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At this point in our ‘shelter at home’ life, we’re all craving human contact more than ever. Sedona is such a ‘huggy’ city, and greeting our friends from six feet apart with a loving air hug is absolutely the right thing to do. But it just doesn’t produce that shot of oxytocin (remember the science of kindness?) that a really warm hug or touch will deliver. However, until all this passes, that’s the plan. There is a remedy for missing the touching, the hugging, the hand holding, and you’ll find it in your memories. Our own Heather Molans has written our May essay, and gifted all of us with a precious recollection that she has from years ago about the power and magic of touch. We all have memories like these, and thank you, Heather, for encouraging us to dust them off and feel the love again.
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Random Acts of Gardening
Blessing Bags
Heather Molans keeps a Blessing Bag in her car. When she sees someone that could use some help, she has a ready stash of gloves, scarves, hats, socks, a few dollars, some granola bars, nuts, etc. See what you can come up with!!
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Simple Acts of Kindness
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