Favorite Oils and a Few Other of My Favorite Things ;-)

[Guest guest]

Hey Kathleen,

 

 

> MESSING WITH MY MIND?!!! But Butch,

>

> That's SO EASY! ROFLMAO!

>

 

Don't know about that .. but its sorta fun. ;-) Next time you are out on

one of your morning walks and thinking about the deeper things in life ..

things we don't question but just take for granted that they are normal ..

you might wanna ponder this deep question. How come most folks are afraid

of snakes but not afraid of dawgs?

 

I can't fault you on the Hydrophobia thingee... got a dog here that is,

> will

> walk around shadows on the pavement that USED to be wet. Neighbors got a

> Golden Retriever that we call " The Freak of Nature " . SHE DOESN'T LIKE

> WATER!!!

>

 

For sure a Golden Retriever that don't like water is strange .. sho'nuf cuts

back on their ability to retrieve - huh? Back when I was watering the

grass every day and Alexander was playing with the sprinkler, Scout, my

neighbor's Golden Retriever that has adopted us .. came over every day to

play in the water.

 

Scout thinks his owner's land and that land on either side is his .. she

patrols a couple of times a day. This morning, I had my first (hopefully my

last) visit by a Jehovah Witness .. nice feller he was. Told me he had seen

the Vietnam Vet tag on my Jeep so he knew I would understand the horrors of

war and the need to beat the weapons into ploughshares and such .. but he

kept trying to brush by me while I was blocking the door. ;-) Scout

happened to come over and started barking and growling and such. The feller

musta saw this as a great means of gaining entry cause he asked to come

in since he was afraid of the dog. Told him Scout was normally harmless ..

wouldn't bite nobody less'n I told her to or she got restless. He then

asked me if'n I would walk him to his car and I did .. done my good deed for

the day .. saved that feller from getting et up by a dawg that only bites

cornbread .. and Gatoraid bottles when Alexander throws them for her to

fetch. ;-)

 

Thanks for the list.... the really LONG list! LOL!

>

 

Welcome fer'shur.

 

 

> K

> Kathleen Petrides

> The Woobey Queen

> Http://www.woobeyworld.com <http://www.woobeyworld.com>

>

 

Y'all have a good one .. and keep smiling. :-)

 

Butch .. http://www.AV-AT.com

 

 

> Favorite Oils: Except for the first two .. not in order of preference.

>

> 1. Rose Otto (Rosa damascena)

> 2.. Carvacrol rich Oreganos (O. vulgare, O. dubium Carvacrol, O. onites)

> 3. Helichrysum, Corsican (Helichrysum italicum)

> 4. Cocoa Absolute (Theobroma cacao)

> 5. Lavender, French Hi Alt (Lavandula angustifolia)

> 6. Rosemary, Cineole (Rosmarinus officinalis)

> 7. Neroli (Citrus aurantium)

> 8. Melissa (Melissa officinalis)

> 9. Lemon Myrtle (Backhousia citriodora)

> 10. A whole bunch more .. depends on why I would need them.

>

> Least Favorite Oils: In order of dislike.

>

> 1.. Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)

> 2. Celery Seed (Apium graveolens)

> 3. Chaste (Vitex agnus castus) .. strictly an oil for women ..

> not recommended for men. ;-)

> 4. Ginger (Zingiber officinale)

> 5. Onion (Allium cepa)

> 6. Motor Oil (Pennzoil, Texaco, etc.)

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

We have neighbours like that.

The only part of their property not maintained to sterile but allowed to

grow over and is where all the junk ends up is right along the fence line of

our little cottage.

This morning I noticed that the outline of the house in the rising sun

fitted perfectly in the shape left unkempt.

 

WEIRD.

I did see a Coven doing some stuff there just after we moved in, burying

something !

cheers.

Leslie

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" Butch Owen " <butchowen

 

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:55 AM

Favorite Oils and a Few Other of My Favorite

Things ;-)

 

 

> Hey Kathleen,

>

>

>> MESSING WITH MY MIND?!!! But Butch,

>>

>> That's SO EASY! ROFLMAO!

>>

>

> Don't know about that .. but its sorta fun. ;-) Next time you are out on

> one of your morning walks and thinking about the deeper things in life ..

> things we don't question but just take for granted that they are normal ..

> you might wanna ponder this deep question. How come most folks are afraid

> of snakes but not afraid of dawgs?

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[Guest guest]

> > you might wanna ponder this deep question. How come most folks are

> > afraid of snakes but not afraid of dawgs?

 

Seriously, that's a good question. I have never been harmed by a snake, and

with all my outdoor time and hiking, I have never even seen one in

California. Now, I know for a fact that rattlesnakes are everywhere around

here, so that just shows how badly they do NOT want to meet us. Dogs, on

the other hand - though I love 'em - can be a real pain in the patou.

 

Dave

 

 

 

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10:56 AM

[Guest guest]

I could quote scripture here that specifies man's dislike of snakes and all,

but I think I can make the best case for the dogs, since everyone can look

up the other in Genesis.

 

I raised dogs, bred them, live with four, have had as many as 17 (2 litters

of pups) all in the house at the same time. We arranged our home to

accomodate a life with dogs.

 

A dog adores you. You come in the door, he's thrilled to see you. You walk

out to get the paper, 15 seconds, and he greets you just as if you'd been

gone forever.

 

I think dogs are the only unconditional love that money can buy. My dogs

know when I'm sad, when I'm sick, and are fiercely protective. I cannot

imagine living without them. And I don't want to.

 

Snakes...not so much.

 

lol

Jen

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" David Lambert " <dlmbrt

 

Wednesday, September 12, 2007 8:10 PM

RE: Favorite Oils and a Few Other of My Favorite

Things ;-)

 

 

>> > you might wanna ponder this deep question. How come most folks are

>> > afraid of snakes but not afraid of dawgs?

>

> Seriously, that's a good question. I have never been harmed by a snake,

> and

> with all my outdoor time and hiking, I have never even seen one in

> California. Now, I know for a fact that rattlesnakes are everywhere

> around

> here, so that just shows how badly they do NOT want to meet us. Dogs, on

> the other hand - though I love 'em - can be a real pain in the patou.

>

> Dave

[Guest guest]

Well, when a big ole chicken snake just tried to eat my little 5lb dog,

I'm watching out for that sucker! Especially after spending about $300

in the emergency room for the snake bite that was an inch wide! Big

snake!! We just found the skin of it the other day underneath my soap

shack! I'm 4'11 " and the skin is slightly taller than me and about 2 "

diameter! Big snake!! Did I say that already? I'm not much

scared of snakes, but I will shoot this sucker!! I don't need it trying

to eat my dogs or chickens! LOL!!

 

Nikie Brown

After The Rayne - Handmade Soaps & Bath Products

http://www.aftertherayne.com

nbrown

936-203-3188

 

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" David Lambert " <dlmbrt

 

Wednesday, September 12, 2007 8:10 PM

RE: Favorite Oils and a Few Other of My

Favorite

Things ;-)

 

 

>> > you might wanna ponder this deep question. How come most folks are

 

>> > afraid of snakes but not afraid of dawgs?

>

> Seriously, that's a good question. I have never been harmed by a

> snake,

> and

> with all my outdoor time and hiking, I have never even seen one in

> California. Now, I know for a fact that rattlesnakes are everywhere

> around

> here, so that just shows how badly they do NOT want to meet us. Dogs,

on

> the other hand - though I love 'em - can be a real pain in the patou.

>

> Dave