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That is good. The bad ones are freaky. Klonopin is my friend. Don't use it much but just knowing I have something should it get ugly helps.
That may be true too, it might be a wild and lawless world with survival of the fittest. The human race seems bent on destroying itself, maybe it will succeed.
I was talking about the ones that came over in wagons. My poor Mom had nine kids, we lost her at 52.
When you look at it that way then we do have it easy. But we also have allot more things that we think we need to do.
Sounds yummy!!! We had poin loin and baked potatoes.
I'm glad you haven't had anymore!!! I used to have allot of anxiety when my son was younger and having major problems, It hit me mainly right before I left work to come home.
If the human race doesn't succeed in self destruction, then it might be like "Soylent Green".
Yup, I had them bad for many years, I still get them, but not as bad as before. I quit the prescription medicine 20 years ago, I use Bach's Rescue Remedy now, it works good for me.
My ancestors didn't go west, Jan. When Horatio Alger said "go west, young man", my ancestors said "naw, we'll stay right here". LOLI was talking about the ones that came over in wagons. My poor Mom had nine kids, we lost her at 52.
I am always fascinated by the way people lived, when they had to be totally self sufficant.
Fudgey, yeah, my middle son caused mine to really escalate in his teen years. Little stink, I should have known he'd be trouble the day I birthed him, three days of labor, back labor, came out looking screaming and looked like a glo-worm! He's growing up just fine, for the most part.
Fudgey, yeah, my middle son caused mine to really escalate in his teen years. Little stink, I should have known he'd be trouble the day I birthed him, three days of labor, back labor, came out looking screaming and looked like a glo-worm! He's growing up just fine, for the most part.
When we have a bad summer and the garden doesn't do so good, I think of those who had to rely on what they planted or starve. That was rough.
My mom came over from the Nederlands when she was a toddler, My Dad's grandparents were Italian Immigrants, not sure about my Dad's Mom's side except that she was Irish and went to Catholic school with Al Capone's nephew and I think her Dad was a Chicago cop.
And then there is me, my Mom still can't figure out where the redneck came from.
I told her it was because we were raised too strict and she wouldn't let me have my own pet.
And then there is me, my Mom still can't figure out where the redneck came from.
I told her it was because we were raised too strict and she wouldn't let me have my own pet.
Smart...................
Jan, I can trace my ancestors back to the mid 1600s and except for one family that ended up in Louisiana, everyone else stayed in the east, either in Canada or the U.S.
Mine was my baby, he is 19 now and he started in 5th grade
Still trying to get him to grow up....LOLThat would be hard!!!
A Dutch, Irish and Italian, Illinois redneck. Yeah, Amy, where the heck did that come from.My mom came over from the Nederlands when she was a toddler, My Dad's grandparents were Italian Immigrants, not sure about my Dad's Mom's side except that she was Irish and went to Catholic school with Al Capone's nephew and I think her Dad was a Chicago cop.
And then there is me, my Mom still can't figure out where the redneck came from.
I can't imagine Jerry. I get real pissy when I get cold and I have split wood with an axe, and I know how fast we burnt through that pile that took me a couple hours to split. I like doing that stuff and cooking over a fire I built outside but full time living is probably not as romanticized as we have been led to believe by movies etc. But I aim to do a bit more of it once we move.
My mom's side, France. Dad was on the orphan train so his actually ancestry is unknown.
Well, I did grow up in Indiana, it's a tweener state so maybe that explains it and the funny way I pronounce my A's. We lived in town but I always envied the farm kids. So I grew up and have been working towards being a farm kid my whole life, except for that weird punk period between the ages of 17 and 19. LOL!
I haven't taken any recurring prescription medicine in my life, except for when I tested positive for TB and had to take INH for 6 months. Trying to stay that way. I may have to exhaust all of the natural remedies first. I should probably be carrying the Bachs Rescue Remedy on me at all times.
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