Too much about nothing?

Inspiron, conspirin' to loosen my grip on my Empire.

What say you,  Smee, is it all about nuffing?

A little bit of snuff is what might be required. Gone in a puff and a thin blue line of smoke, cough, cough

What the heck is it all about?

This is what it is all about

Chiropractic

Alternative medicine
Daniel David Palmer, inventor of chiropractic
Claims	Vertebral subluxation, spinal adjustment, innate intelligence
Risks	Vertebral artery dissection (stroke), compression fracture, death
Related fields	Osteopathy, vitalism
Year proposed	1895 in Davenport, Iowa, U.S.
Original proponents	D.D. Palmer
Subsequent proponents	B.J. Palmer
MeSH	D002684

Tea-wittea-woo

Herbal tea is good - no caffeine

Grate a small peace of Ginger root and brew it in some water,

There are many benefits to drinking rooibos tea, among those is the fact that it contains no caffeine. It is a perfect tea if you wish to avoid caffeine or are sensitive to the chemical.
Possibly the best news is that rooibos tea tastes great and can be mixed into delightful tea drinks. There really is no reason not to try it.

Is Rooibos Decaffeinated?

Also known as red tea, rooibos is a naturally caffeine-free herb from South Africa.
Like its relative the honeybush, rooibos has a bold taste which some compare to black tea. This makes it a popular caffeine-free alternative to regular black tea.However, rooibos is not decaf. The term "decaffeinated" refers to items which had caffeine, then went through a process to have most of the caffeine removed. Since rooibos is naturally caffeine-free, it cannot be decaffeinated.

Actions do speak louder than words, Deeds do, indeed!

"A womp babaluba, awomp-bomp boom!"

That's all Ihave to say right now!

I am a latent, patent blogger

“If you really want to do something, you will find a way.  If you don’t, you will find an excuse.”

~ John Rohn ~

What a way to go somewhere, anywhere, wherever, never clever, Trevor!

Requirements of Restored Relationship

By Rick Warren — Mar 10, 2018

“Search for peace, and work to maintain it” (1 Peter 3:11 NLT). Forgiveness is not resuming a relationship without change. In fact, forgiveness and resuming a relationship are two different things. Forgiveness is what you do as the offended person. Resuming the relationship is what the other person does in order to get back into your good graces. Saying “I’m sorry” is not enough. In fact, the Bible teaches three things that are essential to resume a relationship that’s been broken — and the offender has to do all three of these things. 1. Restoring a relationship requires repentance. In other words, you’re truly saddened about what you did. That’s not just saying, “I’m sorry.” It means saying, “I was wrong. Please forgive me.” You can be sorry that the weather was bad or something like that, but repentance is admitting wrong and being truly sorry. 2. Restoring a relationship requires restitution. Sometimes you have to do some kind of physical or material restitution. Even when you’re forgiven, it doesn’t mean you’re off the hook. You still have to pay a debt to society or to someone for what was damaged or destroyed by your actions. 3. Restoring a relationship requires rebuilding trust. That, friends, takes a long, long time. When somebody hurts you, you have to forgive him or her immediately. But you don’t have to trust that person immediately. Forgiveness is built on grace and is unconditional, while trust has to be rebuilt over a period of time.

 

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