Zen Inspirations

My very good friend and exceptional pet sitter, Cheryl Baker, lives the life she dreams of....literally!
Cheryl believes that if you think positive and good thoughts, you will receive those positive and good things you think about.

In other words, what you think about, you bring about. It's what some people call karma!

Cheryl inspires me to do good and think calm and positive thoughts, every time we talk. She is so upbeat and inspirational! Her calm demeanor just radiates positivity.

And in her own sweet way, Cheryl is helping to make the world a better place for animals too.

Cheryl Baker is the artist and creator behind Zen Inspirations, New Age And Cruelty Free Living.

For a look at some truly gorgeous jewelry, stop by Cheryl's Etsy shop: Cheryl's Healing Gems.
www.etsy.com/shop/CherylsHealingGems
Every necklace, bracelet, ring and pet charm is made with semi-precious gems and sent to you infused with Cheryl's positive energy!
In her own words, Cheryl says, "My semi-precious jewelry is created with great intention, love, harmony and well-being."

Before you leave, be sure to check out the "Everything Else" page! It's filled with cool bumper stickers, key chains, white sage for clearing the air of negativity, and beautiful Himalayan Rock Salt Lamps! Definitely on my list!!

I wish I could show you all of her jewelry...it's really breath taking!! And I have bought many pieces for myself, London, my mom and our dogs!!

I want absolutely EVERY bumper sticker in her shop too! But my favorite, the one that reminds me of my beautiful friend, Cheryl, is the one that simply says, "Magic Happens".

So tomorrow when you wake up, think about something wonderful happening to you.... smile, say kind things, think positive and happy thoughts, keep calm... and don't be too surprised, if magic happens!

Check back in the next few weeks. I will be interviewing Cheryl about her past life as an animal activist "Super Hero"!!!

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