1. table saw
2. new stereo
3. good mic
4. maid
5. bouncing tigger stuffy :)
6. hippopotamus!!!
jt
--
"It is astonishing, really, how many thoroughly mature,
well-adjusted grown-ups harbor a teddy bear -- which is
perhaps why they are thoroughly mature and well-adjusted."
-- Joseph Lempa
"J.L. Thomas" <jtdg...@adelphia.net> wrote...
"J.L. Thomas" <jtdg...@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:<3Ubzb.8200$zL1.1...@news1.news.adelphia.net>...
Rainbow Colors (Jill)
In article <553bc50b.03121...@posting.google.com>,
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The colors blend, the edges soften. Swirling and mixing
we are becoming white light.
ji...@tuells.org
"mischa bach" <mischa_bach{blablub}@web.de> wrote in message
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hey that's the only x-mas song we can stand. okay - the only one we actually
_love_. full-blast, of course. anything less wouldnt be 'nuff for them. ;-)
and that's cool you like it, too. cuz now the song will remind us of you, too
:-)
punk
Beauty.
m~
Beauty wrote:
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what is well planted cannot be uprooted
what is well embraced cannot slip away
~ . from the Tao Te Ching,
translated by John C. H. Wu . ~
jt
"Beauty" <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote in message
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(((*hee hee*)))
jt
"zigggurat" <z...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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m~
I send it in return.
I guess that's part of it, too.
Love in exchange.
Beauty.
"J.L. Thomas" <jtdg...@adelphia.net> wrote...
> *sends beauty love, fervently*
Thank you.
Hope you are feeling better, sisterone -
Beauty.
jt
"Beauty" <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote in message
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Beauty <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote...
We think we getting sick all over again. Throat getting sore *again*!!!!
The husb. getting sick. A bad day today - some d**ths, incl. a fish and
a person. And all too much happening to him at once, and he can't manage
the sadness - he finds d**th a h*rr*r - which I don't. It traumatizes
him. I wish I could help. I can't.
Do you/s think that men more afraid of or triggery about d**th than
women? Or is it a personal thing?
Sorry. We get upset when he upset.
And now we upset because he sick - and even more so because look like we
getting sick again, too, and can't understand why we just don't get well.
Anyway, sisterKristi, hopings for your betters in all ways - and knowing
you will be there as and when you can -
Beauty.
Beauty <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote...
> Is send energy - hoping for betters for you.
>
> We think we getting sick all over again. Throat getting sore
> *again*!!!!
yep... :((( bummer... just take it as easy as you can...chicken
soup? me too...
> The husb. getting sick.
not good...
> A bad day today - some
> d**ths, incl. a fish and a person.
were they related? sorry... one of the hardest lessons down here
is letting go...
> And all too much happening
> to him at once, and he can't manage the sadness - he finds
> d**th a h*rr*r - which I don't. It traumatizes him. I wish I
> could help. I can't.
I suspect he could use a little counseling re these issues.
>
> Do you/s think that men more afraid of or triggery about d**th
> than women? Or is it a personal thing?
I don't know. I know that men have a harder time asking for help
in emotional situations, thanks to this messed up society. Just
sitting with him might help...
>
> Sorry. We get upset when he upset.
I would expedt so... hugs!
>
> And now we upset because he sick - and even more so because
> look like we getting sick again, too, and can't understand why
> we just don't get well.
>
look at your emotional state! You can not accept emotional misery
and expect concomitant good physical health. But, yeah, what to do
about it is the question..... It's a mess!
> Anyway, sisterKristi, hopings for your betters in all ways -
> and knowing you will be there as and when you can -
>
> Beauty.
Thanks so much sister Beauty! big long hugs!!!
Kristi
Beauty.
Beauty <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote...
Beauty.
Beauty <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote...
Best -
Beauty.
Kristi wrote:
> no protestations from here!!! it can happen that way. if I am
> weak when I do projective healing it can screw me up for a bit.
> tons of hugs for caring older sister!!!
> <and big smiles!!!>
> Kristi
>
> Beauty <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote...
>
>
>>Maybe not so much of a joke. You were in an emotionally
>>depleted state when we talked. Maybe something to watch out
>>for in the future, dear smallest sister. (Me boldly offers
>>advice again, ducks as waits for protestations.)
>>
>>Beauty.
>>
>>Kristi wrote:
>>
>>>yeah! you *did* have to share it with me!!! <heehee> but I
>>>seem to be getting better so maybe this will pass. sending
>>>you energy and hoping you're feeling bese b!
> Yes, I know it can. And you gave a lot - I could sense it -
> that day. So, take care, we redoubles our wishes, and center
> yourselves on yous today. We was pouring out lots of emotional
> needs.
>
> Best -
>
> Beauty.
that's k cause sometimes we love to drink those up!!! :o)))
Kristi
Beauty.
i wanted one of these since so young n i asked nearly everyear til bout 6yrs
go!
wanna get my loft sorted so can put scalextr*c track up there n have my
little haven of space.
may have to get one of them mini fridges to for cold drinks ;p
tantrumfree day
k so if son was ability 2yrs old at 18mths (health visit check) then if hes
stayed at same rate of develpment
in 6mths when he's physicaly 2 n half he will be three n terible twos over??
or bcos he was ahead does that count as the beginnin but still not out of
terrible twos til he physicaly gets 3 which means we had an extra 6mths of
him been 2, ow!!!!
oh n p*ace on earth of corse ;p
Celeste.
"Beauty" <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote in message
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Even when it gets a bit worse again (my son is 12 now - knows it *all*
and won't wash his face), it is still ohhhhhhhh tons better
Beauty.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>T40.9for visiting friends
in fact son is so much easier when cosin is here that its enuff to make me
wanna foster but they would have to be 11yr old boys only lol.
as for son knowin it all at 12 i asure u we're havin that problem now, son
lvs corectin me, *scowl,
was lookin at a book with him this mornin n he was tellin me wot was in the
picture. it was a picture of brekfast,
n he pointed to wot i saw as breadsticks n i said bread n he kept sayin NO!
n i was like yes, bread, then he finaly lost it
with me jumped up n down n said NO! sossis (sausage). ohhhh ya, theyre
sausages LOL. but i shall look forward to the day when he wont wash his
face cos sounds like less of a constant power fight. he is v v stuborn,
cant think where he gets that from *whistels inocently, and fiery which i
like a lot. determinaton n stuborness can be v useful in this life :)
Celeste.
"Beauty" <beauty@***po.hm.uc.edu> wrote in message
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Fritz just started being 'three' (at 2 1/2) and Kidlette is just
ending that stage (Fortunately!). I will take a 2 year old at full
tilt over a 3 year old any day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At least once they are past this stage they get relatively calm and
civilized (still bossy and stubborn but much nicer about it
overall, imo) until puberty.
Rainbow Colors (Jill)
In article <bEUEb.10828$C71...@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk>,
> We hear you. We also recall that you gave us a warning re:
> doing that (to excess) ourselves, yes?
prolly... LOL... usually stick my foot in my mouth telling
others to do what I should do myself, too! :o)))
> We have to try to keep
> the balance somehow. Not easy - but, when made to a certain
> way of being in the world, must find one's way . . . We
> empathizing.
Yes! when I do energy work, I always finish by clearing myself
out. - sometimes I do a better job than others! heeheeheehee
> Hopes you shakes this nasty lung thing. It has
> hung on for me: I did more vita-nutrients, etc., but finally
> after about 3 wks., gave up and went on the anti-biotic the MD
> said to keep in reserve just in case. The stuff was moving
> into my left eye (still there), and that freaked me. I'm
> *sure* there's metaphorical meaning there, too.
oh prolly, but who knows! It does seem to be breaking up in the
bottom of my lungs and there doesn't seem to be much there, so
hopefully. My prob is this stupid nose energy block that I put in
place to endure the pain 60 years ago, that makes me keep my mouth
open when I sleep, which cruds up my lungs. Does seem to slowly be
getting better though and does seem like I'm releasing very early
blocks... we'll see... been around this loop millions of times.
literally! but there is light at the end of the tunnel... oops,
that's a train... <grin>
as to you, hopefully just taking it easy and taking the meds will
do the trick... I'll work some on that late tonight...
Hugs!
Kristi
Beauty.
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 06:53:36 GMT, Kristi wrote:
Beauty.
Beauty.
Beauty.
we have same probs, not good. our woman-stuff is a nitemare in that for
first
couple of days we darent even leave house bcos of the disaster it would
cause.
as for iron tablets, they rarely work anyway, lots of other things in body
need to happen
at same time to be able to absorp it that way. never worked for us, we had
to have
injectons. :/
could say a lot more about the connection you
> mentioned a long time ago about the original point of pain - and why/how
> it is activated in the present - but I don't think I'm ready. (I
> wouldn't say anything about the origin, but just what triggers it today
> - which is triggery enough in itself.)
well if ever ya feel ya want to or it would help ya know the optons there
right?
meanwhile, thinkin of ya,
C.
Thanks for your thoughts -
Beauty.
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The left ovary was k*lled by endometriosis in 1994 and was removed via
emergency surgery!!! And I don't know what else is going on in there,
now, because the endo was w/out symptoms until that happened.
Interesting. Once my MD was doing exam and felt, said, oh, there it is -
meaning left ovary - and I said - but I don't have a left ovary. And she
said, "Hmm. I wonder what it is I'm feeling, then?" But she felt some
more and didn't seem worried. They did complete exploratory surgery
while they were in there w/the ovary thing, and everything else was
fine. Occasionally I have irregularities in the lengths of various
stages of my cycle, but mostly not.
The left eye is smaller than the right - and I tend to squinch it when
stressed. Could be. Wonder why it would be related to early pain????
Unless something accidental happened that hurt my eye during the
struggle? No way to verify that, unfortunately, because there is a blank
space . . . wait . . . there was an instance before the one that I
recall, and that instance happened while I was extremely, extremely ill
w/a febrile disease, lots of v*miting and dehydration . . . We're
getting close to something, aren't we?
Beauty.
Beauty.
Beauty.
On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 02:48:01 GMT, Beauty wrote:
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> The left ovary was k*lled by endometriosis in 1994 and was removed via
> emergency surgery!!! And I don't know what else is going on in there,
> now, because the endo was w/out symptoms until that happened.
> Interesting. Once my MD was doing exam and felt, said, oh, there it is -
> meaning left ovary - and I said - but I don't have a left ovary. And she
> said, "Hmm. I wonder what it is I'm feeling, then?" But she felt some
> more and didn't seem worried. They did complete exploratory surgery
> while they were in there w/the ovary thing, and everything else was
> fine. Occasionally I have irregularities in the lengths of various
> stages of my cycle, but mostly not.
yes, you had told me that before, so I knew that. I suspect that
the meridian line is still interrupted there, where the ovary was
removed, and simply needs to be encouraged to reconnect. The
easiest way to do this, unfortunately (cause I know it's very
hard for you). is with one hand at solar plexus or higher and
other hand at groin or left unguinal.
>
> The left eye is smaller than the right - and I tend to squinch it when
> stressed. Could be. Wonder why it would be related to early pain????
I think it is normal for neonates and infants to squint their
eyes when they are in pain. When an infant or child is crying or
screaming, the eyes are always much stressed. I got that one in
spades which is why I'm still working on my bridge of my nose.
> Unless something accidental happened that hurt my eye during the
> struggle? No way to verify that, unfortunately, because there is a blank
> space . . . wait . . . there was an instance before the one that I
> recall, and that instance happened while I was extremely, extremely ill
> w/a febrile disease, lots of v*miting and dehydration . . . We're
> getting close to something, aren't we?
(hugs) yes, and I know it's hard, and it's important that you be
very patient with yourself and pat yourself on the back for all
the hard work you are doing (you, too, jt!!!) Do work in sessions
as long as you reasonably can and then take good breaks!
Kristi