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Mineral Springs Spa lets you soak away the time


I sat in a heated outdoor pool overlooking the rolling hills in NJ this afternoon. What a relaxing stress free afternoon. The Spa formerly called Crystal Springs has been renovated and is lovely. The temperature outside was bitter cold with ripping wind which made for nice steam pillows that floated off the warm body at the outdoor pool. After sitting in the Sauna for 45 minutes with (2) ice plunges to chill out I was beat red and ready for some food... Having spent a great day at the spa just chilling the gang and I headed for Greenwood Lake, NY where we had dinner and met up with Pete2e, thanks Pete2e that was yummy.
As the days slip by and the moments flutter, I am imaging the future good times I will be having. So ready i am, So very ready. I am typing this while two cute little rambunctious turtles are swimming in a tank trying to get me to feed them.. They are very active and fun to watch. Maybe I will get a turtle when I come home. be well and stay warm father winter is ablowing especially tonight with A FULL MOON. luv m

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Anonymous said…
What kind of facial doesn't do extractions? The Spa is, as usual, awesome. Oh, Mat, we've come a long way in 12 years.....You are a ball of energy, a ball of fire, you are going to rock the monks heads. I love you very much. Maybe I will join you in FIJI.
Stay CALM,
love you much, up
December 4, 2006 at 4:58:00 PM GMT+1
Anonymous said…
Melisa, your mom sent me your blog, I have been visiting it a lot You are a brave person to take this journey and you wil be so rich in adventure for it. Continue to write so we all can vicariously travel with you, my warmest thoughts and wishes are with you

Conni
December 4, 2006 at 8:03:00 PM GMT+1
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