Spring, Park and Rum . . . ~j

SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 2014

Today's Writing Prompt: One Phrase

What's one phrase you would really like to hear right now?

It is spring.

Take a Walk in the Park Day

When : Always March 30th
Don't miss out on " Take a Walk in the Park Day". It is an opportunity for exercise and relaxation. Are you stressed out? A walk in the park is just what the doctor ordered. Its calming and therapeutic. Taken after a busy work day, it helps clear your mind and re-energize you. Or, take the walk during lunch and you will find the afternoon of work goes by quicker and easier.
A walk in the park will likely be the most enjoyable part of your day. However, make sure to do so with a clear mind and with your eyes open. In addition to avoiding a fall, open eyes will allow you to take in the beauty of nature's wonders: flowers, and trees, birds, and wildlife.
Tip: We suggest you take a walk in the park with a friend or your lover. It will prove far more enjoyable if you have company on your walk.

http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/March/walkinparkday.htm

March 30, 1972 - Military -Last daily rum ration issued to Canadian navy personnel. Halifax, Nova Scotia
http://canadachannel.ca/todayincanadianhistory/index.php/March_30

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