July 27th, 2009

Natures Recipe

A little flower. Some river water. Add a few shivering leaves. Lacy ferns. Herbs are nice if you see them. Small mushrooms add zest, if not shriveled by sun. There should be no trouble finding fresh ingredients. And no cooking experience necessary. Leave your chef at home.

Oh, and it’s best not to include heat. No baking, please. High humidity causes this recipe to flop. If it’s done right, the sweetness factor pops a body awake. Clears the head. Makes words and dreams and memories rise.

Now put on sneakers. Stretch those crusty limbs. Dance first if you must.

Stir.

One can eat this treat to high heaven without gaining an ounce. As a matter of fact, it’s possible to get quite fit with this luscious recipe. It will also take you places. Allow your mind to wander. Refresh your soul.

It’s called a walk.


6 Responses to “Natures Recipe”

  1. Deanna Schrayer Says:

    This is a lovely reminder Dorraine, and paints a refreshing picture. I wish it weren’t raining right now; I’d go out for a walk right away.

  2. dorraine Says:

    Hope the sun shines soon for you, Deanna.

    You must have sent the rain this way as it’s pouring right now! We
    needed it, though!

  3. Hosting Says:

    Wow! what an idea ! What a concept ! Beautiful .. Amazing

  4. dorraine Says:

    Thank you!

  5. SweetShelly Says:

    thumbs up! i linked to this post

  6. dorraine Says:

    Thanks for stopping by, Shelly!

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