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I'm a 60 something wife, mom and grandmom who is homebound/disabled by severe hypersensitivity to chemicals. I fill my days with learning, loving and art. My favorite values are truth, generosity and gratitude.

Help Defund Planned Parenthood

2018_06 01 Defund PP

THE PATRON SAINT OF POLITICAL INCORRECTNESS: “People today have been taught to be offended, people live to be offended. That’s why they need a ‘safe space’ and a ‘cry closet,’ and what they mean by that seems to be a space where they can be safe from hearing the voice of reason and truth,” he said. “If you speak the truth, you might not be safe… So let’s be politically incorrect, like St. John the Baptist, the patron saint of political incorrectness.” -Bishop Robert Morlino, 2018 commencement speech at Thomas Aquinas College

BE A JOHN THE BAPTIST: Click on the link and follow the directions. It doesn’t take long.

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D’Souza’s Crime and Pardon

Click on the title or “Continue Reading” to see my whole post. Especially worth hearing is D’Souza’s interview on Laura Ingraham’s radio show.

2018_05 31 D'Souza tweet

In January, Dinesh D’Souza said his FBI file, obtained by the House Intel Committee shows the FBI red-flagged him as a “critic of Obama” and subsequently allocated $100,000 to investigate a $20,000 case. The Obama hack, former US Attorney Preet Bharara, then used his position to make D’Souza’s life hell. Shortly after Trump was sworn into office, the President fired Preet Bharara. Yesterday, Trump pardoned Dinesh D’Souza. Continue reading →

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Resistant Starch: Reheating Makes It Even Better For You!

2018_06 01 leftover rice

When certain starchy foods, including pasta, potatoes and rice, are cooked and then cooled, the digestible starches convert to resistant starches via a process called retrogradation.

Resistant starch is REALLY GOOD FOR YOU. Many studies in humans have demonstrated that consuming resistant starch improves insulin sensitivity, lowers blood sugar levels, reduces appetite, and has numerous benefits for digestion. Continue reading →

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Deja Virtue

2018_05 30 Lefty Lucy re Starbucks

Starbucks closed for a day so their employees could attend “unconscious racial bias” training. IOW, they lost income (and probably customers) while paying employees and “trainers.” Continue reading →

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Dream Small

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Bits & Bytes

Click on “Bits & Bytes” above or “Continue reading” below to see my choices for today.

2018_05 30 Trump tweet Continue reading →

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PP Protects Perps

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Systemic cover up of sexual abuse by Planned Parenthood has been widely documented.

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Bits & Bytes

Click on “Bits & Bytes” above or “Continue reading” below to see my choices for today.

2018_05 29 Trump tweet

FAKE NEWS: The feds didn’t “lose” 1,500 illegal alien children. Their sponsors/parents/relatives did not respond or could not be reached by DHHS. These people often are illegal themselves or have other reasons for wanting to stay under the radar.
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Human Health BEGINS with Gut Health

If you’ve got an hour, this is a good video. Dr. John Bergman, D.C., talks about Leaky Gut Syndrome … what it is, what causes it, what cures it.

Interesting points I noted while watching …

  • The sympathetic part of the nervous system controls “fight or flight” while the parasympathetic part controls “rest, digest, and repair.” I’ve heard those words in the context of stress control, but didn’t really understand what they meant. It’s actually quite simple!
  • A researcher Bergman cites suggests that things like vaccines, antibiotics, pesticides, and stress, only INDIRECTLY cause problems, like autism, which are now epidemic in our culture. The DIRECT problem they cause is gut dysfunction, which in turn causes all the other stuff.
  • This makes total sense to me. There are pounds of beneficial bacteria and yeast living on the lining of a healthy gut. These probiotics interact with the Central Nervous System and also make up 80% of the human immune system. So duh … if you mess up the gut biome, you will in turn mess up your physical, mental and emotional health!

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MASCOT UPDATE: This Week in Buzz Land

Bunny composed a beautiful little story. I’m so impressed. It has all the elements of a good story and she’s only in kindergarten! Plus, they don’t even have a dog. 🙂

“I took the dog to the vet. The dog is sick. The dog has a medicine. The dog gets his heart checked first. Now the dog gets his eyes checked. The dog gets his leg checked. The dog is sad because he wants to go home. The dog is mad because he wants a treat. I am waiting for the dog. The dog is happy to go home. The end.”

Bootz and Buzz got painted.

2018_05 26 Bootz Buzz paint

(Bunny and Mama did too, but their photos show their faces, so I can’t share them.)

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