I am glad you liked them Dale, I was impressed myself.
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Especially the Health Ranger.
You shouldn't be lifting heavy stuff like that, your an official Old Phart so he can get a friend to help him
Phillip wasn't happy about having to pick me up and put me in my recliner. I didn't ask him to. I knew he was hurting.
Yeah I am really enjoying his video's
You both need to take it easier and take better care of yourselves.
G'night Dale see you tomorrow my friendYak at y'all tomorrow.......................
At least we found out he doesn't have anything wrong with his heart. It's gotta be either stress, or diabetes causing his issues. Or, something else we don't know about yet.
Okay. I'll flip the lights out.
I hope yous can figure it out, my dad was a diabetic and it sucked, reguardles of what it is he needs to get on a plant diet for a while, it will really help.
I can garrantee he won't eat a meal without meat. He is anti-veggie.
OMG Rich! I'm wishing you a speedy recovery.
Sarah, I hope you feel better
I just realized I need to work more. Just can't get motivated to sign up. The bastards promised me a sign up bonus for a weekend I did back in Sept. 2 paydays and still not paid. The bastards will not get any more out of me. I canceled plans to work knowing I was getting paid extra. I suppose I hate liars..especially management. I know what I need to do. Work less but at the same time I need funding to pay for my car transmission. Catch 22
Sarah, I hope you feel better
I just realized I need to work more. Just can't get motivated to sign up. The bastards promised me a sign up bonus for a weekend I did back in Sept. 2 paydays and still not paid. The bastards will not get any more out of me. I canceled plans to work knowing I was getting paid extra. I suppose I hate liars..especially management. I know what I need to do. Work less but at the same time I need funding to pay for my car transmission. Catch 22
Well, I'm not broke (yet), just tired and stressed. Maybe I don't qualify to be an Old Phart just yet. 
Compounding our problems are the three new kittens that now live in the house. OMG, I AM too old for young kids! They're like little furry terrorists, and worse yet, our Teddy kitty, who's a year and a half old now and HAD been a nice calm adult-type cat, has reverted to kittenhood with their influence, so there are really FOUR little furry terrorists wreaking havoc all over. Nothing is safe from them. NOTHING. A few minutes ago, one of them jumped from the floor and did a spiderman thing on my back. I think I only have like three shirts left with no holes in them, and now I think it might only be two. I definitely think there are some holes in my back, but those will heal.
It's cold and windy and snowing like hell this morning (not blizzard-like, just regular, but still snow), so today I'm going to wimp out and let Evelyn do the milking for me. I hope she's big enough to take all of it now. My guess is Cricket is making somewhere around 4 to 5 gallons a day, and I'm bringing in around 2 of those gallons every morning, but I'm just beat right now, and with this nasty weather, I think I'll just let Evelyn give it a go. I'll throw them some hay and sit and vape and make sure everything is OK, then finish the rest of the chores and back to the house. I have plenty of milk stockpiled in the fridge, so missing a day here and there won't hurt. My only hesitation is that Cricket is prone to getting mastitis if she's not milked out thoroughly every day, but she's fine right now, so maybe she'll be fine even if Evelyn doesn't get her totally empty. I guess we'll see.
This is why I like to have the cows calve in the fall, so during the nasty winter weather, I can let the calves do the milking for me if I don't feel like it. Most people prefer to have their cows calve in spring, so they make good milk from the summer grasses to grow big fat calves, but I'm a lazy milker. And it's totally not pleasant to be obligated to milk every day, whether it's 20 below and there's a blizzard howling, or not. I like to choose.
Compounding our problems are the three new kittens that now live in the house. OMG, I AM too old for young kids! They're like little furry terrorists, and worse yet, our Teddy kitty, who's a year and a half old now and HAD been a nice calm adult-type cat, has reverted to kittenhood with their influence, so there are really FOUR little furry terrorists wreaking havoc all over. Nothing is safe from them. NOTHING. A few minutes ago, one of them jumped from the floor and did a spiderman thing on my back. I think I only have like three shirts left with no holes in them, and now I think it might only be two. I definitely think there are some holes in my back, but those will heal.
It's cold and windy and snowing like hell this morning (not blizzard-like, just regular, but still snow), so today I'm going to wimp out and let Evelyn do the milking for me. I hope she's big enough to take all of it now. My guess is Cricket is making somewhere around 4 to 5 gallons a day, and I'm bringing in around 2 of those gallons every morning, but I'm just beat right now, and with this nasty weather, I think I'll just let Evelyn give it a go. I'll throw them some hay and sit and vape and make sure everything is OK, then finish the rest of the chores and back to the house. I have plenty of milk stockpiled in the fridge, so missing a day here and there won't hurt. My only hesitation is that Cricket is prone to getting mastitis if she's not milked out thoroughly every day, but she's fine right now, so maybe she'll be fine even if Evelyn doesn't get her totally empty. I guess we'll see.
This is why I like to have the cows calve in the fall, so during the nasty winter weather, I can let the calves do the milking for me if I don't feel like it. Most people prefer to have their cows calve in spring, so they make good milk from the summer grasses to grow big fat calves, but I'm a lazy milker.
And it's totally not pleasant to be obligated to milk every day, whether it's 20 below and there's a blizzard howling, or not. I like to choose.
Come to think of it, since I'm only taking half the morning milk, I'm adjusting my estimate of Cricket's production to 5 to 6 gallons a day. It might be more than that, she always holds some back for her baby, even if I trick her into letting down. Evelyn will most likely get the runs, but she sleeps in a stall in the barn, so what do I care? HA! I don't!
All of mine have come from the left Kidney.
An itty bitty gravel will teach one what pain is....
My BIG sympathy. wish I was closer and could do more to help besides comiserate.
Hope your doing better today, @Draconigena....!
Hi Jimi....just finished reading that link you sent.....thanks....it was very interesting....!
I ditto that at least he has an angel of mercy looking over him (Lannie)
SOoooooooooooooooo...True....thank God...!
You're welcome my friend, I was going through some of my archives and seen it and thought I'd send it along
You watch the TTAC sneak previews today?
They are building that website just loaded with great information https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/
I watched the episode today, and yesterday too but can't remember if i seen today's sneak preview I seen so many different videos today, I have a lot of stuff I put in my archives and haven't looked at.
Yeah I was checking that out, lots of info
I think they sent two sneak previews today, unless I'm losing my mind, which is entirely possible.....
I haven't looked at it in awhile, coming along nicely tho....AND, they're getting the word out more and more each day.Yeah I was checking that out, lots of info
Ya know I think your right about them sending twoI think they sent two sneak previews today, unless I'm losing my mind, which is entirely possible.....
Forcing myself (mentally) to see myself as being OK and trying to do more each day to take more load off of Lannie. No, I am not truly recovered, but I am convincing myself that I am, so I am doing things I would not do if I still believe I am sick. Does that make sense to you folks? Anyway, I am heading in the right direction. Now all I have to do is remember which planet I am living on....
How true, they do a fantastic job
Makes perfect sense to me, I think we all knew your not one to be sitting-laying around, even if Lannie insisted.
Hi Rich,, my dad had stones, I've seen first hand how very painful that is, sorry you are having to go through that my friend
I figured you would like him, he comes right out and tells it like it is.
Mike Adams
That's it....didn't feel like looking.....
I was once told by a female doctor that this is the only pain a man can have (a kidney stone too large to pass through the ureter) that exceeds the pain a woman has during a difficult child birth. I can attest to the fact that, of all the pains I have had in life from whatever cause, this is one that will make you scream and cry no matter how big and tough you try to be.
have you seen and of his recent video's Rich? He has gotten a little more radical
My brother had the same problem, had tears in his eyes.
Been reading, following, and talking with him for about 18 years, so he's rather embossed on my memory now.That's it....didn't feel like looking.....
Indeed....and I'm loving every second of his videos.
My dad kinda explained it that way too, I really feel sorry for you buddy
Lannie and I still follow occasionally, though I cannot say I have watched every single thing he has put out lately. I do advise some caution, however, because sometimes he goes way overboard when some issue rubs him the wrong way. Just use your own common sense as to how far you ride Mike's train before you need to get off at the next station to take a breath of fresh air. He is a human being, not prefect, and is occasionally prone to mistakes (as are we all).
Have a good one, Jimi...I'm not far behind you.
Here's one on cancer, the introduction to his new series on cancer, check it out it's not that long
https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-10-03-how-to-opt-out-of-cancer.html