How about going down the basement stairs, alone, when they only had treads and no risers? Even if you turned on the light, it never illuminated under there. 8O
Actually that really wasn't much of a problem. I'd just send my brother down first.
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How about going down the basement stairs, alone, when they only had treads and no risers? Even if you turned on the light, it never illuminated under there. 8O
Actually that really wasn't much of a problem. I'd just send my brother down first.
How about going down the basement stairs, alone, when they only had treads and no risers? Even if you turned on the light, it never illuminated under there. 8O
Actually that really wasn't much of a problem. I'd just send my brother down first.
And, you could smell the must, like living death. The spiders!
yeah thanks for planting those small nightmare seeds....
You eat yogurt- Filled with good bacteria - Pro biotic- Same with cheeses. Your body has in your stomach around 4-5 K differing types of these. Needed for your health. Research is showing that the proper balance of stomach bacterias and such are critical you your long term health.
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many people go thru treatments with anti biotics or other treatments, have killed all this off. They do a fecal transplant.
Another Dr has a treatment for C Difficle- it is poop pills from close relatives, replenishes the bacteria needed.
It was a Calgary Dr that started this.
Poop pills are latest way to cure dangerous C. diff infections, new study shows - NBC News.com
Canadian authors of a new study presented Wednesday at IDWeek 2013, a gathering of infectious disease experts, report the first formal success of fecal transplant pills aimed at treating severe recurrent C. diff infections, which U.S. health officials recently named one of the top three antibiotic-related threats in the nation.
Dr. Thomas Louie, an infectious disease expert from the University of Calgary, found a way to package donated stool into vitamin-sized capsules used to repopulate the intestines of C. diff sufferers with beneficial bacteria.
yeah and I would tighten my body so much it felt like my head was going to blow off
my brother was a prick for that...he would either turn the power off downstairs with the big breaker and then I would tremble in terror waiting for what he was going to do next as he snuck up the stairs...or sometimes he would pretend something was killing him down there or he would try to grab your ankles from behind the stairs...How about going down the basement stairs, alone, when they only had treads and no risers? Even if you turned on the light, it never illuminated under there. 8O
Actually that really wasn't much of a problem. I'd just send my brother down first.
that fear was delicious wasn't it?
interesting thanks ♦
Well yeah, that's why the little brother was the sacrifice.
That was the fear with the open risers!
Hey it kept us alive, right? LOL. Remember turning off the bedroom light then leaping into bed in the dark from the door? Talk about a long jump!
that type of terror when you feel safe is wonderful, and no I couldn't make it to the bed from the door so
but I could see under the bed so it was okay...also when I was younger I had a Micky Mouse night light and he had on a cool blue button down blazer and his glow was pretty and comforting, plus my monkey Mickey in bed with me...the one my mum tried to throw out when his striped body was rotting and the stuffing started coming out but I found him and yanked him out of the garbage, she told me he must have slipped in there...I believed it for years...he ended up getting a new body...I still have him
I might take him to bed tonight...;-)
And childhood nightmares,
Before I turned four, I dreamt my father, an elder sister, and I were at my grandmother's house. We were playing hide-and-go-seek. I was "it" and as I counted, my sister and father ran off to hide. When I set out to look, I could find neither. There was a small wood shed attached to the back porch. I raised the lid, and the shed was empty except for a bloodied arm resting at the bottom. I just knew, The arm reached for me, grabbed me by the wrist a slowly lifted me into the air. The terror shook me awake. Lying awake, it was pitch black in the room...
Good night!
Before I turned four, I dreamt my father, an elder sister, and I were at my grandmother's house. We were playing hide-and-go-seek. I was "it" and as I counted, my sister and father ran off to hide. When I set out to look, I could find neither. There was a small wood shed attached to the back porch. I raised the lid, and the shed was empty except for a bloodied arm resting at the bottom. I just knew, The arm reached for me, grabbed me by the wrist a slowly lifted me into the air. The terror shook me awake. Lying awake, it was pitch black in the room...
Good night!
You guys are welcome to your cholesterol... er... oh, sorry, I meant butter.
I use various things instead of butter: vegetable, canola, olive and other oils, or vegan margarines.
i use olive oil and grape seed oil as well, i often mix the two when frying, as olive oil burns easily but
the grapeseed oil doesn't, and i sometimes add a bit of becel to the two oils when cooking As well, adds
a bit of flavour for certain foods.
I thought this would be safe thread to read. now i'm going to be thinking about creatures hiding, waiting to attack. :shock: now I need a hot chick to keep me distracted.
now i'm going to be thinking about creatures hiding, waiting to attack. :shock: now I need a hot chick to keep me distracted. 
Butter - yum! Love to spread it on rice crackers and for cooking veggies. Adds an immense amount of flavor.
Don't have any yellow grease in the house, just butter. Also use olive, sesame seed, and soybean oils. We bake with lard and butter, not shortening or the yellow grease.
yes, butter freezes and we keep 2 or 3 bricks of 454 gms in the freezer, 1 in the fridge, and a cube of 227 gms on the counter.
The nonsense of low fat & low cholesterol busted: Fats and Cholesterol: Out with the Bad, In with the Good | The Nutrition Source | Harvard School of Public Health
yes, butter freezes and we keep 2 or 3 bricks of 454 gms in the freezer, 1 in the fridge, and a cube of 227 gms on the counter.
The nonsense of low fat & low cholesterol busted: Fats and Cholesterol: Out with the Bad, In with the Good | The Nutrition Source | Harvard School of Public Health
light margarine is 'light' usually because it has water whipped into it, so if you're cooking with them, a lot of it evaporates, which means you're paying twice as much to cook with it.
i just add a bit to the oils to add flavour, the oils are the main cooking ingredient, i never cook only
with margarine.
olive oil has too much flavour to use it alone, grapeseed oil has no flavour
to cook with it alone, so a bit of becel light completes the ingredients,
not much is needed.
The nutritionist at the hospital here says for heart patients- margarine, for everyone else it doesn't matter much. Butter is much higher in cholesterol.
Two of the healthiest oils are Olive Oil and Canola oil.
I like the taste of Becel
Very good for us and it has multiple uses so when I buy it I scoop out a bunch and place it in a separate jar to be used as body lotion....it's wonderfulMe too, and it's actually good for us.