Hi Barbara,
A friend of mine swears that the salt water helps with the dry skin on her feet. You often hear of people saying how good the salt water can be for the skin.
I’ve noticed that having a little salt on some popcorn can prevent a migraine from developing, and then there are the naturally occurring salt licks the animals find in nature to strengthen their bones and muscles… Wondering in what ways you use salt in your practice?
Me, either, Colleen. Whenever I read a novel where a character has never seen the ocean I just cannot imagine what that must be like! It makes me realize that I was lucky to grow up where I did…
Harsh? How so? I loved her collection of short stories, “Last Tales,” but other than that and seeing the movies, “Out of Africa” and “Babette’s Feast,” I’m not familiar with most of her writing.
I love that quote! So true. And the artwork. For me, breathing salt air is a great cure, too.
I agree, there is something about breathing the salt air – it seems to make everyone feel so much better!
Hi Barbara,
A friend of mine swears that the salt water helps with the dry skin on her feet. You often hear of people saying how good the salt water can be for the skin.
My aunt and my father used to soak their feet in Epsom salts and water – I wonder if Epsom salt is the same kind of salt that is found in ocean water…
As a Holistic Health Practitioner I swear by the therapeutic properties of salt.
I’ve noticed that having a little salt on some popcorn can prevent a migraine from developing, and then there are the naturally occurring salt licks the animals find in nature to strengthen their bones and muscles… Wondering in what ways you use salt in your practice?
I can’t imagine not living close to the ocean. It pulled this prairie girl’s heart away from the hills and grasslands when I was 17.
What a lovely painting.
Me, either, Colleen. Whenever I read a novel where a character has never seen the ocean I just cannot imagine what that must be like! It makes me realize that I was lucky to grow up where I did…
Love the quote and the picture. I am sitting there right next to her.
Me, too. The best place in the world to think things through and reconnect with nature and the universe…
She came across as a harsh woman, did Isak, but it’s not bad advice if you live near the sea.
Harsh? How so? I loved her collection of short stories, “Last Tales,” but other than that and seeing the movies, “Out of Africa” and “Babette’s Feast,” I’m not familiar with most of her writing.