OT: Thanks For All The Warm Welcomes - Part II

[Guest guest]

Howdy again y'all,

 

Hey Paula,

 

> Great to see you back ! Sounds like you and your beautiful bride are

enjoying your new home -

> even with all the work that it brings.

 

Thank you ma'am and right you are. :-)

 

> Bet that little man of your is growing like a weed

 

He is fer'shur .. he's on the run from daylight till dark .. he loves the

land and frolics like a young colt. ;-)

 

> I'm only 4 hours from the Ohio-Kentucky state line. If you or you and the

family are even in south-east

> Michigan let me know. I've met more than 1 list member while they were

stuck at Detroit Metro airport

> between flights - I'm only about 25 miles from the airport

 

Thank you ma'am and will do fer'shur if we're in your neck of the woods.

:-P

 

> Paula ....... in Michigan

> www.farmfreshsoapsandcandles.com

> farmfreshsoapsandcandles

 

Howdy Susan,

 

> Your home sounds beautiful-best of luck to you and your family. Susan

 

Thank you ma'am ..the place is what we both always wanted. :-)

 

Yo Chris,

 

> Welcome home, podner!

 

Thankee ma'am .. gud it is to be back in the Land of the Big PX. ;-)

 

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

Grinning like Cheshire Cats we are. :-)

 

Hey Graham,

 

> Hey Butch WB

 

Thankee sir. Hope you and yours are doing well out in Hot Aridzona. If you

get a chance to come East stop by and we'll have an English Bitter (sold

here in Paris) and some Catfeesh and Chips. ;-)

 

> Graham Sorenson

> http://TheGuideToAromatherapy.com <http://theguidetoaromatherapy.com/>

 

PS: Folks who have not yet visited Graham's web site (link above) oughta

consider doing so .. a wealth of AT/EO info can be found there.

 

Hi Jan,

 

> Hey Butch!! So glad you're back! I don't post much, but always read

messages. I've missed your musings. Jan G

 

Thank you ma'am for the kind words .. happy I am to read them. :-)

 

Hey Kelli,

 

> Butch, It's good to 'hear' your voice again! I am so happy for you and

your family.

 

Thank you ma'am for the kind words .. great to be back it is and Gud Lawd

Willing I'll be a bit more active on the list. I'm still spending a lotta

time outside .. building a big mulch pile now .. planning a large organic

garden in the Spring .. a quarter acre or so. Neighbor says he'll come over

and plow/disk up the ground for me when I'm ready. Told Tanya we're gonna

need two big freezers and a lotta canning jars come summer and that makes

her happy too. :-) Got plans for a separate herb garden and I think I'll

start some of them inside early and move'em out later. Have 6 nice

blueberry bushes and some blackberry vines now .. feller I got the place

from said the blueberries produced like crazy in years past but a freeze got

most of the blooms this year .. the blackberries are still producing. Got

some apple, peach and pear trees on the back lot and the same freeze got

them this year. Having some 25 & 50 kilo drums shipped from the store in

Friendsville .. we always have lots of them and give'em away to anyone who

wants same .. I buy many essential oils and all hydrosols in those drums.

Come Spring, if I think we're gonna get hit by Jack Frost I'll put them

around the fruit trees and bushes and burn a buncha brush in'em .. ashes

from brush will smolder all night .. home made smudge pots. Might not work

but I'll give it a good try. This long explanation is sorta saying .. at

least for the time being, I'll not be devoting as much time to the list as I

used to. ;-)

 

> Kelli

> Kachina Herbs

> (formerly Macha02012 on this list)

 

Hey Rosanne,

 

> Hey Butch Man ~~~

 

How goes things in De Bronx? You need to bring yourself down to

Tennessee for a little bitta Catfeesh, Hush Puppies, Fried Green Maters and

Sweet Ice Tea. ;-)

 

> It is great to see you back on line. I know how busy you must be ..

settling in and all.

 

Thankee ma'am and right you are .. busy as a one laig man in a butt kicking

contest I am. ;-)

 

> Welcome home, to you and the family.!! Sounds like a beautiful spot you

found there.!

 

Thanks much .. we love the area and serious I am about you oughta come down

this way .. that goes for all the gud friends on this list. Suthran

Hospitality is alive and well here and y'all will be welcomed like Black Eye

Peas on New Year Day.

 

> Aromatically,

> Rosanne

> ~~ SunRose Aromatics, LLC ~~_http://www.sunrosearomatics.com_

> Essential Oils * Carrier Oils * Shea Butter * * * Check for our Internet

Specials!!! **** Wholesale / Retail ****

 

Again .. I thank you all for the kind and warm welcome notes. If I missed

answering anyone (don't think I did) it was certainly not intentional .. and

to those who wrote off line .. I'll be replying today. Its a bit after noon

here now and Tanya has been patiently waiting for me to help open a few more

boxes and shift some furniture around. ;-) Also gotta get at some weed

eating and hedge trimming cause a retired military buddy (who also

worked with me after retirement in Turkey) is coming up from Georgia on

Saturday .. bringing a truck load of goodies I've had stored in his shed for

a number of years. When Vern gets here we'll be busy doing this and that

... talking old times and wetting a line in Kentucky Lake .. so odds of me

getting much work done then are pretty slim. ;-)

 

Any of you folks into the raising of registered .. or pure blood line ..

Golden Retrievers and/or Black Labradors .. lemme know if you have some pups

ready to sell. I'm needing one each Golden and one each Black Lab.

Alexander is dawg crazy and all younguns need a dawg .. I reckon two are

better than one as they can keep each other company when the family is not

around .. I always had two dawgs when I was in the USA. Had a Brittany

kennel when I left Georgia in 1988 .. great dawgs they are .. sweet and

feisty and generally have no genetic physical problems .. but I think

Goldens and Black Labs are more suitable for growing up with little

younguns. I'd like to take dawgs from a shelter and would do so if it were

just for me .. but that is a big gamble when one is getting pets for a small

child. Knowing the genetic background of a dog is very important

information if one wants to have some assurance of their future behavior.

Not so important for a cat .. I'll pick up a couple of kitty cats from the

local shelter .. but I need a pure line in the puppy dawgs. I've checked

around here and nobody is raising pure-breed Goldens or Black Labs so it

looks like I'll have to bring them in from outside. I've had a Black Lab

before .. loving critters they are fer'shur. Feller got a place near us has

a Golden he raised with a kitty .. they sleep together still. Scout don't

like delivery trucks and mail carriers .. don't even like wild critters to

come onto her place but she has started coming over to our place dang near

every day .. Alexander and Scout took to each other immediately. Scout

weighs around 70 pounds and loves to have Alexander waller around on her

back .. he sees her coming across the field (tail wagging) and he starts

running out to greet her. I reckon Scout is not a normal name for a female

dawg .. but that's her name anyhow. ;-)

 

Y'all have a gud'un .. and keep smiling. :-) Butch

http://www.AV-AT.com <http://www.av-at.com/> ... who has traded in his coats

and ties for sawed off jeans and suspenders and is still undergoing a

rehabilitation/reeducation process while transforming from an International

Ex-Pat to a Dyed In The Wool, Down Home, Gud Ol' Boy, Tennessee Hillbilly.

;-)

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Butch a friend from another list invited me here last year because I

wanted to try to make a liquid soap for my dogs, which I still need

help with. She did not know I knew of you from another list a long

time ago. I was so happy to have found you to send folks to again.

 

My puter crashed and when I got back up and running I couldn't find

some of the old groups, one of which you were on. I tried finding you

back then, but couldn't and thought I lost ya forever till I came

here. Then my puter crashed again! It's a year later already. The

Oregano oil I got from you and had my entire family get from you a

few years back is still going strong! Great, great quality oil! You

were in Turkey and shipping to Virginia then.

 

I didn't order in huge quantity, I sent people to you so you wouldn't

recognize me anyway I just wanted to say hi, and thank you for that

oil and doing what you could to keep the FDA from regulating this

oil!!!

 

bt'

 

 

-- In , " Butch Owen " <butchowen

wrote:

>

> Howdy again y'all,

[Guest guest]

Butch about the dogs,

 

I have to agree with you that pets are so good for children, and their

parents! Labs can be so sweet. I can't help you with any breeder

recommendations because we were given ours at the farmers market. Just for

the laugh, you should imagine her, mostly black with some chocolate

highlights and a mix of [at least] Lab, border collie, and Basset Hound.

She is Lab length with Basset legs and height. She is the sweetest and

gentlest dog but you just have to laugh when she runs down the stairs!

Best of luck with the puppy hunt.

 

Carol

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I love Goldens! Great big sappy dogs...

 

That is if you get a PROPER Golden. Unfortunatly these days, smaller is the

new fashion in GR's. With that comes smaller heads, pointer faces, and some

aggressiveness...

 

If you can find a breeder of the " old fashioned " Goldens, go for it. We had

one... great dopey dog, smarter than my kids, always happy and a delight to

share our lives with! That's what we are looking for starting next year.

 

My neighbor has a golden. Huge girl. I mean HUGE and she was the runt of the

litter. She has only one weird quirk, and I mean WEIRD... Darn dog doesn't

like water of any kind! HUH??????!!!!!! I think that dog came from outer

space!!!!

 

K

Who's currently in Clarkston Washington!

 

 

On 8/1/07, Butch Owen <butchowen wrote:

>

> Howdy again y'all,

>

> Hey Paula,

>

> > Great to see you back ! Sounds like you and your beautiful bride are

> enjoying your new home -

> > even with all the work that it brings.

>

> Thank you ma'am and right you are. :-)

>

> > Bet that little man of your is growing like a weed

>

> He is fer'shur .. he's on the run from daylight till dark .. he loves the

> land and frolics like a young colt. ;-)

>

> > I'm only 4 hours from the Ohio-Kentucky state line. If you or you and

> the

> family are even in south-east

> > Michigan let me know. I've met more than 1 list member while they were

> stuck at Detroit Metro airport

> > between flights - I'm only about 25 miles from the airport

>

> Thank you ma'am and will do fer'shur if we're in your neck of the woods.

> :-P

>

> > Paula ....... in Michigan

> > www.farmfreshsoapsandcandles.com

> >

farmfreshsoapsandcandles<farmfreshsoapsandcandles%40earthlink.net>

>

> Howdy Susan,

>

> > Your home sounds beautiful-best of luck to you and your family. Susan

>

> Thank you ma'am ..the place is what we both always wanted. :-)

>

> Yo Chris,

>

> > Welcome home, podner!

>

> Thankee ma'am .. gud it is to be back in the Land of the Big PX. ;-)

>

> > *Smile*

> > Chris (list mom)

> > http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

> Grinning like Cheshire Cats we are. :-)

>

> Hey Graham,

>

> > Hey Butch WB

>

> Thankee sir. Hope you and yours are doing well out in Hot Aridzona. If you

> get a chance to come East stop by and we'll have an English Bitter (sold

> here in Paris) and some Catfeesh and Chips. ;-)

>

> > Graham Sorenson

> > http://TheGuideToAromatherapy.com <http://theguidetoaromatherapy.com/> <

> http://theguidetoaromatherapy.com/>

>

> PS: Folks who have not yet visited Graham's web site (link above) oughta

> consider doing so .. a wealth of AT/EO info can be found there.

>

> Hi Jan,

>

> > Hey Butch!! So glad you're back! I don't post much, but always read

> messages. I've missed your musings. Jan G

>

> Thank you ma'am for the kind words .. happy I am to read them. :-)

>

> Hey Kelli,

>

> > Butch, It's good to 'hear' your voice again! I am so happy for you and

> your family.

>

> Thank you ma'am for the kind words .. great to be back it is and Gud Lawd

> Willing I'll be a bit more active on the list. I'm still spending a lotta

> time outside .. building a big mulch pile now .. planning a large organic

> garden in the Spring .. a quarter acre or so. Neighbor says he'll come

> over

> and plow/disk up the ground for me when I'm ready. Told Tanya we're gonna

> need two big freezers and a lotta canning jars come summer and that makes

> her happy too. :-) Got plans for a separate herb garden and I think I'll

> start some of them inside early and move'em out later. Have 6 nice

> blueberry bushes and some blackberry vines now .. feller I got the place

> from said the blueberries produced like crazy in years past but a freeze

> got

> most of the blooms this year .. the blackberries are still producing. Got

> some apple, peach and pear trees on the back lot and the same freeze got

> them this year. Having some 25 & 50 kilo drums shipped from the store in

> Friendsville .. we always have lots of them and give'em away to anyone who

> wants same .. I buy many essential oils and all hydrosols in those drums.

> Come Spring, if I think we're gonna get hit by Jack Frost I'll put them

> around the fruit trees and bushes and burn a buncha brush in'em .. ashes

> from brush will smolder all night .. home made smudge pots. Might not work

> but I'll give it a good try. This long explanation is sorta saying .. at

> least for the time being, I'll not be devoting as much time to the list as

> I

> used to. ;-)

>

> > Kelli

> > Kachina Herbs

> > (formerly Macha02012 on this list)

>

> Hey Rosanne,

>

> > Hey Butch Man ~~~

>

> How goes things in De Bronx? You need to bring yourself down to

> Tennessee for a little bitta Catfeesh, Hush Puppies, Fried Green Maters

> and

> Sweet Ice Tea. ;-)

>

> > It is great to see you back on line. I know how busy you must be ..

> settling in and all.

>

> Thankee ma'am and right you are .. busy as a one laig man in a butt

> kicking

> contest I am. ;-)

>

> > Welcome home, to you and the family.!! Sounds like a beautiful spot you

> found there.!

>

> Thanks much .. we love the area and serious I am about you oughta come

> down

> this way .. that goes for all the gud friends on this list. Suthran

> Hospitality is alive and well here and y'all will be welcomed like Black

> Eye

> Peas on New Year Day.

>

> > Aromatically,

> > Rosanne

> > ~~ SunRose Aromatics, LLC ~~_http://www.sunrosearomatics.com_

> > Essential Oils * Carrier Oils * Shea Butter * * * Check for our Internet

> Specials!!! **** Wholesale / Retail ****

>

> Again .. I thank you all for the kind and warm welcome notes. If I missed

> answering anyone (don't think I did) it was certainly not intentional ..

> and

> to those who wrote off line .. I'll be replying today. Its a bit after

> noon

> here now and Tanya has been patiently waiting for me to help open a few

> more

> boxes and shift some furniture around. ;-) Also gotta get at some weed

> eating and hedge trimming cause a retired military buddy (who also

> worked with me after retirement in Turkey) is coming up from Georgia on

> Saturday .. bringing a truck load of goodies I've had stored in his shed

> for

> a number of years. When Vern gets here we'll be busy doing this and that

> .. talking old times and wetting a line in Kentucky Lake .. so odds of me

> getting much work done then are pretty slim. ;-)

>

> Any of you folks into the raising of registered .. or pure blood line ..

> Golden Retrievers and/or Black Labradors .. lemme know if you have some

> pups

> ready to sell. I'm needing one each Golden and one each Black Lab.

> Alexander is dawg crazy and all younguns need a dawg .. I reckon two are

> better than one as they can keep each other company when the family is not

> around .. I always had two dawgs when I was in the USA. Had a Brittany

> kennel when I left Georgia in 1988 .. great dawgs they are .. sweet and

> feisty and generally have no genetic physical problems .. but I think

> Goldens and Black Labs are more suitable for growing up with little

> younguns. I'd like to take dawgs from a shelter and would do so if it were

> just for me .. but that is a big gamble when one is getting pets for a

> small

> child. Knowing the genetic background of a dog is very important

> information if one wants to have some assurance of their future behavior.

> Not so important for a cat .. I'll pick up a couple of kitty cats from the

> local shelter .. but I need a pure line in the puppy dawgs. I've checked

> around here and nobody is raising pure-breed Goldens or Black Labs so it

> looks like I'll have to bring them in from outside. I've had a Black Lab

> before .. loving critters they are fer'shur. Feller got a place near us

> has

> a Golden he raised with a kitty .. they sleep together still. Scout don't

> like delivery trucks and mail carriers .. don't even like wild critters to

> come onto her place but she has started coming over to our place dang near

> every day .. Alexander and Scout took to each other immediately. Scout

> weighs around 70 pounds and loves to have Alexander waller around on her

> back .. he sees her coming across the field (tail wagging) and he starts

> running out to greet her. I reckon Scout is not a normal name for a female

> dawg .. but that's her name anyhow. ;-)

>

> Y'all have a gud'un .. and keep smiling. :-) Butch

> http://www.AV-AT.com <http://www.av-at.com/> <http://www.av-at.com/> ...

> who has traded in his coats

> and ties for sawed off jeans and suspenders and is still undergoing a

> rehabilitation/reeducation process while transforming from an

> International

> Ex-Pat to a Dyed In The Wool, Down Home, Gud Ol' Boy, Tennessee Hillbilly.

> ;-)

>

>