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Personal Reflections

Farmgirl Pedicure

Liz James · May 26, 2020 ·

It’s been a mani / pedi kind of afternoon … not mine! 😉

The outside of a horse is definitely balm for the inside of this girl…. even if it does include hard work!

Hope your weekend was filled to the brim with good things!

xoxo~ liz

#farmgirlskillz
#theywaitinline
#nosocialdistancinghere
#farrierskillssavebigbucks
#25yearsfarrierexperience
#notforhire
#hardlaborwithnopainthankstoSulfurzymeandBLM

To Medicate or Not to Medicate…the ?

Liz James · May 24, 2020 ·

Sunday afternoon PSA from your friendly pharmacist 👩‍⚕️ here:

I have heard from a couple of trusted medical information sources that a majority of people who are having the hardest time recovering from CV-19 are those who were self medicating their symptoms with Advil, Ibuprofen, and Aleve prior to ending up in the hospital.

The FDA recently issued a “jury’s still out statement”, BUT…maaaybee  you might think about looking for another way to find relief. #bettersafethanworry

As your friend and as someone who has watched how slowly the FDA responds to sticky drug situations in the past, I’d like to recommend considering the following…..

1. If you have any cold, flu, or allergy like symptoms that include body aches, back away from the OTC 💊NSAIDS (Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs like Ibprofen or Aleve) in the event that you might have a mild case of CV-19 or get exposed to someone who might have CV-19.

2. If you are currently taking 💊 NSAIDS for chronic inflammation as a daily medication (such as Celebrex, Naproxen, Indomethacin, Ibuprofen) consider trying an alternative in the event that you do come in contact with someone who is CV-19 positive.

In our household, we’ve had great success for the last 6 years with daily use of Young Living’s Sulfurzyme capsules, BLM capsules (me) or Agilease capsules (Charlie), and then occasional use of Young Living’s CBD rub and Panaway essential oil blend if we need any “extra” help.

Stay safe friends!

xoxo~ liz

PS: The above mentioned YL products that Charlie and I use can be ordered at www.goodmedicine.info or please do talk to the friend that may have already introduced you to Young Living. 😘

#knowbetterdobetterstaysafe
#doyouknowSeedtoSeal
#helponeanother
#ThanksYL
#healthcoachingcomeswithgoodmedicinemembership
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fda drug safety article

Hummus

Liz James · May 16, 2020 ·

There’s hummus among us! I love me some good hummus, and y’all…. fresh made is soooooo much better than the store bought stuff! Give those chickpeas a whirl….

That’s what the world needs these days……. whirled peas 😉.

Enjoy your weekend!

xoxo ~ liz

#worldpeacewhirledpeas
#Iloveagoodpunny
#ThanksYL

Devoted Birds

Liz James · May 16, 2020 ·

​Guineas are flat out not the smartest bird on the planet, but they are devoted to their mates.

See that miserable male guinea standing out there in the pouring down rain looking into the bushes? His mate is in there sitting on eggs and he’s standing guard for her. 💖 …. in the rain.

Bless his heart. I’m not saying they love one another, but they certainly are devoted.

Do you have someone this devoted to you? Are you this devoted to someone? I do hope so…. we need each other. We need community. We need togetherness. We need closeness. We need to know we are cared about… in close proximity to one another.

This bird…. he doesn’t care that it’s raining cats and dogs. Companionship and togetherness are what herd and flock animals do. Without it, survival and thriving becomes compromised.

Happy Saturday friends.😘

xoxo~ Liz

#humansareherdanimalstoo
#togetherforgood
#standwithyourfriendsandrelatives
#domesticdedicationonthefarm
#farmlifemirrorsreallife
#ThanksYL

At the Wolf’s Table

Liz James · May 15, 2020 ·

📚 For as long as I can remember, I’ve read before bedtime. It quiets my mind. I read and research nonstop these days, but there’s a difference between reading for business and reading for pleasure (I love both!). Business reading puts my brain in high gear while pleasure reading slows it down 😴.

📖I thought I’d start sharing some of what I’ve been reading. I am a history buff so historical fiction is the genre I tend to gravitate towards. Historical fiction brings important moments to life for me in a way that I can easily remember them later. A good historical fiction writer will have done thorough research on their topic or time period and will have accurate facts and prominent figures…. Filling in the blanks of the story with characters. (I am a very picky reader and often fact check my historical fiction authors! 😉 )

📖 At The Wolf’s Table (by Rosella Postorino) was originally written in Italian and has since been translated into English. Its protagonist is a young German bride (Rosa) whose husband goes off to fight during WWII for the Germans. She returns to live with her parents in Berlin until they are killed in air raid bombings, at which time she moves out to the country to live with her in-laws (whom she had not previously met).

📖 She’s not there long before she is conscripted by the German govt to go to work as one of Hitler’s food tasters. She, along with several other German women go to Hitler’s headquarters twice a day to eat his meals before he does to ensure that what he eats has not been tainted or poisoned. Over time, friendships and alliances form between some of the women and the German guards that they spend hours each day with.

📖 At the Wolf’s Table is such an interesting story as it is one told from the perspective of a German woman who has not entirely bought in to Hitler’s teachings largely because of what her father taught her when she was younger. She seems to be neither for nor against Hitler’s agenda as she is more mentally attuned towards grieving the loss of her parents and the absence of her new husband. Her life has been turned upside down by her own country’s actions, and for a great part of the book, it seems as tho she is drifting thru all she is experiencing. No doubt……. she has been subjected to great loss and upheaval…. and she risks her life daily performing a job she did not want. PTSD and emotional overload? Umm yes.

📖 An incident finally shakes her awake when a friend turns out to be a Jew in hiding. Instead of turning her in, she awakens and starts fighting the system as best she can while still struggling to survive intact herself. It is so tragic to watch (or read in this case) how asleep the German people were. They were not bad people, but many years of subversive leadership and indoctrinating propaganda had led them to believe what they were doing was right. I wonder how long it took German citizens to wake up once they realized the truth of what had been happening under their noses on their own soil, and I wonder how many of them suffered mentally afterwards from the part they unwittingly played in the destruction of so many lives (including their own)?

📚 This book is based on the life of Margot Wolk, Hitler’s last living food taster who died in 2014. It was a compelling read, and one I recommend. History can so easily repeat itself, and its best that we know it well lest we find ourselves repeating it.

Info on Margot Wolk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margot_W%C3%B6lk

Margot wolk

A short video on Ms. Wolk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNcZyBqJCzk

Tell me….. What are you reading these days? 

xoxo~ liz

#somanybookssolittletime
#bibliophilesunite
#justgivemeagoodbookandImahappygirl
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