Parking Suns: Reflections
I live in one of the river towns along the east bank of the Hudson River. When the sun sets on the other side of the Hudson, the light bounces off […]
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I live in one of the river towns along the east bank of the Hudson River. When the sun sets on the other side of the Hudson, the light bounces off […]
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Isn’t it stressful having Parkinson’s disease? It’s practically a 24/7, can’t-escape-it career. With homework. You have to exercise almost daily; take longs walks in nature; get plenty of sleep; do creative
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While flying home from California, I reviewed the older Parking Suns posts, and noticed that in the Throwback Thursdays Art, the sun is typically “off screen and to the left”
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The sun seems to be parking in two spots – close to shore, and further out on the horizon! More anon!
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The sun shone brilliantly today (Feb. 14), but with the sub-zero temps outside, the Hudson River near my house was frozen. As were my fingers when I took this photo!
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In August I blogged about research that found that it’s better to sleep on your side than on your back or stomach, because it enables the body to more easily
During a recent visit with my neurologist, she increased my dose of Sinemet by adding another pill per day. Here’s how everything stands now. (I hope I’m recording the dosage amounts from the
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Naturally, it’s a poem about the sun. Best wishes to everyone! Spring will be here soon! I Have News For You (9th Century Irish Poem) I have news for you:
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Parkinson’s Nutrition: Yes, You Can! That is, you can eat some kinds of canned fish for great nutritional benefits. I believe the best canned fish are: salmon, sardines, and anchovies.
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A few days ago I blogged about how two students in our Pre-Kindergarten class can read shockingly well. I returned to their classroom today to investigate further. Their teacher (Ms.
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