There comes a time in late May - early June when the vegetative growth in the Willamette valley is so lush, so full, dripping with flowers and dew drops from the still cool mornings. The air is oxygenated to a point that it is almost hard to breath or is that because of the great beauty surrounding us. This part of Oregon is a paradise of plant varieties and green growth. In these past few days of sultry, damp yet warm days I've felt like I was in Hawaii or some other tropical jungle paradise.
When we have a problem, concern or desire how do we go about finding the answer or does the answer come to us?
I was recently laid up for four days with a bout of vertigo. At first, of course, I thought I was dying or at least had some dreaded disease. My husband left to go on a planned trip and I thought I'd be okay or if I died no one would find me for days. Anyway after the initial drama queen act, I found a good book and between sleeping and reading and once driving the car (not a good idea) I realized I might just have the Spring Fever I thought I was coming down with. I looked dizziness and vertigo up in a couple of
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