Destroy nothing, humble nothing, look for fault in nothing

Winter wraps her big, cold arms around me. That's how it feels tonight in New Mexico, like early Winter! I've been boiling Kukicha tea and breathing the steam from the cup. My classes should be scheduled for Spring at the Dona Ana Community College and I will do a dinner/lecture series at the local Co-Op the first of January. It will be about natural health and nourishment, of course. Settling back into Enchantment is easy and joyful, but disconnecting from the past year and a half is difficult and sad. We all do the best we can, I believe, and I have been doing my best in spite of obstacles, harsh circumstances and confusion. It may not have been great, but it has been my best at the time, and no one can do more than that. I'm looking forward to a new world, new attitudes, new eyes and new hope for us all. I say prayers for those who have hurt me and those that I love - especially the intentional hurts. I am filled with gratitude for my life and this adventure. Let's all dance!