BowSenior Contributor
Share a cuppa?
I've just made myself a cuppa and would love a friend if anyone is around?
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Share a cuppa?
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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I do have to go so I can go to bed and get a good night sleep and hopefully start to feel better tomorrow, and hopefully none of the kids want to do surprise science experiments tomorrow like they did today! @tyme @Abner thank you for a nice chat sorry couldn’t stay for longer
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tymeModerator
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No way do I brew kombucha at home LOL. I barely cook let alone brew kombucha 🙂 @Former-Member
I buy Remedy's all the time and i find I am soooooo thirsty after having it. I've tried all the flavours and used to buy the 1 litre bottle. Now, I'm sticking to sparkling water...until my next fad.
I'm hopping into bed soon... I hope every one has a refreshing sleep! (me included lol).
I feel so much better after hanging out with all of you.
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tymeModerator
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Hahahaha @ArraDreaming - science experiments... that's ALL you have to say. I get it LOL
Have a good night 🙂 Thanks for the chat
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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I’ll just leave you with this last mental image…
- toilet water
- mud
- milk
- a 5 year old
that’s all I have say.
good night @tyme
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tymeModerator
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LOL @ArraDreaming !
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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You'll probably experience some pain for a little while @ArraDreaming because eventhough the painkiller is anti-inflamatory whatever inflamation is still there will have to taken down gradually. Inflamation occurs to try to protect the nerves, it's the same principle as airbags in a car, it's the body's fightback so for the nerves to get rest the pain killer relieves pressure on them, but has to gradually bring the swelling down, otherwise the brain wouldn't cope with the pressure. We actually register physical pain in our brains, not in the nerves, the nerves tell the brain there's an injury and then the brain tells us by way of pain. So in a way physical pain can be good, even though it can be excruciating...but it isn't good if there's too much of it, and often that's where opioid painkillers are very necessary, they don't automatically take the pain away when pain is serious, but they bring it down to a bearable level and then start the mending process.
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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That's understandable @ArraDreaming, she's got a very caring brother looking out for her. You'll make sure she's ok, and if you need help with her care, there's help available.
How are you feeling this morning? It's beautiful weather here right now and I'm about to go for a run myself.
How are you feeling this morning? It's beautiful weather here right now and I'm about to go for a run myself.
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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Movie day here @Abner
its so horrible out there was thinking about going to the indoor trampoline park but we might just stay home
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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Hi @tyme, kombucha softdrinks are also carbonated. In fact they and kvass softdrinks are two of the few softdrinks that are actually healthy, and kombucha softdrinks you can drink every day with no ill effects, kvass softdrinks on the other hand, you still should only every so often. You can also get it healthy levels of kvass in rye bread. Maybe for lunch you might make a rye bread sandwich, some kombucha tea(?), and sparkling water.
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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Speaking of movies @ArraDreaming, yesterday I watched a beautiful film on my phone called 'The Wonder', probably not great viewing for children as it's set after the potato famine in Ireland, and it's about the relationship between grief, religion and starvation...but it's a beautiful story, and it ends well. If you want, when you've some time check it out.
