Just Right

Feeling better, because Summer has given us a break.  It has treated (as in dessert, not desert) us to the low humidity cycles of fall breezes in the daytime. Just so we can learn how to slow down a wee bit, once we realize how much we’ve aged during our labor process, in 100+F temperatures.  Of course, the sudden change in temperatures can drive some people bonkers when Hay Fever sets in.  Ragweed is the culprit. 

I highly recommend gargling with warm salty water with no lemon, plenty of rest, Ginger Ale Zero, and maybe splurge to Day and Nighttime Alka Seltzer Severe cough and cold (green and orange capsules), just to rotate, and not build up a tolerance on one essential.  Because that’s what gets us in this situation to begin with, now doesn’t it?  Low immune system. Eat, right; soup. Drink plenty of liquids.

When Winter sneaks in, she has the ability of knowing when and where she’ll go first. But wait, she sees delicious Naval oranges that are not, yet, ripen for the Season. Just hanging from a thorny twenty-foot tree.  Full of Vitamin C. 

These fruits are not hybrid.  Which means as humans can adapt, so can fruit populate by “friction”.  And the grapefruits that have already been picked, have been sat on a window seal to inhale the fresh rays of each morning rising “son” that smiles back.

The comfortable and relaxing feeling that these two seasons bring together have been underestimated.  If not sales to show them off, then all kind of meals that will conceal the meaning of each.  To each his/her own.

As this new year has already been a blessing from Andonai, we are moving in direction of Marcheshvan in 5785, already.

Simchat Torah is dancing with the Torah.  And, we all want to, since the first anniversary, almost three weeks ago, of a tragic event has already taken place. And by our Gracious, Merciful and Remarkable G-d, that has successfully, as always, treated (as in healing) us to understand ourselves within our own flesh, by all meaning of war, and to discover his Love of his meaning of Am Yisrael Chai.  He Loves us.

The Sabbath is tomorrow and how Yeshua has taught us to obey his father’s Fourth Commandment, he also has taught us that his father does not work all the time, and he’s a G-d that works.  As it is written; A man that don’t work, don’t eat. This meaning does not reflect starvation of a human life.  It represents the needs of our affairs that Andonai has set aside for his children.  We are here to serve a purpose, as is Yeshua’s also.  They both live among their believers. Without conversion.