Mr. P, I wonder what a brushed aluminium would look like. Is it possible to make that?
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Mr. P, I wonder what a brushed aluminium would look like. Is it possible to make that?
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Lol, I think THAT = Brushed AB Tube.
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Thank you so much, my friend. I will send you an email in the morning.
You are in our prayers Cucco.
cliffy15: RE PIC: Congrats on your immortalization! RE KIT: Aren't we all, just a handy dandy bunch?
They scheduled me for a brain CT scan. I suppose, they want to see if I still have one. I am anxious to hear the results.
The fireworks had my cats stressed. So, we had a catnip party! All is good!
It cooled off here a bit tonight. If I sleep, it will be more comfortable. Cool!
I hope my GP Family has a wonderful holiday weekend!
I am sending strong good thoughts your way girl. If I may suggest, use your mind right now, not your heart. The mind is a very powerful tool when you know how to use it, and is fully capable of mind over matter for any challenge you have to face in life. I've practiced MOM most of my life, it works very well for me, including for serious medical issues. I’m here if you want someone to talk to.
I agree with you. Under physical ailments or/and emotional pressure I came to some understanding of the relations between my body, mind and heart. The heart travels constantly thru past and future feelings like a boat. These movements of the heart are my actual thoughts which are reflected to my spinal nerves creating a sense of restlessness. Someone could say that this sense is our ego and not be far from the truth. Bringing the movement of the spinal nerves to a standstill can be done thru restricting the flow of thoughts in the immediate situation.
Otherwise the heart and mind would be joined to a vicious circle of pain. I cured myself from afflictions, by just being here and now, to regain our tranquillity, means to be in a thorough mindfulness. Nature teaches constantly about it, emitting a deep sense of peace and calmness coupled with power in all her manifestations. Considering Nature as God's thoughts, we have the perfect caliber for our own thoughts.
DHL doesn't love me as much as Yankeebro <_<
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Well said. I don't do the God thing, but the great outdoors I grew up in and spent much of my life in has always been my guide and nature my personal sanctuary.
I have survived a lot of things I shouldn't have, but I won't survive one from the '60's that has come back into my life... In July 2008 I was diagnosed with five cancers attributed to my Vietnam service. A couple of minor surgeries, then a fairly serious one they botched here meant I had to fly to San Diego on less than 24 hour notice for a major one to save my life. They really butchered me fixing it and the supposed 10 day ordeal turned into 6 1/2 weeks in the hospital there just recovering from the damage they did. I was told then I probably wouldn't survive another full year. Had I known what the ramifications were going to be, I'd have just let the cancers take me then. No one counted on me then, no one does now. That surgery changed my life forever, or I should say ended my life as I had known it completely due to the issues/handicaps they left me with. There wasn't time to do any treatments before the surgeries, chemo/radiation/drugs, and I chose not to do any of them after. And I decided I will never let them cut me again. I'm still here, I guess the devil doesn’t want me yet. As I said I've practiced MOM most of my life. It works very well for me and helps completely block the intense pain I am always in without drugs ( I have refused to take pills, use drugs, etc all of my life). After a routine 5+ year surgery follow up CT Scan a few weeks ago I finally agreed to do as a favor to my doctor radiology scheduled me for a MRI for the pancreatic cancer they still think I have. I didn't go, I don't want to know and will just let nature take its course this time. I choose to be alone, but what is left of my life is driven by a strong inner peace. I happily live each day the fullest I can and as if it will be my last. I’m plenty good with that, I've lived a more than full life and it's been a fantastic one. There’s a favored remote high mountain meadow waiting for my ashes, my son will see to it, and that keeps a smile on my face.