Did you see this house? OMG
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Comments (2)GGG, I've been curious as to whether or not you participated in the contest. I tried a couple of times to check it out, but the dial up was just toooooo slow....See MoreOMG Did you hear me scream?
Comments (14)Oh the poor mouse babies! I hope mama mouse rescued them before they became dinner for the snake. I encountered what certainly looked like a garter snake on the bank of the brook a few days ago, coiled into a striking posture and audibly hissing at me. I may have surprised him with my weeding activity, but I've never known a garter snake to act so aggressively/defensively. It made a run for it out into the shallows of the brook where it lay in the water, waiting for me to depart. While I know that all snakes *can* swim, I've never seen a garter snake deliberately head out into the water. They usually slither off into tall weeds or under the foundation of the barn. I was determined to finish my weeding so I didn't take time to go get the camera. But my search later to identify the snake didn't turn up anything that looked remotely like what I saw, except garter snakes. Has anyone ever encountered such aggression in a garter snake? Now milk snakes are known to coil, strike, and hiss! I'd expect it from your serpent, Wendy!...See MoreOMG! How do you (or did you) deal with perimenopausal brain fog?
Comments (30)Debrak, you may want to read a bit more about vitamin D before you self medicate with a higher dose. We tend to overdo this stuff in the U.S. From the article linked below: " The US Endocrine Society guidance, for example, advises supplementation with up to 2000 IU per day, but this is overzealous, she said. "A more reasonable dose is 600 to 800 IU per day," she noted, adding that she is an author on a new guidance, soon to be published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, which will state that 2000 IU per day "is not warranted." " The uv wavelength that helps us produce vitamin D is the same that causes aging and skin cancer (with enough exposure). So limited sun exposure is the key. Right now vitamin D is the new fad--- it has replaced the megadoses of vitamins a, e and c, and other supplements that seemingly everyone has been on at one time or another. Here is a link that might be useful: Journal Article on Vitamin D from European Endocrinology Conference...See MoreDid Anyone See the House Hunter's Intl' in Normandy?
Comments (7)I saw it. That was the house with all the stairs and was across from the old cathedral, correct? After the show I googled until I found her blog, she added info about the show yesterday - http://www.designmom.com/2011/06/house-hunters-international/ This link is from the comments, if I'm reading it correctly you can take cooking classes in that kitchen - http://www.onruetatin.com/ Here is a link that might be useful: design mom blog entry about the show...See MoreUser
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