Brummet's Conscious Blog

Media Appearance  Diane runs PensPaintsAndPaper.com and runs a lovely blog ... I met Diane over at Alignable  in early spring of 2021 and we started networking from there.  Today I am thrilled to share the link (below) to a fabulous interview she put together with us, published on her blog in July: Please do share the link if you enjoy the interview :)  http://dbator.blogspot.com/2021/07/lillian-dave-brummet-celebrate-their.html ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~ ~

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Just For Writers !!    Today is the 4th installment of this new series of posts  Just For Writers !  Watch for a new post in this series  around the middle of every month  !!  * Note : these links go back as far as early 2000's and may refer to our old website and perhaps  other old links. Ignore that. Go to:  http://BrummetMedia.ca --  Looking for Book Review Resources? --- Amy’s Bookshelf Reviews began in 2014 and since then Amy has reviewed thousands of books, yet her passion for writing book reviews, the challenge  of making each one unique and interesting for her readers has never waned. Amy and I have been networking for some time and I can tell you that she is a thoughtful and organized individual. She has graciously  invited our readers to drop by her blog and send a book review query her way anytime. Mention that you saw her information here on our blog, and she may just give you special preference. :)   htt...

Poetry Time Today we are featuring a poem excerpted from the book Collateral Intentions by Constantine Dhonau. Constantine is sharing a few poems with us between August and February and he will be dropping in for an interview coming up on  December 18th . He would love for you to visit him via:  https://constantinedhonau.com https://linkedin.com/in/cdhonau   Heredity of Kairos ( by Constantine Dhonau) Night clouds blush  Upon being exposed Morning sun and shadow  Stripe the earth   A meadow sings Contentment by songbird Preening its feathers For the lone observer   Single trees Stand in forest Before their leaves  Prime into parchment   Still soft and supple As tanned deer hide They tell the grass Of seasons past   Mealsome trunks squelch underfoot Digesting in death On the forest floor Feeding the trees of tomorrow   Dirt and discarded needles Yield to boulder and lichen Valleys yawn open Baring mountain teeth   Their morning ...

* Today's article was submitted by author and business owner Trent A. Romer . Trent has worked hard to shift his plastic bag manufacturing company Clear View Bag Co ., Inc ( www.clearviewbag.com ) toward a more sustainable direction through a new vision of Healthy Planet, Healthy People, Healthy Company .  His book Finding Sustainability details his journey to ultimately find sustainability in multiple places.  Visit www.trentromer.com for pictures and details about the book.     What can you do to help limit ocean plastics? Drake’s Island is tucked between Wells and Kennebunkport on southern coast of Maine.  At high tide, the inlets, and surrounding tributaries backfill the waterways to isolate the land mass.   At low tide, the island feels like part of the mainland.    Tourists are often unaware of its existence as the turn off route 1 is not clearly marked.  A section of the road from the mainland to the island stretches across...

Quote of the Day  © BrummetMedia.ca "Nature may heal and cheer and give strength  to body and soul alike.  This natural beauty-hunger is made manifest  in the little window-sill gardens of the poor,  though perhaps only a geranium slip in a broken cup,  as well as in the carefully tended rose and lily gardens of the rich,  the thousands of spacious city parks  and botanical gardens,  and in our magnificent National parks  — the Yellowstone, Yosemite, Sequoia, etc. —  Nature's sublime wonderlands,  the admiration and joy of the world."  ~ John Muir ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

Benefits of Reading for the Elderly * Today's article ( * with some edits by Lillian Brummet ) was written by Denise LimaLaskiewicz, who - as the owner/operator of Heal Through Words - facilitates writing programs for creativity, fun and inspiration. Her passion is to communicate value of writing and therapeutic it may be to them. Heal Through Words is provided in long term care, assisted living and dementia based facilities throughout New Jersey. She can be found here at: LinkedIn   How many times have you sat down to read a book and during that time you are transported to another realm where your imagination takes flight or learning begins? Reading a book provides a therapeutic value for all of the individuals involved in the activity.  There's no doubt that books and magazines are an endless source of knowledge and entertainment for the reader.  Reading itself stimulates the cognitive function of the mind such as the imagination, reasoning and creativity. It also provi...