This is a long weekend here: Valentine’s Day, Family Day (so Monday is a holiday).

So this blog post is dedicated to my Asian friends, and it pains my heart to be separated from you, though I am so bad at keeping in touch. Work is too hard! Thank goodness for communications like telephone, email, FaceBook…

When first tried a mooncake, I thought: Wow! Like fudgey, peanut-flavoured, smooth and yummy…with a surprise salty, grainy egg yolk in the middle all cutely done in a pretty stamped pastry…very rich and sweet ~

But, so many are passed back and forth between friends and family–people get sick of them by the time they are teens. Lots of beautiful tins and special gift bags exchanged.

And here is a so-sweet note sent in a mailer from Hong Kong with some anime-type figurines we bought on eBay (which came quickly on the 31st of December, and we had only ordered just a short time before). Came with magnet gift, seller name gorgor16.

Clarify your body and your communications.

Yes, well…here we all are at the dinner table yet again. Been on a mental / emotional holiday, if not also physically, back and forth on a couple of short trips to see the family.

Between Christmas and New Years has always been a bit of an inbetween time for me.

Before all this I decided enough is enough and sent for DrNatura (too bad there’s no affiliate product). Done five days now.

Called up my old email and I saw I hadn’t done a proper cleanse since late summer 2008. Perfectly pitiful. And I know better, too.

The kids hate it when I talk about parasites.

But I didn’t just make this stuff up. Look, they come in microscopically and they transform into full-grown “what-the” and live and play (and everything else) at our expense.

Really though, this temporary tent I call a body has to be light and easy to be an expression of poise and grace, strength and flexibility.

How can you expect the rest of life to line up if you haven’t put first things first?

Tomorrow step up to twice and much. Twice the results. Remember to drink water. And come to the Living Water, as well.

Happy New Year, and here’s to the health of your business and marketing: Cheers!