The calendar year is closing. With each close, there is a time for stillness. Letting things, people, circumstances be as they are. It doesn't mean you have to like how things are, it means you come to terms with it. And release them.
You also release ways you have been this year, ways which have not been kind, ways you may have over-reacted, ways of unconsciousness.
It also means you hold dear those who are in your heart. Close friends, family, people you adore and cherish. People who are there for you, take the time to be in your life, laugh, cry and have fun with you. It is those tender moments of kindness and compassion we all need so desperately.
I am sitting in the studio looking outside at the mountain range, taking in the beauty of the land. A frontier of opportunities. Trees affirming the changes of the seasons. Just a glance out the window. Wildflowers sprouting up at the first hint of spring. It is a glorious time and I am honored to be a part of it.
As the calendar year closes, another one opens. What will 2016 be like for you? What will you call in?
Cat allergy symptoms range from mild to severe, depending on an individual’s sensitivity and the level of exposure to allergens. Those variables may also influence how quickly symptoms develop after exposure. Highly sensitive people can develop symptoms, including breathing problems or a rash, within minutes of touching a cat or entering a house with a cat.
Cat allergy symptoms may include:
- Sneezing or a runny or stuffy nose
- Facial pain (from nasal congestion)
- Coughing, chest tightness, shortness of breath and wheezing
- Watery, red or itchy eyes
- Skin rash or hives
http://acaai.org/allergies/types/pet-allergy
Immediately upon sensing the cat's presence, behind my window seat, I asked the flight attendent to move me. Some fifteen minutes later, she moved me just three rows up. There were several available seats on the plane a considerable distance away from the cat dander.
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