Zombies

Power's getting flakier all the time. Word is that the power plant outside town is having some trouble maintaining the flow. Phones are mostly dead, except for cell phones, and even those are getting erratic. Even when we can get a signal strong enough to make a call, long-distance calls aren't getting through that often, and rarely does anyone pick up. Only the most optimistic try at all

It's amazing to see this kind of social collapse after two weeks. There are a few people who are still taking charge and seeing to it that the basics of survival are met, but those following are pretty much just going through the motions.

So that leaves this laptop, one of a few, and some jumpy people. No one's sure what's going on at this point, but no one is hazarding many guesses, either. It's like most of us don't want to know. We haven't seen many of those things in the last couple of days, but at least one of the ones that was gunned down isn't there anymore. Whether someone dragged it off or not, nobody knows.

Something big happened last night. Off to the east, we heard a few thumps, and someone said they were mines. Then we heard more, and then gunfire -- a lot of it. The sky over there lit up dimly, even though it was probably a couple of miles off. I don't know what was going on, but whatever it was, it lasted for most of a half hour.

I'm compiling a list of those here. Maybe it will be of some comfort if we can set up communications, so that friends and family in other parts of the city will be able to know. We have some basic communications set up, using mirrors flashing Morse code to others, because no one wants to go in the streets. The only two groups that have tried that didn't make it to the next group over, and they didn't come back. We're hoping they're somewhere in the middle, maybe holed up in a house or something.

This is rambling. I've been up all night. I'm going to sleep. I feel already like a Zombie.



Our topic this week was reigniting a couple's passion for spanking. Here are your thoughts.

PK: I obviously have no answer, but I'll be reading what other have to say.

Dragon's Rose: I hand him the paddle and tell him to get busy. It's a little topping from the bottom.

Hermione: This happened to us a few years ago. After a prolonged absence of spanking, my husband set aside some time for the two of us to be alone. We went to a relative's unoccupied apartment and had some sexy fun that included spanking. After three day trips to the apartment, we both realized how much we had missed spanking and vowed never to let it fall by the wayside again.

Sunny Girl: I need some suggestions. I will be checking back in later.

Bob B: My spark or even flame never goes out, it is always there. For my wife, it is different because it does nothing for her but she knows it turns me on. We went through a long period of no sex or spanking because we drifted apart and I was not showing her any respect or giving her the love she needed. Once I sorted myself out and made her feel loved and cherished, the red stripy bottom came back. I think it takes a very special person to put yourself through a spanking and caning because it enhances sex for your partner, but she says it turns her on because it turns me on. I am a very lucky man.

Jenny: I have no real advice either. I have at times resorted to gentle jokes and reminders, but right now, we are in a several-month lull. I'm not very inclined to remind him about spanking again, mostly due to my questioning of this lifestyle for us. First, he is really a pure vanilla who only did this for me. Second, other bloggers disappeared after saying that it saved their relationship (Sara). It makes me question the whole thing. Maybe it is just a fantasy that I am trying to live out in real life - and that may be asking too much.

Anon: Flaunt it! Drum tight skirts, straining jeans, short skirts giving a flash of bare bot, and a nicely timed bend over will soon get your man's palm back in action.

Marie Pinkerton: We've gone in cycles where real life has postponed spanking action, and then eventually picked it back up. I don't really remember anything in particular as having reignited it.

I think it's one of those "out of sight, out of mind" things. If we don't do it for long enough, we'll forget about it. As soon as one of us remembers, the flame is back on and the butt on fire again.

Terpsichore: Oh please do share...

Bonnie: For the sake of this discussion, let's assume the two people in question have simply drifted away from spanking due to other priorities, as opposed to making a firm decision to abandon this activity. In the latter case, the following list may not be adequate.

Here are ten suggestions:

Talk. Only though open communication can you each know where your partner stands. What you perceive to be a problem may be a simple misunderstanding.

Make it fun. This could involve sex, but laughter works too.

Move physically closer to your partner. Position yourself so that the two of you touch more often – on the couch, while walking together, in bed, and elsewhere. Demonstrate your affection with a gentle touch.

Provide positive feedback. Let your partner know when they do something you like. Non-verbal communication is particularly effective here. :)

Make a date. You're never too old or too married to share a date. If you schedule your time together, it is much more likely to happen. Randy and I particularly like our standing weekly date, but some couples have to be more flexible.

Set up a signal. It's fun to share a secret that only the two of you understand. It could be a codeword or an object or gesture. In any case, you can agree that it means “I want/need to spend some spanking time with you.”

Blog or journal about how you feel. Share your writings with your partner when it makes sense to do so.

Buy a new implement as a gift. Nothing says spanking like a nice new leather paddle.

Employ supportive words and a soothing tone. Try to make your partner feel glad to be with you.

Failing all that, that whole bending over and shaking your bottom routine is often remarkably effective.

Thank you all for joining our brunch gathering.

Cancer Tutor by by R. Webster Kehr

CANCERTUTOR:

I made more research work for alternative health care treatments and I found one very important website with tones of good information. The name of the website speaks for itself:

www.cancertutor.com

The website has fascinating information - it takes a while to get an overview and read about all the different topics, but it's one of the best and powerful websites I have seen.

The website is maintained and created by R. Webster Kehr - well, I never met him, but one thing is for sure: HE IS A ROCKSTAR !

Thank you so much for all your efforts and information - HIGHLY APPRECIATED !

Sodium Dichloroacetate (DCA) - The Cancer Cure ?

Sodium Dichloroacetate (DCA) - The Cancer Cure ?

THE RIEDER THEORY

The Rieder Theory:

Chronic Fatigue, Chronic Infections (Pharyngitis, Sinusitis),  Chronic Muscle Pain, Thyroid Issues like Hyperthyroidism, Allergic Reactions & Skin itching are triggered by a fungi, yeast, mold or spore from the sort or type of

1 Candida
2 Aspergillus
3 Cryptococcus
4 Histoplasma
5 Pneumocystis
6 Stachybotrys

A fungi is nesting in your digestive system and guts and produces  alkaloids and polyketides, that are toxic to humans.

The fungi is becoming a Pathogenic fungi.
Pathogenic fungi are fungi that cause disease in humans or other organisms. The study of pathogenic fungi is referred to as medical mycology. Although fungi are eukaryotic organisms many pathogenic fungi are also microorganisms.

The human body tries to attack the fungi by creating more and more antibodies. This can cause collateral damage, like Thyroid Issues, Chronic Infections, Chronic Fatigue, etc.

Food can't digest anymore like it should - and substances are flooding the human blood stream.
Resulting in different kind of diseases.


Why do we have such an aggressive fungi attack these days ?

1. To much crazy use of broadband antibiotics, which causes all kind of  side effects, including the killing of "good bacteria" in the intestines and yeast overgrowth, yeast infections, growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and suppressed immune system.


2. To much use of fungi & yeast in processed food.

Related links to find more information:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungus

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathogenic_fungi

http://www.biosignlabs.com/Advanced_Mold__Sickness.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycosis

http://www.nutritionresearchcenter.org/healthnews/why-use-olive-leaf-to-kill-fungus-bacteria-yeast-infections/

http://www.sheilashea.com/candida.html

Help for Candida

So far the most interesting website I've found to fight fungus. Lot's of information - gives you a very good overview of possibilities to fight candida. Can't say anything about there product named Threelac. But overall the website provides bundled information and it looks like that the Threelac really works. Can't testify by myself - but so far thumbs up for this website !


http://www.candidasupport.org/tests.html


Link to wikipedia for Candidiasis:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candidiasis

Cancer caused by Fungus ?

Well.. I can't say more about that... need to make more research .. but overall the theory from Dr. Tullio  Simoncini seems to be very very interesting.

http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/therapy-simoncini.html

RAW FOOD with Ka Sundance

Who hasn't seen Ka yet ...... you miss some really very interesting information. Ka and his family is originally from Germany (big brother) and live today in Costa Rica. They are on raw food and he made lot of experience with his family. The experience he shares is very very usefull, lot's of good information and suggestions.

There are many videos from Ka.. so check them out, it's really worth it - and yes, thank you Ka for sharing: