Recovering from 2014 and Inspiration in 2015

bycatladymori

279 followers

11 years ago

Well belated Happy New Year to all!

I've been largely out of it for awhile -- like before the holidays. That's when the furnace broke down, during a cold snap no less. Yes, a lot of you will snicker at what I call a cold snap (around zero celsius with occasional flurries sticking to the ground). But in coastal British Columbia, Canada that's unusually cold.

The tech came to check the furnace (I live in a trailer and have done for years). He stopped in the doorway, said he was allergic to cats, he couldn't do it. It had taken several days to get him there. It took several days to get the next one there. Then several days to get the new furnace.

My place was just toasty again on Christmas eve morning when my starter motor on my car packed it in. Luckily I was off work and had a sympathetic mechanic who worked Boxing Day so I could go to work that night. And somewhere in there, I had a major incident at work. (I work at a hotel at night). One guest was set off by his brother and wife(?), started raving in the halls, knocking on other guests doors, kicking other guests doors and making a lot of noise. I had to get off the phone with the police to take more complaints from inhouse. Police took him away yelling. Oh yeah, and one cat needed a couple vet visits too. (This last time she wouldn't let the techs take a blood sample).

But when I got a moment, I started checking my stats. Many more sales of my audio frequency book than before the website and a few sales of the other 2 ebooks I haven't been advertising. Finally got to writing another post and when I was checking one of my affiliate links for the post, noticed I'd earned some commission! Was beginning to think that would never happen. Google says I have repeat visitors too. Welcome 2015!

One of my challenges for this year will be writing posts more frequently. I find that I spend much time researching, often using myself as guinea pig. Right now for example. I am looking into infratonic/infrasonic frequencies (below the level of human hearing) for pain relief and cellular healing. Started out researching ultrasound --- had to get one for my leg and found hours of pain relief afterward -- and shied away because apparently one can get deep tissue burns from it. But not from infratonic. If any of you have any experience with these I'd love to hear what you think.

Meantime, may all your hopes for the New Year begin to bear fruit!

Mori