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ecently, I began to feel like I was living in a bubble. My hearing has become impaired due to a sinus/ear infection and there are certain sounds I can’t hear at all, such as the blinker in my car or voices through a microphone. It’s either silence or a cacophony of indistinguishable sounds. Except for the ringing which is loud and constant.


As is so often the case, a person learns to give thanks and show appreciation when something disappears. I’m confident my hearing will come back and life will return to normal. In the meantime, it helps to appreciate the humor and goodwill of friends and family as I keep pantomiming that I can’t hear and miss parts, big and small, of conver- sations. Can you repeat that, please? Life outside my bubble continues! Already we have cooler weather, the changing


of the leaves and getting ready for hibernation during the upcoming winter months. At our house this preparation includes retrieving heavy blankets and soft, padded winter gear from the closets and attic, and cooking lots of bone-warming soups and stews. This fall, Natural Awakenings celebrates a variety of health fairs and expos around


the Twin Cities. As of this writing there are four health fairs we’ll be attending. It’s likely there are more going on, but these are what we know about. If you know of others, please share them with me. All of these events offer free samples, networking with attendees and owners,


giveaways and lots of information. If you’re looking to learn more about healthy, vibrant living, I encourage you to visit these local health fairs.


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4 NA Twin Cities Edition SUBSCRIPTIONS


Sunday, October 5 Presence: Summit at the Arboretum, Chanhassen – This lineup of speakers and ven- dors, as well as the beautiful venue, promise to be intoxicatingly refreshing.


Neighborhood Fall Festival, St. Paul – This outdoor event will take place rain or shine. Join host Psinergy Tech Warrior St. Paul and Psinergy Natural Health and Holistic Well- ness as they celebrate their sixth anniversary with a neighborhood fall festival.


Saturday, October 11 Cross of Glory Lutheran Church Health Fair, Mounds View – The Memorial Blood Center will offer blood typing and there will be lots of prizes and giveaways.


Saturday and Sunday, October 18 and 19 Healthy Life Expo, Minneapolis Convention Center – This event is one of the premier expos in the region. More than 200 vendors will be present to share samples, specials and information for enriched living.


Here’s to autumn gatherings with friends old and new.


Jackie Flaherty, Publisher natwincities.com


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