"Stop and Smell the Roses" available on pre-order at Amazon Kindle

Feeling stressed out lately? You’re not alone.

In a world buzzing with frenetic activities, we find ourselves as busy as ever. No wonder we are all stressed out. It is time to change our bad habits. Most of our health problems are due to our unhealthy lifestyle. Studies show that stressful living causes health problems. Find out how we can improve our well-being by following simple tips for stress-free living.

Inspire yourself into a healthy lifestyle!

Do you know that roses have curative powers? In the olden days, roses were used to make all sorts of medicinal potions to cure maladies and drive away bad spirits. A bouquet of roses uplifts the spirits any day of the year. Even a single rose in a room will liven it up on dreary days. When we are in distress, a rose will cheer us up.

“Stop and Smell the Roses”, my newest book, includes some of the roses I grow in my garden. Read about those beautiful roses in full color if you can’t go to a rose garden. The book is chock-full of motivational tips that can improve our well-being. They are simple tips that will inspire us to make positive changes in our lives to make us happy, healthy and successful.

So take a break in my garden. I want you to stop and smell the roses.

“Stop and Smell the Roses” is now available on pre-order at Amazon Kindle. Reserve your copy today! Click here.

Until next time. Stop and smell the roses.

Rosalinda

"REMEMBER ME" ROSE GARDEN

There isn’t an American who is not affected by the events of September 11, 2001. Sue Casey wanted a living memorial for the victims and survivors of September 11, 2001 so she founded the “Remember Me” Rose Gardens in each area to honor those whose lives were lost and all who honor freedom. “Remember Me” Rose Gardens were created on or near each of the three sites to honor the spirit of the men and women whose lives were lost in New York, at the Pentagon, and at a field in Shade Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. 

We have always given roses to show sympathy and share the grief of our loved ones.  In our darkest hours, the rose extends her beauty and provides solace to us.  Always there, always comforting, always reassuring, the Rose, our National Floral Emblem, has always been a symbol of life, liberty and freedom. Let us continue to give roses and plant roses in the spirit of freedom. I saw this poem on a tablet in a memorial garden dedicated to those who died on September 11, 2001 attack. The garden is planted with David Austin Roses.

I give you this one thought to keep.

I am with you still, I do not sleep.

I am a thousand winds that blow.

I am the Diamond glint on snow.

I am the sunlight on ripened grain.

I am the gentle Autumn rain.

When you waken in the mornings hush,

I am the swift, uplifting rush

Of quiet bird in circled flight.

I am the soft stars that shine at night.

Do not think of me as gone.

I am with you still, in each new dawn.

Copyright © 2013. By Rosalinda R Morgan, author of “BAHALA NA (Come What May”.

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