Posted on 12/01/2017 6:12:44 AM PST by Red Badger
I don't know why, but that comment made me involuntarily snicker, then I had an immediate feeling it was inappropriate to laugh...don't know why.
For some odd reason, it reminded me of my grandfather's wake, and my brother brought my five year old nephew to it. My grandfather was 94, and he had a very big French nose, laying on his back, it looked like a two car garage.
As my brother and his son knelt beside the corpse, my nephew looked up as his father, and with all the appropriateness and tact available to a five year old, he said: "Can I put my fingers up his nose?"
Even after all these years, it makes me grin to think of it, then for a split second, I have to think "Is that appropriate to laugh?"
No heat was ever plumbed into the room, so closing the pocket doors meant below freezing temperatures in the winter.
This room was where they laid out family members who had died. The pipe was mfor the melting ice in warm weather until burial, and the pocket doors were meant to keep the body cold until the ground thawed enough to dig a grave in the spring.
When keeping it real gets creepy..........
This is a good news/bad news article. Good to see a cure. But the bath houses will return, and a worse disease will follow.
We forget how that kind of thing works these days...we take for granted we can plant people into the ground whenever we want, probably because we don’t have to dig the grave!
I'm going for cremation and small little bags my kids can hang from their rear view mirrors so I get to go on their trips.
Hahahahahaha...”I will be with you always”!
Ive heard about taking apricot kernels but also read dangerous if take too many? Where do you buy yours from?
I took 45 a day for 6 weeks, broken down into three equal doses.
I have heard the same thing, but can find not one documented case where anyone got any more than nauseous, which is easily remedied by mixing the kernels with apple sauce or juice.
The big reason that it is suppressed is money, your doc makes about 6,000 dollars a chemo treatment, I make about 10 dollars from the sale of a month supply of Kernels.
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