One refrigerator has been successfully disinfected, cleaned out and reorganized. Whew. One more step ahead of garden season. I got a few other chores marked off my list too. It's been cold and raining. The weatherman was wrong about a 62°F day. Brr. Today however, it's already 36°F, but that's our high too. I believe we'll need to cut wood tonight.
I haven't had enough good weather days to get back to the barn debris, but one day while taking old man Jesse out, I found a gem in this pile. I took it to the house. I hope to have an update on what I did with the "gem." It may not happen for a few months, as Hubby goes to nights pretty soon (he is working a temporary supervisor night shift for a while). I'll need a bit of help from him. There are many gems in that pile, so I'll be writing down some more ideas as we pick through it.
The other day I had the start of a sinus headache. Although I had taken my mullein tincture early in the morning, the headache persisted. I sipped a hot cup of Holy Basil (Tulsi) tea mixed with freshly grated ginger.
Poof! Headache gone. Holy basil has the ability to relieve sinus pressure, which is what helps relieve a headache. Ginger is anti-inflammatory, so tissue swelling reduces. I've also had luck with using either one by themselves for a headache. I just depends on how bad the headache is.
Many months ago, I mentioned that I plan to learn a new handicraft or two. It's still in the works, but I just don't know when I'll be starting them. It's all a matter of cash flow at this point. We have lots of bigger needs on the list this spring.
I was woken up by Miss Aurora barn kitty. She was meowing so loudly outside, and that usually means bad enough weather so she wants in. Hm. I hope she's wrong.
The other day I had the start of a sinus headache. Although I had taken my mullein tincture early in the morning, the headache persisted. I sipped a hot cup of Holy Basil (Tulsi) tea mixed with freshly grated ginger.
Poof! Headache gone. Holy basil has the ability to relieve sinus pressure, which is what helps relieve a headache. Ginger is anti-inflammatory, so tissue swelling reduces. I've also had luck with using either one by themselves for a headache. I just depends on how bad the headache is.
Many months ago, I mentioned that I plan to learn a new handicraft or two. It's still in the works, but I just don't know when I'll be starting them. It's all a matter of cash flow at this point. We have lots of bigger needs on the list this spring.
I was woken up by Miss Aurora barn kitty. She was meowing so loudly outside, and that usually means bad enough weather so she wants in. Hm. I hope she's wrong.
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