SHEP’s Connection Corner
March 2025
Forward, March!
Welcome to Oklahoma!
That weather was a doozy and then to double it with that weird strand of whatever illness cocktail was going around. We pray everyone has been protected, is healed, and is well. Speaking of illness cocktails, How about those allergies?
One really neat fact is, honey actually helps alleviate symptoms of seasonal allergies. (If you’re not allergic to honey, of course.)
The key is the bees. The local bees make the local honey. The pollen on their bodies when they go from flower to flower falls into their honey making process, thus anyone consuming the honey is actually consuming antibodies. Nature is so cool!
Share with us your allergy remedies. It may help someone ❤️
February was lovely nonetheless, even if it only felt like a week. Here we are marching to the beat of...well...march!
in February we loved our a game day event. It was a great time and friendly competition. It’s fun to get out of the house and hang out with friends.
Forward, March! This month we will invite you to join us on People with disabilities day. be sure to check out the details below!
who likes green and a good time? I sure did! But, did you know that’s not really what saint Patrick’s day is about? It’s actually a Christian holiday and a very special day in ireland. St. Patrick was a former slave that escaped and became a priest. he then spread christianity to the multitudes throughout ireland. He even created a celtic cross amongst other things to spread the word of God. Because of his love for god,they called him a saint.
Ireland observes the day of his death as a holy day, St. Patrick’s day. Throughout the years tales have been spun and we see leprechauns protecting gold and drinking beer and wearing green to avoid getting pinched. I do admit finding a four leaf clover is always awesome!
What's going on?
People with disabilities awareness day
When: Noon to 4:30 pm on March 11
Where: Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Be seen, wear green.
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