Winning the Clutter War by Sandra Felton is free on Kindle this afternoon. Check out the Amazon web site. You don't have to have a Kindle to read it - you just have to download the free Kindle reader to your computer.
Haven't had a chance to read it yet myself, but I downloaded it. Just wanted to let people know about it.
Wednesday Whirlwind
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It’s never too late to be what you might have been.
“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”
― C.S. Lewis
“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”
― C.S. Lewis
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I wish I had more time to read. That used to be more calming to me.
Sorry to be so complaining when others have such big problems and worse situations.
I wonder if people medicating eczema with coconut oil are drinking it or applying it topically? Or both? I'd read one should take lots of fish oil if they have this. I will start doing that.
Nap was good. Had to be the house mother when I finally got up and shut all the blinds and put lights on. I think the list of things I'm responsible for around here is too much sometimes. Laundry did not get brought in. Whites are outside hanging on the back porch in the dew and darkness.
I will bring them in mid-morning tomorrow.
(Twins) I remember the post-move disorganization. It is a tough time. Maybe if one doesnpt have other responsibilities at the same time, unpacking a house goes quicker and smoother. That certainly isn't you.
(Kathryn). This sure is puzzling. I wish I had a suggestion. Is it possible DSon carried something from the hospital to you, something he's not susceptible to but that you are? Remember, you are around a lot of people at your church too. Anybody sick there?
I thought about my hand at the nursing homes yesterday and I was careful not to touch anything.
Going off to make an egg. I haven't had anything healthy today yet.
I wonder if people medicating eczema with coconut oil are drinking it or applying it topically? Or both? I'd read one should take lots of fish oil if they have this. I will start doing that.
Nap was good. Had to be the house mother when I finally got up and shut all the blinds and put lights on. I think the list of things I'm responsible for around here is too much sometimes. Laundry did not get brought in. Whites are outside hanging on the back porch in the dew and darkness.
(Twins) I remember the post-move disorganization. It is a tough time. Maybe if one doesnpt have other responsibilities at the same time, unpacking a house goes quicker and smoother. That certainly isn't you.
(Kathryn). This sure is puzzling. I wish I had a suggestion. Is it possible DSon carried something from the hospital to you, something he's not susceptible to but that you are? Remember, you are around a lot of people at your church too. Anybody sick there?
I thought about my hand at the nursing homes yesterday and I was careful not to touch anything.
Going off to make an egg. I haven't had anything healthy today yet.
- lucylee
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Ooohhh.... (((BIG HUGS))) all around... and for (((Indiana))), who is sooo much on my mind...
Harmony, I really sympathize w/you w/the hand trouble. My dmom has the same thing, I think, as did her mom! I've told y'all all about it before, I know... how the pool therapy helps her back but causes her hands to break out, etc.
I have it in a much milder form, so far, but I'm constantly looking for something to help w/itchy fingers. NO PUN INTENDED!!! Not the kind of itchy fingers that make you want to steal things -- the kind that makes you want to rub your knuckles raw... LOL.
DH is STILL having a terrible time with itchy calves... not the kind in the pasture... okay... * groan *
He has this rash that looks like a million big, red, mosquito bites all over his legs, from the knees down, and it itches like crazy. He has seen a dermatologist, and has a rx for a cream, but it does NOT seem to be working and the doctor says he is using too much of it. DH says, how do you put a "little" on EACH of these places and NOT use too much??? He is supposed to go back to the doctor next Wednesday. He thinks the doctor is bumfuzzled with it, too. Doctor actually told him he'd never seen anything like it.
I've been on something of a wild goose chase today.
Last night when ds came over, he told us we had a piece missing on the SUV.
DH went out and looked, agreed.
They were both SURE that there used to be a cover over the area around the trailer hitch which matched the bumper. They both agreed that the little hook-up for lights, etc, was not visible before I went to the dealer yesterday.
* sigh *
Called the dealer this morning, explained the situation, they said there was no way they would have been inspecting anything in that area, no unexplained parts like that were lying around the shop, etc, but I could come over and they would look at it & see if it could be replaced.
So... I start back over there... stop at the car wash and have them search around the wash area... they skim through all this murky looking water in the drainage area...
Get to the dealer... guy says, "Ma'am, you never had a piece back here. There IS a piece they make that can cover this, but it doesn't fit if you have a trailer hitch. I'll show you -- there's a Tahoe just like yours right there, see? You just never noticed it before..."
* sheesh *
I called ds on the way home and told him that he and his daddy were both crazy.
AND I counted 14 Tahoes on the way home and they all looked exactly like mine, except for the three that did not have trailer hitches.
HOWEVER, I got two new pairs of shoes while I was out on this little errand, so the day was not a total loss!
Meanwhile, dh's truck is in the shop for at least a week. He is going to use his mom's van.
Other than running a bunch of errands, I am getting nothing done this week.
Harmony, I really sympathize w/you w/the hand trouble. My dmom has the same thing, I think, as did her mom! I've told y'all all about it before, I know... how the pool therapy helps her back but causes her hands to break out, etc.
I have it in a much milder form, so far, but I'm constantly looking for something to help w/itchy fingers. NO PUN INTENDED!!! Not the kind of itchy fingers that make you want to steal things -- the kind that makes you want to rub your knuckles raw... LOL.
DH is STILL having a terrible time with itchy calves... not the kind in the pasture... okay... * groan *
He has this rash that looks like a million big, red, mosquito bites all over his legs, from the knees down, and it itches like crazy. He has seen a dermatologist, and has a rx for a cream, but it does NOT seem to be working and the doctor says he is using too much of it. DH says, how do you put a "little" on EACH of these places and NOT use too much??? He is supposed to go back to the doctor next Wednesday. He thinks the doctor is bumfuzzled with it, too. Doctor actually told him he'd never seen anything like it.
I've been on something of a wild goose chase today.
Last night when ds came over, he told us we had a piece missing on the SUV.
DH went out and looked, agreed.
They were both SURE that there used to be a cover over the area around the trailer hitch which matched the bumper. They both agreed that the little hook-up for lights, etc, was not visible before I went to the dealer yesterday.
* sigh *
Called the dealer this morning, explained the situation, they said there was no way they would have been inspecting anything in that area, no unexplained parts like that were lying around the shop, etc, but I could come over and they would look at it & see if it could be replaced.
So... I start back over there... stop at the car wash and have them search around the wash area... they skim through all this murky looking water in the drainage area...
Get to the dealer... guy says, "Ma'am, you never had a piece back here. There IS a piece they make that can cover this, but it doesn't fit if you have a trailer hitch. I'll show you -- there's a Tahoe just like yours right there, see? You just never noticed it before..."
* sheesh *
I called ds on the way home and told him that he and his daddy were both crazy.
AND I counted 14 Tahoes on the way home and they all looked exactly like mine, except for the three that did not have trailer hitches.
HOWEVER, I got two new pairs of shoes while I was out on this little errand, so the day was not a total loss!
Meanwhile, dh's truck is in the shop for at least a week. He is going to use his mom's van.
Other than running a bunch of errands, I am getting nothing done this week.
Tomorrow is another day.
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Re: Wednesday Whirlwind
Harmony, Peter Lio, MD of Nat'l Eczema Assoc says both coconut oil and sunflower seed oil are good topically for eczema. Coconut because it is both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Sunflower seed because it has gamma linoleic acids that help the skin rebuild its barrier. ( ? ) He says be careful because rarely some people may be allergic to either one. Does this look like breakouts you've had in the past?
lucylee, he needs a second opinion.
((Twins' Mom))
Saw Kbeans light on. Hi
I am just whipped. Long day. Gotta sleep. Will say prayers for ((((Indiana)))).
lucylee, he needs a second opinion.
((Twins' Mom))
Saw Kbeans light on. Hi
I am just whipped. Long day. Gotta sleep. Will say prayers for ((((Indiana)))).
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Can't seem to find it 'free', MT. Must have gone off at midnight EDT? Did find it for $4.61
Begun is half done -SO! JUST BEGIN!!