LAYERS OF THE HEAVENS

 

Sun. For the sun star's light is getting brighter, and will eventually be just an historical remembrance.

 

Full-Moon Reflection: For the moon has no self light only light reflected from the light of the nearest star, the sun. 


 

THE AGING PLANET EARTH

Winter is when the earth's soils are the wettest. Spring and summer is the dryest time of earth's soils.


MULTIRACIAL ETHNICITY

 

Season Change: Multiracial people reflect lighter skin tones, more than other racial tones, during the autumn and winter season.

 

Sherlene Analysis and Comment: The following suggestions are mostly for Multiracial Ethnicity Skin Tones, Skin Tones w/ Freckles or Natural Red Heads, People w/ Grey Pupils, People of Color Who Have Grey Hair or Grey Hair and Grey Eyebrows, or You Have Grey Hair And You are a Child Identity

  • Wear hats on sunny days.
  • Wear sunglasses to protect our unique multiracial eye color. 
  • Apply body lotions at night vs. in the morning, during the spring and summer season.
  • Do not apply perfume or cologne on your arms, until evening-event socialization.
  • Avoid using lotions on multiracial infants and senior citizens, during the spring and summer season.
  • Avoid applying vaseline/vaseline-induced chemicals on skin in the day time, during spring and summer.
  • Avoid pools, beaches, waters, and fishing/crabbing activities which reflects the sun's rays more than just your typical outdoor activities.  Avoid body bathing in the sun. 
  • Limit tea or coffee beverages during the spring and summer. Drinking water is best for multiracial body types.
  • Use hair moisturizer solutions when ever possible when washing hairstyles.Wet hair first, then apply hair dye, if you choose to use such hair chemicals.

SOUTHEASTERN GARDENING

 

Modern Day Earth: Do not plant new shade trees in high-humidity or high-moisture neighborhoods or near your home or business dwelling, nationally. 

GARDENING TIPS

  • 20 starter houseplants anyone can keep alive Stacker
  • Vegetable Gardening for Beginners: 8 Mistakes to Avoid, According to the Mocha Gardener Taste of Home
  • What Should You Plant Together? BHG