Lisa

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I live in Southern California Last year the average summer temperature was

110, so we are getting a break this year.

 

I am a housecleaner by day, humble writer by night. My day job feeds my

night job with inspiration I am blessed to receive, lol. Truth is always odder

than fiction. ALWAYS! One thing I have learned from my job is that the more

financially well off a person is the less likely they are to use their air

conditioner. Urg!

 

What do you do at the airport? 19 years is a long time, which is great!

 

lisa dermenof <lisadermenof wrote:

What type of work do you do and what area of the u.s. do you live in?

I'm sorry that it is so hot for you. Two days ago here in Ohio, it was

actually too cold to go to the pool, only a high of 68F with wind. It's

amazing how the weather plays a major role in our lives. I see you

working at the airport somewhere, since I can relate with your stress.

I've worked at airports now for 19 years! wow.

Stay cool and calm !!!!

 

Lisa

 

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Happy Birthday K-sister,

hope you have a wonderful day, full of energy.

x x x

Elektra

 

 

 

 

 

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hi Lisa,

 

sounds like you are getting ready for lift off.....

 

Have been trying to catch up on all the mails since

I've been away for a couple of nights, wow, so many

wonderful posts as always.

 

You can do it Lisa, up up and away....

 

Love E x x x

 

 

--- chrism <> wrote:

 

> Hello Lisa,

> Like I said Lisa, if it is to much

> feel free to back off. No worries - chrism

>

> lisa dermenof <lisadermenof wrote:

> I will surely do my best at this. Is it

> because more movement is coming?

> I know I need to do more, but we'll see how much my

> poor bum can take

> 30 it is!

> Lisa

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LOL !

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Hi Lisa,

I am thankfully going back to the UK for a quick

break, I will stock up on some health foods, as for

right now, I'm making carrot, pumpkin, garlic, tomatoe

and onion mash or stew, it is sweet and really filling

and seems to stop that empty feeling i often have and

satisfies the munchies.

So, I've found a naturally sweet alternative.

What is weird is that Shakti has cancelled most of my

work, this was stressing me out a bit as I'm low on

cash, but, I realised she is doing it for my healths

sake, to take me out of social situations so I can

work on myself right now.

Home cooked food, yoga, water and shakti..... ahhhhh

heaven.

And of course you lovely friends!

Lots of love,

Elektra x x x

 

--- Leshya <pleiades69 wrote:

 

> Sounds like Gluten intolerance, I have the same

> thing.

> No sugars or starches for me and if I follow this, I

> feel

> great.

> That's horrible there are no Organic Health food

> options there.

> I assumed the Chinese ate very well there.

> You can only do your best I guess. I wonder if

> you can purchase gluten-free bars over the internet

> and have

> a stash of 'safe' food to eat in your purse.

> Just a thought :

> Lisa

>

> Elektra Fire wrote:

> >

> > Hi Sam,

> > Yes, Elise is taking it very seriously, but when

> you

> > live in china things aren't always as easy as they

> > should be. Language is a definite barrier, finding

> a

> > doctor that you trust.

> > We will go to the doctor asap.

> >

> > As for my diet, if I was any more anal about it I

> > would become intollerable thats why I get so

> > frustrated, I practically had to give up most

> foods

> > due to allergies, I feel like my body bullies me

> > sometimes.

> > If I even look at something my body doesn't want,

> like

> > a grain of white sugar, boom, flare up, scabs,

> yeast

> > problems, anything it can throw at me.

> > Living in China is difficult as the food is very

> > unhealthy, it's not like in the USA or UK where

> you

> > have health food stores with specialist foods.

> You've

> > got the choice of msg, oil and sugar food out

> here.

> > Sometimes I have to be social , it's part of my

> job,

> > and go out to dinner, what should I eat? Nothing.

> I

> > continually have to choose between being polite or

> my

> > body. I at least know how to ask for no msg but

> still

> > they put it in sometimes anyway.

> >

> > I drink more water then most people I know and eat

> > mainly fresh fruit and veggies (cannot buy organic

> out

> > here anywhere, not possible).

> > But, if i want a peice of cake on my birthday

> surely I

> > should be able to enjoy it without suffering

> health

> > problems?

> >

> > Anyway, enough of my whining..... felt good to let

> it

> > out though.

> > Thanks Sam for your thoughts,

> > Love Elektra x x x

> >

> > --- Sam <dallyup52

> <dallyup52%40>> wrote:

> >

> > > Elektra,

> > >

> > > If she was my daughter I would hope that she

> would

> > > see someone and

> > > take it seriously even if it is not.

> > >

> > > As to diet. We all need to be aware of

> everything

> > > that we put in our

> > > bodies whatever pore or surface through which it

> has

> > > the opportunity

> > > to enter. That is showing respect for this grand

> > > machine that carries

> > > us around this silly world.

> > >

> > > I know you have grown/changed an incredible

> amount

> > > this past year. It

> > > is a lot to take in. Stick with it. You are

> > > amazing.

> > >

> > >

> > > BlessU

> > > Sam

> > >

> > >

> > > --- In

> > >

> >

>

<%40>,

> > > Elektra Fire

> > > <elektra.fire wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Ok , I need two opinions,

> > > > My friend Elise , the lovely lass who has been

> > > staying

> > > > with me and going through some real healing,

> has

> > > > noticed a lump in her breast.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >