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[dragonlily]

I love that my coffee maker has been trained to make me two beautiful, succulent cups of coffee every morning before I even get out of bed, so all I have to do is pour, stir, and enjoy.

I want one of these for Christmas. Really, I'd like it for today, as I'm dreading putting a spit-shine on the house, but I know I can't have it today. So I'll

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[gristl]

Hi there,

I just wanted to let you know that I added you as a friend, after seeing that you have gesundheit institute listed as an interest :) This means to me that you must be a kindred spirit :) I will be volunteering there this summer, having recently discovered that my life's dream is actually already underway in the Institute. Very Exciting! Which leads me to the question: What is your experience (if any) with the group???

--Crystal

[dragonlily]

I haven't had any personal experience with the institute, though I hope to be able to volunteer there someday. I'm so excited for you to be able to go!! Please let me know how it is. It's founded on such a wonderful philosophy. It's nice to try from day to day to help people out "just 'cause", and it really keeps one's feet on the ground. I'm also hoping to take my son on some "house calls" this summer. I look forward to hearing about your experiences in WV!

[gristl]

Yeah, it's a wonderful philosophy and so inspiring. I can't wait to work on the project and also to be overwhelmingly inspired by the folks I'm sure to meet :) Great that you're doing house calls with your son, too. I really cherish the memories of the "calls" my Dad and I have made over the years to various folks---mostly elderly people and homeless folks. I learned a lot about how to listen and how to open my heart, especially to people I wouldn't "normally" interact with. It's such a delight to forge connections with people :)

[kiridokai]

hey! it's me stephygurl ! add me?

[dragonlily]

Sure!