Seed Purge 2015
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Comments (73)"Posted by legallyheidi 7B (missreadsalot87@yahoo.com) on Mon, Dec 2, 13 at 23:32 Oh! I hope you feel better soon! Shingles suck. Try and stay happy and stress free...when my brother had it a few years ago, his doctor told him that...along with taking his meds. I cannot take pain meds...my gut doesn't like them." Thanks, Heidi,...still working on it. Nearly every morning , generally quite early, I really want a double hit of 200mg Ibuprofen to counteract the soreness and pain I'm experiencing, but I continue to resist and haven't taken pain meds in well over a week. Basically, at this point, I'm working to adjust to this new level of discomfort while maintaining as much overall functionality as I can. Good news is, I'm getting a lot better at it and accomplishing more. Can't expect everyone to remain understanding forever. Pain meds don't really agree with me all that well either, particularly the narcotic variety it seems (although, years ago, when I had pancreatitis, I learned to nearly love Demerol). Super-uber majorly sux that you can't take oral pain meds at all. :( I mean, like, holy criminey... Anyway, at least I'm not looking so much like a zombie-ogre fresh from the battlefield anymore, although I still wear my hoodie's hood up covering the adversely affected left side of my face. More for the benefit of others than myself, particularly in keeping with the season. It's going on 1 1/2 months now. Yippeee skip. :/ BTW, I've likewise been made aware of the role of stress regarding Shingles. Alas, with my wife being a recovering cancer patient, our 29-yr-old son being an unreasonable autistic and my wife's 89-yr-old mother and older sister often at odds, a stress-free environment in our universe is, well,...you get the idea. (-sigh-) We just do the best we can, like so many others. :)...See More2015 Holiday Seed Swap
Comments (190)To whoever put the alma paprika and Santa Fe grande seeds into the holiday swap, thank you!! They are positively prolific so far and I'm definitely going to enjoy this year's harvest. Would love to see photos of what others planted from the seed swap as well!...See MoreNEWBIE SEED PROJECT MID NOV- DEC 2015
Comments (64)Heidi, No pkg yet. I came home from work wondering why they didnt deliver as promised yesterday and checked on line. Looks like it's been waylaid as it's been stuck in NE...Left North Platte Jan 4th never to beseen again...well, I'm sure it will surface at some point. I will keep you posted! :) EDITED THURS PM Heidi -- the seeds arrived..thank you! I sent you a couple private messages tonight...See MoreHave 2015 seeds to give to someone
Comments (15)Sunshine 08853 - I need you to e-mail me. I went to your Houzz page, and your e-mail link isn't set up. Houzz is very confusing, I know. It took me some time to get things set up right and remember how to do everything. ;) I can help you with setting up your e-mail link so people can contact you in the future, but for now, e-mail me at AFinalWord@aol.com, and I'll get your address to send the seeds to you. Hopefully you'll see this message....See MoreTNflowerlover Zone 7a
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