I attract when I (through willpower, discipline and replacement thoughts) keep myself centered and happy

Three solid months of continually even, mellow, convivial daily interaction.  No disagreement, no harsh words, no surprises, no moods, no fires to be tended to.  Only loving attention, fun adventures, animated conversation – light and deep, giggly and profound – and a seeming unending bank of mutual interests and curiosities. When I think that sounds too good to be true, I remind myself that’s what I attract by staying centered. By knowing what’s important in my life – peace of mind and joy – and focusing only on that. Continue reading

If you’d like a 3 month future predictive astrology report

Paypal $28 to me at horizonsmagazine@gmail.com and email me your birth date, time and location of birth. I love the interpretations given in these reports, they tell me what to expect and how to manuever easily through it.  Like right now I am going through a real critical phase. Knowing that I am allows me to have the thoughts arise and not feel I have to share them. I see it as an opportunity to discipline myself to keep my thoughts to myself unless it is helpful, kind and true. When the thoughts and feelings arise, I observe them as they were expected visitors, but I do not let them take me over.

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