Angel Heart Healing

I am very excited to share that my book Story Time Word Search and Coloring book is now live. If you have a chance to pick up a copy and leave a review it would be greatly appreciated!!! Here is the link. Please spread the word.

Amazon.com/dp/B0D1N96KXN

Story Time Word Search and Coloring Book: Using all your senses to learn for ages 6-10 Story Time Word Search and Coloring Book: Using all your senses to learn for ages 6-10

“Every minute someone leaves this world behind. Age has nothing to do with it.
We are all in "the line" without knowing it.
We never know how many people are before us.
We can not move to the back of the line.
We can not step out of the line.
We can not avoid the line.

So while we wait in line:

Make moments count.
Make priorities.
Make the time.
Make your gifts known.
Make a nobody feel like a somebody.
Make your voice heard.
Make the small things big.
Make someone smile.
Make the change.
Make love.
Make up.
Make peace.
Make sure to tell your people they are loved.
Make sure to have no regrets.
Make sure you are ready…”

“Every minute someone leaves this world”
by Marianne Baum

Art by Logan Zillmer

Northen Lights, Norway 🇳🇴📍

Get to know me: "I am a Harbor Seal, and we like to visit New Jersey in the winter. Even though I am only 30-50lbs, I am not a baby, I am a yearling that was born last spring. We only stay with our mothers for about one month, and then we are completely on our own. I am a carnivore with very sharp teeth to hunt live fish, so I don't need you to try to feed me. I will bite you or your dog if you get too close! The demands that diving put on my body are physically exhausting. Before a dive, I expel most of the air in my lungs, relying on the oxygen stored in my blood and muscles instead. To conserve oxygen my body shunts blood away from most organs except my heart, lungs, and brain. My heart rate slows to only four to six beats per minute. I can stay underwater for about 30 minutes while I hunt. Afterwards, it is very important that I get lots of rest on land to let my body recover as the rest of my organs go back to work filtering my blood and replenishing my oxygen stores. Please don't disturb me! Stay at least 150 feet away from me and let me rest! Too many people looking at me makes me nervous, so I might flee back into the ocean before my body is ready, which could make me sick or even cause me to drown because I'm exhausted. If you are concerned about me, please call the MMSC 24-hour hotline (609) 266-0538 and trained Stranding Technicians will check on me. Thank you!"
📷 Photo by MMSC Stranding Technician Mackenzie Peacock who was responding to the call for this animal, using a zoom lens on a professional camera. All MMSC photography is conducted with NOAA's permission under a Stranding Agreement with NMFS under the authority of the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

This week and the next, tread lightly with each other. Be gentle. These are not ordinary days. You don’t have to look far to know this to be true. Tread gently, my friends. Hearts and minds are raw, fragile, and wide open right now. ♥️

You are a miracle. It’s as simple as that. You are not less than anyone. You are on your path, and you are making things happen. I see the greatness in you that this world needs now. Let us all see the miracle that you are, let us all embrace your wonder, and let your light shine bright! Let’s go!

Connection, Strength, Breakthrough, Gratitude 🌻
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