Last Post Of The Year: Germany Winter 2021

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words.

Happy Winter Solstice 2021

Castillo fortress at sunset in the ancient Mayan city of Tulum, Mexico

10 Things I Hate About Christmas

• 1. I hate it that original Claymation Christmas stories have gone out of fashion!
• 2. I hate it that I can only find the best candy cane ONLY this time of the year.
• 3. People calling Xmas decorations “decs”. Nearly as bad as writing “Xmas”
• 4.  I dislike it that we as a family cannot get-together in these holidays.

• 5. Struggling to find the perfect gift for everyone…especially for those who I call the “Perfect Gift People”
• 6. I definitely do not like it that my cats and kitties destroy my tree and tree ornaments EVERY YEAR! (he he… secretely, I LOVE IT!)

• 7. I dislike it that Santa Clause come home only around Christmas Eve. He should work more often, spreading the jolly feeling through out the year!
• 8. I don’t like it that I can only put my snow globes on display one time a year. I mean, I could have them all year round but it’d ruin the magic, huh?
• 9. Since I am a bit impatient, I don’t enjoy wrapping Christmas gifts. It can take a lot of time (lack of practice lol)

• 10. Where do you stand on egg nog: do you love it or hate it?

I hate it. I prefer the Mexican version of it. It is called ROMPOPE and it is delicious!

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all my patients, my website subscribers, contacts, and followers all over the digital world.    🎄🎋🎇🎍🎄🎁

You are a blessing in my life and I wish you and your loved ones a jolly time full of love and perfect health.

My Beautiful Bird Station This Summer 2021

I love Summer, the sun, the warmth, flowers, butterflies, bees, the tropics rejoice and the wind caresses my face. Birds singing and calling each other, vegetables growing and ready for harvest. Everything around me screams LIFE!

@dramarthacastro

My beautiful 😍 bird station #garden #bird #nature

♬ Summer Days – Martin Garrix / Macklemore / Patrick Stump

Workation Fabulous Idea: New Zealand A Real Paradise!

New Zealand is a small country, similar in size to Great Britain or Japan. With a population of only four million people, it’s also gloriously uncrowded.

It is made up of two main islands and numerous smaller ones. Around three-quarters of the population lives on the North Island, which is also home to the capital, Wellington.

Milky way over New Zealand mountains

Agriculture is the economic mainstay, but manufacturing and tourism are important. Visitors are drawn to the glacier-carved mountains, lakes, beaches, and thermal springs. Because of the islands’ geographical isolation, much of the flora and fauna are unique to the country.

Windswept Trees in the Brute Slope Point, New Zealand

Wanaka river from above. New Zealand

My New Electrical Scooter Rock And Rolls

I am 58 years old and my next birthday is April 18 … aaahhhh … glorious 59. And the next one will be the big 60! (feel like 20 though)

You live life once, I thought, so Martha, let’s get crrrrrazy and get yourself an electrical scooter and/or a motorcycle. This is the baby I’m getting (max speed 25 km/hr and good uphill power)

SCOOTER WITH LIGHTS ON

See, I have been a bicyclist for 15 years already. I have built powerful muscles and resistance. I can climb hills that are pretty steep and I love speed. I can go down the airport highway of my city where I live at 84 km/hr (52.19 miles/hr). And I am not afraid. I love it. But I am ready to try new things, and an electrical scooter is my gift for this year’s birthday, In the meantime, I will keep looking for the motorcycle of my dreams!

SCOOTER WITH LIGHTS OFF

First Motivation Post Of The Year 2021: Humanity

Without unity, Humanity would not be human.

“Between human beings, even if intimately united, there is always an abyss that only love can overcome, and also only with an emergency bridge.” — (Hermann Hesse)

“I’m a strong individualist by personal habit, heritage, and conviction; but it’s a matter of common sense to recognize that the state, the community and the citizens acting together can do a number of things better than they would if they acted individually.” — (Theodore Roosevelt)