Guests and Fish
Summer’s here, which means our “bed & breakfast” is up and running again, with various relatives and friends visiting from far and near.
A good friend of mine, who comes to visit once every few years but stays no longer than three days each time, says we should have a sign put up on our front door: “Welcome: please remember that guests are like fish – after three days, they begin to smell”. Love it, but we haven’t been driven to that extent – yet. (more…)





One quarter of what you eat keeps you alive. The other three-quarters keeps your doctor alive
(Hieroglyph found in an ancient Egyptian tomb)
What does healing mean to you?
There is something in each of us that makes us ask “why?”
I’d like to start this blog by thanking Gaby, who responded to my “


For almost three months, my uncle was bed-ridden.
Okay, I’ll admit – I am an unabashed fan (fanatic?) of the Sound of Music. I’ve seen the movie at least a dozen times, know all the songs and lyrics, have read the biographies written by the actual Von Trapp mother and eldest daughter – and even performed the famous “Do-Ri-Mi” on the steps of Mirabel Gardens when Hubby and I visited Salzburg a few years ago (Hubby filmed this from a safe distance)!
Quid quid latine dictum sit altum viditur -> translated into english means “whatever is said in Latin seems profound.”