Dee Beer - The Body Healthy

Beautiful ❤️

With Trowbridge Future – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

Today I am grateful for:

Wind on an overcast day so I can still dry laundry outside 🍃
Finding music again after having lost the passion for listening 🎶
The pure joy of the dance and finally starting to find my feet 💃🏼
Good people with good hearts 🥰
The man in a van who pulled across the road to catch our runaway yoga ball that got kicked over the trampoline 😬
The love of my children and the fact that they suprise me daily with their compassion and growth 💗
Getting to drive through the New Forest every week. Such a beautiful place 🌳🌲🌳

Wishing you all a blessed and smile filled day 😁✨💞

Heal your microbiome. Guided meditation In this guided meditation we will tap into the scalar wave energy in the stellar star and connect it to the third energy cen...

These 7 Foods KILL CANCER & Beat Disease 🔥 Dr. Barbara O'Neill We will learn from Barbara O'Neill, an Australian health teacher who is internationally known for her focus on body's natural healing potential.This video fo...

Just love this dance 😍

2nd 🥈 Place Champions JnJ w/ Alyssa 💃 #westcoastswing #dance #improv #modernswing #competition

So, had an idea.......✨

Dee-Pod days:

I'll start with a Lyric or word and you have to finish with what comes to mind.

🎶. Some people......🎶

And go....!

Indeed 😂

Humans are born with the primitive desire to learn. It's what has evolved our society to today. However, you sit a child in a chair and tell them what they should learn, when they should learn and how they should learn, you potentially kill their passion for wanting to learn. If you give a child the platform to discover things for themselves they will excel beyond expectations and succeed in life with the ability to manage themselves and the information they are able to absorb with greatness. And that would change the world!

Have you met someone with the same fridge as you?

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30 Day song challenge: 🎶

Day 1: Song with a colour in the title

The Rolling Stones - Paint It, Black (Official Lyric Video) Please allow me to reintroduce myself...Forty Licks is back! Released on CD over 20 years ago, the definitive greatest hits collection is out officially on v...

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Kate Spence, Kevin Lydiard, Jackie O'Loughlin, Carly Viner

Come and join us at this amazing event Sunday 10th March at St Margaret's Hall in Bradford on Avon. Come and see what you can discover about yourself! 🤩

One of those I remember watching in my childhood and teens. Never knew the depth of his talents though. Shame he's not around to influence the generations of today 🥰✨

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What actor is an expert on a non-acting subject? How so?

Danny Kaye was one of the most successful actors and comedians of his time, and a genuine polymath. He once said “Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint you can at it.” And that’s precisely what he did.

He was almost entirely self-taught in a number of complex disciplines to the point where, if he had actually wanted to formally pursue any of them as a career, he could have done so.

At a young age he became fascinated by medicine and surgery. He grew up poor, and when his mother died when he was a young teen, Danny (born David Daniel Kaminsky) had to quit high school to get a job, so going to college and medical school was out of the question. But he read medical books, and as his success and fame in the entertainment world grew, he befriended a great many doctors, including one of the preeminent heart surgeons of the day, Dr. Michael DeBakey, whom he would pepper with well-informed questions.

Kaye would often go to hospitals to observe surgeries from the viewing gallery, and on a number of occasions, he would be allowed to stand amongst the doctors and nurses as they performed the procedures, and at least a few times he was allowed to help sew the sutures into the patients! He spoke with such knowledge about medical science, many doctors invariably asked him which medical school he had attended. Ultimately, Kaye was given honorary memberships in both the American College of Surgeons and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

He took up golf for relaxation and exercise, and became so good at it, many professionals said he could have gone pro and won big prize money. He eventually gave up playing because it wasn’t enough of a challenge for him, and thus was not the diversion from other cares that he sought.

He became interested in flying, got his pilot’s license, and proceeded to master flying virtually every type of plane available, up to and including jumbo passenger jetliners.

Although he never completed high school, he was self-taught in business, and personally oversaw a number of highly lucrative investments, including radio stations, a recording studio, and part ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team.

He had a lifelong interest in cooking, and later in his life he studied the art of Chinese cooking. I don’t mean the Chinese you get at your local carryout, but rather genuine traditional cuisine. He trained under professional Mandarin chefs in San Francisco, and was so enthusiastic about his cooking, he had elaborate Chinese kitchens built into his home in California, and another in his apartment in New York City.

Additionally, in his California home, he had built, adjacent to the kitchen, a complete Chinese restaurant, and he would invite guests over for dinners which he would prepare himself from scratch, served by Chinese waitresses hired for the evening. He became so well versed in the art that eventually he was sought out to teach others how to properly prepare traditional dishes. Kaye’s cooking was so highly regarded, he remains to this day the only non-professional chef to receive the prestigious Un des Meilleurs Ouvriers de France honor.

His longtime charitable work with UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) was very nearly as well known in the 1950s and 1960s as his entertainment successes. He wasn’t simply the celebrity face of the organization…he threw himself into the work, traveled the world, helped raise millions of dollars in donations, and intimately educated himself about just about every facet of the organization and its mission.

When UNICEF received the Nobel Peace Prize, the United Nations asked Kaye to be the one to accept it and make the formal speech.

Danny Kaye tends to be a forgotten figure today, a hazily-remembered movie comic at most, recalled best when White Christmas comes on TV. But he was without a doubt one of the most fascinating individuals of his time.
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Wow! Just wow!

Metal singer performs "Amazing Grace" Traditional Christian hymn Amazing Grace being performed by a heavy metal singer.Song credits:All instruments and vocals arranged and recorded by Dan VascPro...

Good on 'em!

Angry villagers hit out at plans for new McDonald's drive-thru Villagers packed out a public meeting to object strongly to plans for Wiltshire's newest 24-hour McDonald’s drive-thru restaurant.

Cannot recommend this TedTalk enough. It's one of the best educational information talks I've seen on how to lose weight and how food is processed in our bodies. I learned many years ago we lose weight with breath but never really knew how, well this explains it. Highly, highly recommend to watch.

How breathing and metabolism are interconnected | Ruben Meerman | TEDxBundaberg NOTE FROM TED: This talk only represents a stoichometric approach to understanding metabolism and weight loss. TEDx events are independently organized by vol...

This is completely my mission!

This is absolutely true!