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Full of curiosity loving change, world traveler, film hairdresser, innkeeper, write and devotee of Adi Da Samraj, Ginger shares her life experience through her books. She spent a year and a half in Mexico, Ajijic with her husband who said it was the happiest year of his life. He passed away early 2009. So Ginger moved back to Los Angeles area to get her bearings. Pat had been her partner in life for more than forty years. She has lots of family including three daughters who are giving her lots of support at this time. She now lived in Ojai, California a highly spiritual place. Her new projects are saving Snowvillage Inn, in Snowville, New Hampshire, perhaps creating a tv series that can be filmed there. Looking for producers who would like to be a part of this project. Also doing genealogy for her family before she forgets what she remembers.

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I love Michelle Obama

September 18th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under

This morning Michelle Obama spoke to women about the necessity for health care for all.

She is  intelligent, sincere, warm and reaches right to the heart of the matter.  She also is growing

more beautiful by the day.  I belive as people grow into themselves they shed the stuff that

hides the glow of love and glory within.  Michelle is glowing more and with that really able to

communicate to us what she wants to say.   One doesn’t get the feeling she is doing this for political reasons,

but for love of man and womankind.   We know she watched her father suffer, she knows how we all feel.

Experience is a difficult and hard teacher sometimes. She brought up how so many are afraid of change and go for

the status quo because they are familiar, instead of bettering their lives. Let us stop this.  Right now.

I hope that people will listen to her husband, Obama and hear the real message and push the parasites

aside that try to scare them and fill minds with fear and doubt.  This country must have a health program so that

nobody has to suffer from the worry and dispair of being unable to be treated.   Let us wake up to the truth that

we all rise or sink together.  Rising is the better choice.

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  1. Comment by Eremeeff on 21 September 2009:

    Greatings, Can i take a one small picture from your blog?
    Eremeeff

  2. Comment by Ginger Blymyer on 21 September 2009:

    Which photo do you want to use? Please let me know. thanks Ginger

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