Valentine’s Day, a time of love, remembering love, and taking the time to hold hands, and gently gaze into each others’ eyes, breathing deeply as you say “I love YOU.” Words may not totally express the love, but the physical connection and eye contact surely will.
Listen as Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson sing: “Tonight I celebrate my love for you… our spirits will be blinded by a sky lit up with diamonds.” My heart and soul are so glad to be welcomed by the one I adore. I delight in the touch, ever so gentle, the long slow strokes, as my body awakens and dances in the joy of the moment. As we caress, our breath becomes soft, joining together in ecstasy.
And…what better way to enhance the Valentine Moment than with Aloe Cadabra, and for this moment we choose French Lavender. Ahhhhh…the smell of excitement is there as we fall in love again, and again. The feel of the silky, smooth aloe becomes a part of us together in love. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Sue the “Stay At Home Mom” blogs about her (and hubby’s!) experience with organic, plant-based Aloe Cadabra personal lubricant:
In the media we are constantly faced with ads that say “take this or take that pill” to help with bone health as we age. Do we hear about exercising, diet, or ways to “keep the juices flowing” to help the body remain fluid and in good working order? Do we celebrate the deepening of love and sexual expression in the elder years? After all, many of us have had wonderful years of good sexual experience, and we continue to do so. We are human beings who need tender touch. We have needs, are sensual, and yes, sexual. This is in fact a normal, and can be delightful part of lives in the elder years. In travels to Eastern cultures, we witness a celebration and an honoring of elder love with natural sexual expression. In the literature, it is suggested that in order to keep the organs in our body functioning in a healthy way, the juices must keep flowing….as in exercising the sexual organs to stay lubricated, and healthy.
The late Rev. Paul Murphy, a United Methodist Minister called sex “God’s Great Gift.” His new book 
