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It was nice to read your post, Melody. 

Misty is home again after spending the day at the Vet's yest.  The vet was really nice and didn't charge me for the emergency call, or all that they did for Misty to correct the bleeding problem.  Sent her home with pain killers, soft food and a bag of her expensive Dental Food.  Only charged me another 109.00 for a necessary blood test that I agreed to and the pain pills.  Have to find out why her blood doesn't clot....like mine.  Hmm?  She has to go and have a check in a few minutes and then back on Thursday.  This is like having another kid and almost as expensive.  $785 and rising...   But the love and hugs are worth the worry and expense.

A friend of mine had a heart attack and the service is at a Legion tomorrow.  Strange...but am going to go.  We carpet bowled together and everyone is trying to attend.  Not religious...so this will be different for me.  A nice person and very kind.  She will be missed.

Time to go to the Vet's again.  Have a nice day and no rain today!!!!  I think Spring will soon arrive.

God Bless.

Liz

Ruth Ann, you are such a blessing to those who know you!  Great that the counseling session brought the desired results.  And I'm so glad the warmth to your ear brought you much-needed sleep.

Larry, please do take care of yourself.  We need you around here, you're a blessing to all of us!

Hello, Marilyn.

Judy, yes, our kids are good at making us feel guilty---sort of like our mothers! 

Liz, what an enormous vet bill!  Whew!  But glad your kitty is feeling better.

I drove over and picked up Abby this morning, so am enjoying her company today.  She has grown up/is growing up far too fast.  But she is a lovely girl, and this grandma enjoys her so much.

Etta Sue, it sounds like food and fun where you are!  Be careful not to raise your cholesterol too much!    While you are enjoying picnics on the beach, we are having 18 degree mornings.  But still no moisture of any kind. 

Have any of you heard that cancer is a FUNGUS?  And that it can be cured by a simple mixture of baking soda and maple syrup?  My sister sent me the information, along with testimonials....so I have a batch mixed up to take to Beth.  The info says "any tumor on God's green earth can be dissolved" by the mixture.  So I thought "Baking soda?  Maple syrup?  Those things CAN'T hurt her, so why not give it a try?"  So.......

I have a big pot of soup simmering on the stove, and feel hungry, so guess what I'm about to do? 

Janet you make me hungry.  Can I have a bowl?

Liz pets do cost us.  I think the vet bills are higher than the doctor bills.  Mind you the drugs really do cost especially if not covered by insurance.  I need one that costs over $80, and it just has to wait.

We have icy temps again today.  Can't wait till spring.

Back atcha later.

Baking soda and Maple syrup. Hmmmm. that is a different approach to fungus, I know that sugar feeds cancer, people with cancer and  who have had cancer surgery are told now to use sugar. At least my friends have. I guess it has to be 100% pure maple syrup too.

Turmeric is supposed to be a cancer preventative but is also an anti inflammatory. I take it for pain.

Well, I didn't know about the "no sugar" for cancer patients.  And maple syrup and baking soda is a new one on me, as well.    Guess it's true that we learn something new every day.   

As for the kids making us feel guilty: whenever anyone started in with the guilt, my daughter, Jean, would say "Pack your bags, we're going on a guilt trip."    She never seemed to let it get to her.  Of course, that may be that she was just not showing her feelings ... learned that from her mother, I think.   

well I have john's meals about ready. Liver for dinner and squash foir lunch sausage and eggs for breakfast.  He is welcome to the liver and he calls it a treat.  I don't.

Gotta run again soup for supper and I am not sure how close he is.

Elizabeth is throwing in more wood and that will be enough for tomorrow and Monday.

Gotta run.

Judy, I guess you gave up waiting for that bowl of my soup to arrive, so made your own, right?  As for liver..... YUCK.

Marilyn, the pure maple sugar carries the soda into the cancer cells, it quickly changes the PH and kills the cells.  They say it is even good for diabetics.  Like I said, can't hurt.  I guess if we tried every remedy we came across, we would be taking/eating/drinking stuff all day long, and no time to eat good stuff.

I took the maple sugar/baking soda to Beth and she is going to take it every day for eight days.  That's the recommendation.  Doesn't really taste too bad.

Jane, we live and learn, and learn, and learn, don't we?  At least, that is my goal!

I sure hope it works for Beth.  It even sounds like it tastes good too.

Quote from: CapturedByGrace on February 25, 2009, 11:15:18 PM
Pat:   Yeah, I have a laptop.  I was killing time with the internet.  I have a wireless internet card for my laptop.  I can go just about anywhere with it.
No, I didn't take that picture.  It's just one that I've had on my hard drive that I like to use for greetings.

I'd like to know more about this card.  I'm without internet when I go to Winchester, VA and it's just awful.

Good Sunday morning to you all!

Darrel has taken Abby halfway to meet her Dad, and I'm ready to leave for church.  We went to a fund raising dinner last night, ate pancakes and sausage, and all three of us had stomach cramps all night.  Ugh.  Ethics question:  Should we mention it to a member of the organization who put on the meal?   

March has arrived!!  Will Winter arrive soon in Southwest Kansas??

Darrel isn't going to church, as his stomach problem makes him uneasy about ... uh..... possibly not making it to you-know-where in time. 

Talk to you later!

I came back to say, no, the soda/maple syrup does not taste good, but it's not awful, either.

Good Afternoon y'all!

Awoke to almost 3 inches of snow on the ground!  Watch out Larry! It's coming your way!

Things are slowly getting better around here.  Thanks again for all the prayers.

later,
Samantha

Hi from rainy Florida...and Florida is badly in need for rain.  The sun is trying, tho.

Fourteen people from Noblesville, Indiana, went to Baden River Methodist Church this morning!  Great message.  Then ten of us went out for breakfast.  Now we are laid back and resting, packing and whatever until 5pm when 10 of us will have dinner at another couple's house from Noblesville and then we will play cards. 

Then up bright and early tomorrow and get on the road to return home.  Short trip but lots of fun in the sun!   

Pat ~ My laptop is wireless internally but you have to have wireless internet available to you.  At the motel, I had to use my room number and a password to get on the internet since it is a secured wireless internet.  Here, it isn't secured.  I can't get on the internet at Kitty's because it is secured and she doesn't know the user name and password!!  She will have a problem if she gets a new laptop.  So I don't think the wireless card would help you unless there is wireless at Winchester!  Sorry!

Samantha and Larry:  Snow is one the way - I saw some stalled semis on the news. 

Larry:  Please don't forget your morning pills.  There is nothing "small" about any heart problem. 

Melody:  Hello - nice to "see" you. 

We even had time this morning for a 2 mile walk in an area behind some houses but the trail was really colorful with new budding on the cacti and so forth.  Saw a road runner bird - a female.  We have to do these walks earlier and earlier now as it is heating up in the desert.  The good thing is that we get it over very early in the day and can do other things as well. 

We called one son yesterday on his cell phone - reception was so clear.  He was in the mountains and it was a high of  8*F - the cabin was so cold that he went outside to stand in the sun.  He had shoveled half side of the driveway because snow was packed 5 ft. deep.  I wish that he wouldn't do all that work.  Anyway, I am not planning to go and see that place too soon.     He is measuring everything and it will be a banner day in mid-May when they can put electricity and gas in - the ground is too frozen for them to do this any earlier. 

Hi, friends,

Today I'm grateful that my daughter and her fiance are safe, although they've had a really difficult night. They left Nashville after the hockey game last night to drive to his home near Memphis. Well, they got stranded by backed up traffic only 20 miles from the exit and were there all night long. Most certainly, Tennessee road crews don't know how to handle 12" of snow!

They finally arrived at his home about an hour ago.

Etta Sue, y'all drive safely.

Larry, do take care of yourself - we love you and thank God for our association with you.

Pat, yes, my son says there are internet connection cards (usually connected with a person's cell phone service) that will give them computer access all over the world.

Thank you all for your friendship. Much love to each of you.

Ruth Ann

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