night-vision berries & OT stuff; was: National Blueberry Pie Day

April 28, 2006

He was a bit weird, and i consider myself to be

rather odd, so for me to think anyone is weird is saying

a lot! *lol* He started off asking me about being a

vegetarian, and how would i survive when the Three Sisters

and Yellowstone erupted and we all were forced to live off

the land and in caves.... then he segued into the blueberries

being good to strengthen my night vision, and then he got

REALLY strange and started talking about hidden undergroud

races of giants that would come up to eat us [ think he refered

to them as Erlogs]. Oh my... and of course our government has

known about them forever but just aren't telling us!

My kids laugh because i seem to attract the weirdest people

when i am out in public so it is always entertaining! *lol*

Guess i am a good listener and i put out the kook-vibes.

Anyway, enough about that. Here is a site that tells all the

wonderful health bennies of the blueberry, and they even

mention the night vision thingie in the smaller print:

http://www.suffolkblues.co.uk/health.html

Oh, and i see blueberries are a cousin to the billberries.

~ pt ~

Material things by themselves do not bring happiness and

peace of mind. Only spiritual things bring happiness.

When we live a spiritual life we will not have darkness.

Instead, we will be happy.

~ Elder's Meditation, whitebison.org

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, " Amy " <sandpiperhiker

wrote:

>

> I thought night vision was the bilberry. Maybe it's related though?

April 28, 2006

He does sound a a little eccentric! :-)

Thanks for the link!

April 28, 2006

No, no, no.... I am a little eccentric.

This guy was looney-tunes! *lol*

He was fun to listen to though.

Everytime i make something with blueberries

in it my kids will say something smartass like,

" Oooooh, good for our night vision so we can fight

off those Erlogs! " hehehe

~ pt ~

" Celebrate Earth Day every day. "

~ John Denver

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, " Amy " <sandpiperhiker

wrote:

>

> He does sound a a little eccentric! :-)

> Thanks for the link!

>

May 3, 2006

Too funny - we are, who we speak. Makes life interesting I suppose so long

as we're not talking to the voices in our head. ...we should be talking

" with " them. har har.

Man I likes me the blueberries big time. And of course they are incredible

for us, that's why they are a bazillion dollars per small container. I can

buy a truckload of high fructose corn syrup for 2 pennies and half a cheese

puff but the healthy produce is big mullah.

Anyway, I've been big into cereals as of late. I saw a brand (post selects

i believe) with blueberries and picked that bad boy up. Of course I picked

up some bananas as usual (seriously nothing better than blueberries and

bananas - added to some already bought raisins and vanilla soy milk).

There's always some sort of IF. This particular flavor of cereal of all of

them was the only one I saw that wasn't whole grain. The first word (not

even ingredient, just word) in the ingredients list was " degerminated " . I

looked it up quickly and from what I gathered it means that they took all of

the good stuff out of the grain (in this case corn). Anyone have any idea

why this process exists?

So I'm going to try another cereal and buy one of those bags of dried

blueberries that ya see near the raisins.

PT, thanks for that link. Wow, reverses aging!

On 4/28/06, ~ PT ~ <> wrote:

>

> He was a bit weird, and i consider myself to be

> rather odd, so for me to think anyone is weird is saying

> a lot! *lol* He started off asking me about being a

> vegetarian, and how would i survive when the Three Sisters

> and Yellowstone erupted and we all were forced to live off

> the land and in caves.... then he segued into the blueberries

> being good to strengthen my night vision, and then he got

> REALLY strange and started talking about hidden undergroud

> races of giants that would come up to eat us [ think he refered

> to them as Erlogs]. Oh my... and of course our government has

> known about them forever but just aren't telling us!

> My kids laugh because i seem to attract the weirdest people

> when i am out in public so it is always entertaining! *lol*

> Guess i am a good listener and i put out the kook-vibes.

>

> Anyway, enough about that. Here is a site that tells all the

> wonderful health bennies of the blueberry, and they even

> mention the night vision thingie in the smaller print:

> http://www.suffolkblues.co.uk/health.html

>

> Oh, and i see blueberries are a cousin to the billberries.

>

> ~ pt ~

>

May 3, 2006

, subprong <subprong

wrote:

>

> Man I likes me the blueberries big time. And of course they are

incredible

> for us, that's why they are a bazillion dollars per small

container. I can

> buy a truckload of high fructose corn syrup for 2 pennies and half a

cheese

> puff but the healthy produce is big mullah.

>

> Anyway, I've been big into cereals as of late. I saw a brand (post

selects

> i believe) with blueberries and picked that bad boy up. Of course I

picked

> up some bananas as usual (seriously nothing better than blueberries

and

> bananas - added to some already bought raisins and vanilla soy milk).

I'm with you on the blueberries and bananas! Check out my

blog at www.zenpawn.com/vegblog , where the last couple of

entries have featured these spectacular fruits.

-Erin

May 3, 2006

I usually have a banana strawberry smoothie for breakfast, but when I'm in a

hurry, I put a handful of raw oatmeal in a bowl and pour vanilla soymilk over it

and let it soak for a few minutes, then I add corn-flakes (or any other

breakfast cereal that I happen to have on hand) I then sprinkle a teas.of

wheat-germ over the top.-- Recently I have been pouring a little of my French

Vanilla (fat free) coffee creamer over my cereal to make it even yummier. (And

of course you can always add bananas and/or blueberries etc)

Tia

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