Linda's Magic Workshop - Linda Britt Design

Joy is hearing the word BENIGN.   Peter’s tumors are benign and still need surgery but they are not a crisis. Joy is understanding that each moment is precious and being able to take the time to enjoy it.   Joy is finding a pool of water in a dry creek bed. Joy is hearing a friend’s voice when you pick up the phone. Joy is smelling cinnamon rolls baking and retrieving memories of good times. Joy is seeing love when I look in my partner’s eyes.   Joy is having the surprise of a rainbow, seeing dew on cactus spines and snow on a tree filled with pink blossoms. Joy is helping someone and learning to accept help in return. Joy is seeing the first crocus peek out in the springtime, the first rays of morning sunshine or the first flakes of snow. Joy is sharing knowledge. Joy is receiving hugs and healing butterflies from someone I’ve never met as well as from my family and friends. Joy is sharing friendship- listening, hearing and speaking...

The road curved around a mountain just outside of Superior AZ and … SURPRISE!   Wildflowers all around us – up the hillside and down the hillside; under the saguaros and next to the highway.   Breathtaking.   In fact, Peter and I had to stop and park along the highway (which is another nice thing about taking the scenic route.)   We walked among the spring flowers and took lots of pictures.   Fortunately both of us had cameras because I lost all of mine in transferring them to my computer.   Frustrating!   But the memory of being surrounded by purples, yellows, oranges, and reds remains.   We went to Tucson to see doctors at the University Medical Center for Peter.   Getting a second opinion on a serious illness is so important.   This one gave us hope and yes there will be surgery.   Once we have a definitive answer, intelligent choices can be made.   The first medical opinion was way too scary without e...

Good Morning Everyone!   This week Peter and I are in Tucson AZ getting a 2 nd medical opinion for Peter’s recently discovered condition.   When I was deciding what to write or even whether to write a post today, I flipped through my photos and saw these butterflies.   They were in a store window in Coronado Ca when I was visiting.   I love butterflies and always thought it would be more than wonderful to have a room painted that almost sunshine yellow of the early morning.   Hundreds of butterflies would hang from the ceiling at different heights.   When I opened my eyes I could almost hear their wings pushing through the air and just maybe one would land on my  nose and in my heart!   I am imagining thousands of butterflies bringing healing thoughts, prayers, and warm energy to Tucson as we visit the doctors to find a way back to good health for Peter.