So, it's December now!
This Saturday December 4 is the annual Open House & Pot-Luck Holiday event at All One Yoga & Wellness. Amy is kicking off the generous season of giving with a charity raffle, benefitting local beach clean up, Best Friends Animal Society, and rebuilding a childrens' playground in Costa Rica.
Please visit the Special Events page, or www.alloneyogafwb.com for more info.
Giving - what a feeling! Especially now, with the winter holidays of Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa, it seems every day we think about giving. "What am I going to give so-and-so?" So often we fret over how our gifts will be received (especially when you have kids with high expectations!). Giving can be a great way to fulfill our own souls, but when we give and give, or give thoughtlessly, we find ourselves (and perhaps our bank accounts) empty. We must also take time to receive. It helps to remember that often the simplest gift, loving kindness, means the most.
And speaking of giving loving kindness, we still have foster puppy Osmirik. Boy, he's growing up right before us! He has come so far already: he's 98 percent housetrained; he knows sit, come, leave-it, stay; he's taller than Salty now. Simply having the chance to live - now that's a gift. Can you give him his forever home?
This Saturday December 4 is the annual Open House & Pot-Luck Holiday event at All One Yoga & Wellness. Amy is kicking off the generous season of giving with a charity raffle, benefitting local beach clean up, Best Friends Animal Society, and rebuilding a childrens' playground in Costa Rica.
Please visit the Special Events page, or www.alloneyogafwb.com for more info.
Giving - what a feeling! Especially now, with the winter holidays of Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa, it seems every day we think about giving. "What am I going to give so-and-so?" So often we fret over how our gifts will be received (especially when you have kids with high expectations!). Giving can be a great way to fulfill our own souls, but when we give and give, or give thoughtlessly, we find ourselves (and perhaps our bank accounts) empty. We must also take time to receive. It helps to remember that often the simplest gift, loving kindness, means the most.
And speaking of giving loving kindness, we still have foster puppy Osmirik. Boy, he's growing up right before us! He has come so far already: he's 98 percent housetrained; he knows sit, come, leave-it, stay; he's taller than Salty now. Simply having the chance to live - now that's a gift. Can you give him his forever home?
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