All these gateways to creativity

Wondrous technology:  

EDGAR CAYCE SLOPPY CASTOR OIL PACKS FOR MYSTERIOUS AND WRETCHED PAINS OF THE MIDDLE REGION AREAS I bet this book is a good one.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/766744.The_Oil_That_Heals

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Also, I found this Interesting Link to a story on Dolls and Feelings from here.

Also, I got to work on a personal project.

These people make good spicy sprouts. 

I wish they were available in local grocery store
(instead of just the wheat grass).

For some reason I couldn't use any of my cards at a parking meter today. I also didn't have enough change. This guy with glasses who was really happy with his girlfriend offered me some change. It still wasn't enough. I literally had to get just one more dime to pay for my parking. (I felt like I had an old Golden Girls "Brother Can You Spare A Dime?" episode running through my head.) I offered to trade another girl a fifty cent piece for one dime and the happy guy saw me and he insisted on using his credit card (which worked!!!! Why didn't mine?) at the machine and he waved off any of my attempts to give him back any of his change. In short, you may be surprised by the generosity of people you meet in a parking garage.

Also, this cool person recommends Castor Oil Packs. 

She also recommends a lot of other stuff. 

Maybe I should go back for a massage soon...

It's kind of too bad, I sometimes think, that the literary/art worlds and the alternative healing medicine worlds aren't more connected!

I mean, most of your allopathic doctors aren't going to recommend them to you. They just aren't.