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The London Report by: Anneliese London
One of the most extraordinary gardens is the HUNTINGTON LIBRARY AND GARDENS in San Marino, Ca. This is a two-in-one treat because it has world class
gardens and a magnificent art museum. The museum houses original manuscripts such as the first edition of the Gutenberg Bible and an early printing of Chaucer's,
The Canterbury Tales. For location and information call 626-405-2100.
For another two-in-one treat visit the famous restaurant and gardens of YAMASHIRO'S in Hollywood, Ca. You will get a fabulous vista and a delicious meal of
Japanese cuisine. Yamashiro's invites you to explore your senses with a stroll in their garden. Be sure to take the time to delight in the view and drink in the
fragrance of the spring blossoms. If you can plan your time to include the twilight hours you will be privy to one of Nature's special effects, a magnificent sunset. So
there you have it, a spectacular view, scrumptious dinning, beautiful gardens and a dazzling sunset. For location and reservations call 323-466-5125.
Mother's Day is almost here (May 14th) and if you haven't already found a present consider giving this inspirational book. This book includes original writings, by
Isabelle Allende, Marianne Williamson, Brooke Medicine Eagle and forty other prominent women. These women write about their life-altering moments. Moments
such as facing terminal illness, running for political office and the heartbreak of divorce. These wise and wonderful portrayals of the spirit of courage will invigorate
and illuminate you. These women tapped into their inner resources and grew stronger. They made it not by being superwoman, but by facing their fears and finding
solutions. After you read their incredible stories you too will feel encouraged to go forward and conquer your own challenges.
EARTH AND ALL THE STARS: Reconnecting With Nature Through Stories, Hymns And Prayers From The Worlds Great Religions And Cultures.
The author Anne Rowthorn has given us a book of celebration. April 22nd is Earth Day, a day to take the time to reflect and participate in the wondrousness of our
planet and reading this book is a good start. The book is collection of writings on bridging cultural differences and preserving the earth. In creating this global
anthology, Rowthorn gives the reader a diverse expression of celebration through poems, prayers, litanies, readings, songs, hymns, and meditations from the worlds
great religious and cultural traditions. The book features writers such as, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Albert Einstein, the Dalai Lama, Boris Pasternak, Thich Nhat Hahn,
and works by children who have participated in United Nations environmental programs. So let these writers inspire you to reconnect with Nature and express your
unique ways to preserve this planet.
This column is not intended to diagnose, treat,
cure or prevent any disease. It is for entertainment
and educational purposes only and not intended as
medical advise.
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