Rich / Japanese Cherry Blossom

[Guest guest]

Rich - I am proud of you - keep up the good work on yourself, inside and out

-sounds to me like you are experiencing some wisdom and common sense; so many

others in this life should follow your example!

 

Froggy <seconaphim wrote:

Hello everybody. I'm still raw, just checking in a little bit.

Still munching on produce and raw nuts. I'll have four months in a

couple days. I've been busy with my other favorite forum,

www.UBRON.org, lots of fun discussions going on over there. I'm

having lots of fun, getting up early and staying up late. I have

great energy on this diet. I'm headed to a play in a few minutes.

Saw a jazz concert last night, just lots of fun stuff. It's nice to

be enjoying life for a change. And I couldn't do any of it unless I

was raw. The Japanese Cherry Blossom festival is putting on

performances all week, I'm enjoying that.

 

Still going through lust issues. I don't want to do anything that

I'd regret. A relationship that isn't right for me would through me

off the diet in a minute and I don't feel like starting over again.

As they say in Overeaters Anonymous, it's easier to stay raw than it

is to get raw. Plus if I acted out sexually, went against my morals,

did something that's not right for me, I'd just have to start the

withdrawal process from that behavior all over again too, once the

relationship ended which I know it would; at least the relationship

possibility that I'm specifically talking about. What's the point?

Might as well heal now. I'm certainly old enough at 41.

 

Peace,

 

Rich

 

 

 

 

An e-mail from Joanie

May all of your journeys be safe ones.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you Joanie. The inside (spiritual) work is the most important

to me. I've always known what's right to do, wisdom, I've just never

been able to carry it out. I'll be sure to check in here now and

then, I'm very happy raw.

 

I met David Wolfe the other day. He came to Phila. for a lecture. I

talked to him at his vendor booth. He has excellent energy. He was

probably born to be doing what he's doing.

 

Well, since I'm here, I'll just check-in again. Another great day

raw. I had my usual assortment of produce and raw nuts. I wandered

around Phila. all day going to different events. I stopped by an

antique show. I can't believe how much money is spent on such old

looking (fairly stupid and ugly in my opinion) stuff. Like $125,000

for a average looking picture to me, or anywhere from $10,000 on up

for an assortment of stupid, old antiques. It's really amazing that

this is what the rich spend their money on. Makes me want to revolt

and change the system over to communism.

 

I heard a good lecture on delirium tremens (alcoholism) and suicidal

practices in the 1800's. Being a recovering alcoholic and someone

who's contemplated suicide in the past, it was a good lecture for me

to hear. And then I went to see a comedy night at UPenn and Tim

Meadows from SNL was the host. He's very good at what he does.

 

I hope everyone's raw and happy.

 

Rich

 

rawfood , Joanie <christmasbaby1956> wrote:

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> Rich - I am proud of you - keep up the good work on yourself, inside

and out -sounds to me like you are experiencing some wisdom and common

sense; so many others in this life should follow your example!