Sunday, 30 June 2013

My Diet Soup

1 stock
1 Cup of soup mix
seasoning and love

Soup Diet



My Soup Diet

1 Bunch of celery
750g carrots
Other vegetables like green beans or peas
Anything but not potatoes or turnips no starches
2 Pieces of chicken or 250g of red meat

What to do:

Cut veggies how you want and cover everything with water.
Cook until the soup is ready.
I cook in the pressure for 90 mins.

Daily:

What I do daily is eat the soup when needed.
I drink coffee in the morning. My vitamins and meds.
Drink lot water.
Drink one glass of Enegade when I need in day normally when I get home from work.
Once a month spoil myself once a month

Sunday, 2 June 2013

Poem



2 June 2013

This quoted from a book I read “The Theft of the Spirit – A Journey to Spiritual Healing” by Carl A. Hammerschag,
“When I first met you I was struggling with my cerebral palsy. I needed to be “supercrip,” but my journey then was strew with fear, anger and sorrow. Over the past several years it finally dawned on me that I really could dance to my own music – that’s what led to the recovery of my spirit
In the old days, I cried for my losses in a voice that was so shaky it would never be lifted up in a church choir to sing glory to God...
I cried for loss of hands that so often I could not control. Hands that would never draw paint or create. Hands that gave me shame and that I desperately tried to conceal.
I cried for my legs that lacked grace. I walk like a goose or like falling-down drunk. I cried for ballets I would never dance and mountains I would never climb.

Because they feel my caring and I think now that God hears my labored song and welcome it.
My hands? They still can’t draw but they do create. They create loving connection when I reach to touch someone in need.
As for my legs, sure they stumble and I fall, but grace I now treasure in a different way – I’m dancing through my life aware of my excitement in the journey and the adventure in every step.
I have still not totally accepted. I still hurt and cry, but awareness of my limits doesn’t consume me anymore because I finally see that the real hurt is not what others inflict but what I do to myself. For not accepting the me that is, which is beautiful and still growing.”

As Dragon Willow I hope I get there