Dixie Chicks

[tntchix]

If you spot movement in your periprhial vision dont turn to look directly... There have been several peekers in here at this house I havent told any one... but I smell orange blossoms when my dad is around and Aquavelva when Grandpa is around... here I just see movement in the dark.

deb

my mom's mother sat on the edge of my bed the night she died 200 miles away in a hospital room from an aneurysm. No words were spoken but I knew. The phone call from my mom who was with her came an hour later.

 

[perchie.girl]

Pretty horses percie.girl! A lifetime with horses.

I am lucky to ride ~1/year right now and really miss it when I don't. I had lessons for 2 years as a young kid, then we got our dog. The dog needed training and we became competitive. My thought was why train someone else's horse when I can train my own dog. I've been training dogs since then. Sometimes more or less competitive, these days less.

Lots of horses around here, sadly lots get bought by the meat guy at auction.

There is a gift to dog training and a gift to horse training.... Rarely do those come in the same person.... Awesome you could do both.

deb

 

[perchie.girl]

Quote:
I smelled orange blossoms when dad passed....

deb

 

[tntchix]

neat

 

[Alaskan]

OK, I looked at lots of photos... and I even asked spouse!

spouse thinks it was a guns 'n' roses t shirt.... and the one one of you'll posted is close.... but too plain, the one I had had better graphics.....

so, it must have been a snazier rendition of:

Now, I am thinking "huh, so I went to a guns 'n' roses concert? I wonder what it was like?"

 

[hennible]

L... What were you on that you forgot a concert?

As to smells Associated with death ive heard a lot of stories about that but never had the experience myself, but then again I was right there with my dad when he died and that's the only person I've ever lost so... Punky has a pretty good story about when he lost his best friend... Interesting stuff I'd love to know what it really is, an afterlife or just a sixth sense that we have... Or something else... I sure don't know....

 

[Bogtown Chick]

@Bogtown Chick what is the chiro working to fix ajust help for you specifically?

Well I've been reading a book series and neck down alot with the kindle reader. I think it seriously has led to this shortening or tightening of that neck muscle. I also have a thyroid out of whack which maybe contributing to the neck swelling...IJDK. Anyways went to her desperate with this lymph swelling and we think that the reading, head down for extended periods of time had that muscle tightened and then locked down my neck and the vertebrae. which caused issues with the lymph nodes compressing tissues I suppose. So she loosened it up with a series of two adjustments and stretching and massaging the neck muscles. I just about went to an ENT doctor but then imagined thousands of dollars in imaging on a Health Savings Plan--no thank you. I researched a bit and thought about it and tried her first. I just had a feeling that was it anyways--the extra reading. ENT probably would have told me to go to the chiropractor anyways. I think I literally saved myself thousands of dollars. No joke. The first visit with her was $68 and the second was $48.

 

[BriardChickens]

There is a gift to dog training and a gift to horse training.... Rarely do those come in the same person.... Awesome you could do both.

deb

Thanks Perchie.Girl!!

Animals do seem to get something different from me, even as a young toddler... mom has good horror story of how I grabbed a big escaped Newfoundland Dog by the face who was just about to attack an 8lbs dog in our front door... I grabbed the Newfie's face and said "you don't hurt my friend!" I was as tall has the big 180# dog. The Newfie just started to wag his tail. In the mean time mom and the small dog owner were really just concerned for my face what if the dog had turned on me..

 

[hennible]

Yup you have a gift BC

 

[hennible]

Maybe someday you could work with animals all the time...