I wonder how many people here in Oz got blood clots from Covid compared to getting the Astra? Seems to me more have got it from the Vaccine than Covid here.
newsGP - Blood clots up to 10 times more common with COVID than vaccines: Study
Research has identified the various risks of people experiencing cerebral venous thrombosis, which has been linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.www1.racgp.org.au
You have to eat it while still hot. Once cooled, it goes back to its raw state somehow. They have a strange meat.
Strange in every way by the sounds of it. What a bizarre fish!
Your deer sound like they have as much road sense as our roos. Those noise makers the roos dont pay any attention to. Im sure other animals its does but for roos nope. I had them the whistle ones and still had them jump out often. A guy I know got one of the supposed best electronic ones called a Shu Roo. Cost him $800 fitted.
Eh. Those electronic pest repellers they sell for the house ain't worth diddly. Our dogs do a better job getting rid of mice. They kill em and leave em at the bottom of the back steps. It gives them something to do at night.Your deer sound like they have as much road sense as our roos. Those noise makers the roos dont pay any attention to. Im sure other animals its does but for roos nope. I had them the whistle ones and still had them jump out often. A guy I know got one of the supposed best electronic ones called a Shu Roo. Cost him $800 fitted.
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He saw some roos feeding near a roadside so stopped and turned it on. They didnt budge or pay and attention. He even was once near some wildlife sanctuary place and saw some there at the fence so drove right up to the fence facing them and turned it on.
They couldn't have cared less he said.
I had to laugh once at a mates place when we were there. He had the electronic mouse repellers. One pluged into a kitchen power point where we were sitting. He had just finished commenting on how good they were when we looked over at it and saw a mouse scamper along the bench right in front of it. Me and the misses burst into fits of laughter. It was a classic.
There's just something about miniature schnauzers, particularly our female (that is very protective and will run after anything she sees moving about) being in the house. Our yorkie will attack critters out in the yard, but the schnauzers attack critters in the house. We had a mouse that could elude them. We put a trap in a drawer under the tank our bearded dragon is kept in. That mouse is no more. The schnauzers leave (on average) 2 mice a week at the bottom of the outside steps. We had no idea that many were sneaking in.
Hamala alkaloids!
I have vaped VG based passionflower tincture. OK for anxiety
Eeek! I hope you find it soon! Them vermin chew on stuff. Especially plastic. I clearly remember hearing the lil' shit chewing on it under my bathtub when I was in there. Not only that, but he chewed a hole in the back wall under the sink and chewed a bunch of lids off of stuff. Them and rats teeth keep growing and they need to chew on stuff to keep them manageable. Even the mice can cause damage after a while. You may want hubs to take a walk around the lower perimeter of the house to see if there are any open areas where vermin can slip in.
Walk the planks one of the best catchers. Get a large deep bucket, set up a ruler on a hinge so it sits flat with the bait on it. Half fill with water and set it near something they can climb up and onto the ruler. They walk onto it for the bait fall then drown. It keeps working and working all night. Not unusual to catch a dozen mice or rats in one. I made one once for a mate, he was amazed how well it worked.
Oh I want to see some fish pics! We had lockdown during the best perfect fishing weather for this time of yr even though we had zero cases and shouldn't have been locked down here in the bush. Now our lockdown is over we have gail force winds 40 to 55 kph, low pressure systems the fish hate, arctic southerly winds and rain.Morning!
Second day of over 100*. Another 3 or 4 days of it, Thursday is supposed to be 109*!!! Way too hot for me, I'll be keeping myself inside with the A/C on.
Jessie is missing Hubby. He'll be home tomorrow, though, and she'll be happy. It's been a good trip for him, lots of fish caught with the baits that he made. Fish fry coming up!
Went to the ophthamologist, said I have baby cataracts. Phooey, I hate having my eyes messed with. Go back in 6 months to check progress.
Those flowers are all so beautiful! Thanks for sharing them.
Stay safe and healthy
So free to go places but now cant unless you want to play dodge the falling dead gum tree branches, get wet and still catch no fish.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but rodents can cause much more extensive damage. When they get around to chewing on household wiring, especially in walls or in the attic, they can cause electrical fires, and you could potentially lose your home due to the little bastards.
Did you eat it?
Did you eat it?
"Mice are able to begin breeding within 6 weeks of birth There is no specific season when mice breed. They will have litters all year round. Both males and females are usually ready to mate within the first 50 days of life. Females can have up to 15 litters a year and can become pregnant within 24 hours after giving birth. The average gestation time for mice is 19 to 21 days. The average litter size is 10 to 12 pups."
Our Staffy used to get allergies that drove him and us mad, scratching, chewing his feet. We eliminated all grains from his diet, amazing how much dog foods contain grain, and he had no more allergies. Has he had a diet change, some new food?Good here.
Shrek was to vet on Tuesday. He had been seeming to gnaw on his feet. Vet looked him over & concluded he had seasonal allergies. He can take a benadryl.
PT is going well for me. Therapists have been working out a knotted muscle. Tuesday one finally used his thumb and tugged the knot, pulling the tendon over where it needed to be. It did and didn't hurt when he did that. Feels lots better since.
Wife is doing fine too. We just keep working, putting money back. Eventually we'll get to where we want.
I remember when my stepfather died. All kinds of people told my mother "if you ever need anything, just let me know". And when she did need them, she called them, and each of them had dozens of excuses why they could not help. Each of those people to this day act cold as ice towards us. We can't afford to hire someone reliable to come in and help out, and we sure as hell can't depend on anyone else. If you want something done at all, you have to do it yourself around here.
Me and the misses were talking about that yesterday. All the relatives and friends that say they will come and see you and do this and that. Its just made up feel good talk that so many do to look and sound good without having any real intentions of doing so.
Mine were near useless as far as caring and respect when both parents were alive (though my parents taught them to be otherwise so they had/have no excuse), more so after Dad passed away, but now my Mums gone they are utterly pathetic. One I thought had changed but in the past yr or so has shown its not so. They are all sisters, 4 of them I dont have a brother.
