Geoff's Ramblings
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Comment from Joan E.
I am pleased to hear that you are healing well and have your next appointment soon and can test out the new lifts at the railway station with Louise. Thanks for the tip about packing items in ziplock bags in case of an ant attack. Keep up your walking routine--that's what keeps me going! Smiles- Joan
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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I am pleased to hear that you are healing well and have your next appointment soon and can test out the new lifts at the railway station with Louise. Thanks for the tip about packing items in ziplock bags in case of an ant attack. Keep up your walking routine--that's what keeps me going! Smiles- Joan
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks Joan for the great review. Had all this phoney money needed using up some. Hoping no more cancers. Looking forward to the new wound being like the old one, soon.
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My positive thoughts are with you. Sweet dreams- Joan
Comment from lyenochka
Thank you for the updates, Geoff. So glad you are getting better, back to walking and watching what you eat. May the Lord bless you with full healing. Blessings to you and Louise!
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Thank you for the updates, Geoff. So glad you are getting better, back to walking and watching what you eat. May the Lord bless you with full healing. Blessings to you and Louise!
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks Sis I think? Not a Bro?? Appreciated your lovely review.
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Yes, a sis ! Blessings to you both!
Comment from tfawcus
No sixes left in my coffers at this time in the week, I'm afraid.
Glad to hear that the cancer wounds are continuing to heal. Interesting to hear your comments about gluten-free products. Although neither my wife nor I need a gluten-free diet, sometimes our bed and breakfast guest do.
Ants can be difficult to get rid of. We've found the liquid product, AntRid, effective for internal use. We also use airtight plastic containers for the storage of cereals and other dry goods.
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No sixes left in my coffers at this time in the week, I'm afraid.
Glad to hear that the cancer wounds are continuing to heal. Interesting to hear your comments about gluten-free products. Although neither my wife nor I need a gluten-free diet, sometimes our bed and breakfast guest do.
Ants can be difficult to get rid of. We've found the liquid product, AntRid, effective for internal use. We also use airtight plastic containers for the storage of cereals and other dry goods.
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks for the great review. Hope some new FS'ers have found you? Woolworths or is it Safeway down there still? Has taken over the 5% discount on Gluten Free Groceries from Coles or Bi Lo down there maybe? Started on the 5th March. You might tell Coeliac Australia you make provision for your Gluten-Free guests. Thanks again.
Comment from Aaqib Naeem
Thank you for sharing this ramble as well. It truly lifts my heart to see you in such high spirits and taking your fight and struggle with cancer in such high spirits! I am sure that you are an inspiration to many...4 sessions per week for 4 weeks...wow!! Thats quite something.
I wish you the best of health again and its so nice to hear from you again after a few days! Keep fighting the good fight, Sir! :-)
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thank you for sharing this ramble as well. It truly lifts my heart to see you in such high spirits and taking your fight and struggle with cancer in such high spirits! I am sure that you are an inspiration to many...4 sessions per week for 4 weeks...wow!! Thats quite something.
I wish you the best of health again and its so nice to hear from you again after a few days! Keep fighting the good fight, Sir! :-)
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks you my wonderful new young friend. I do appreciate the lovely review. I hope you will get time to read my autobiography sadly rewardless atrm. The Little Dog That Wouldn't Let Go in case you have forgotten. All the best, mate.
Comment from Sally Law
Oh, you head looks so much better. I'd thought I'd cry on the last one. I can relate to gluten free diet restrictions and gravitate towards a low sugar, zero gluten and zero oats diet. My favorite breakfast is eggs. I eat them every day. I also eat from grain free breakfast bars but they are pricey. Good though. For ants: Oranges and lemons.
Make a paste of one cup warm water and a few orange peel, which will help in getting rid of ants. Spread this paste around entry points of ants and wipe it afterwards. You can also place orange peels on the kitchen slab or wherever you think these ants may enter from. It acts as natural deterrent for ants that may not only keep them but also keep them away. Lemons do the same. I got this off the web, but my mother used this method. Smells wonderful. We were low on funds and had plenty of oranges living in Florida.
So glad you and Louise are going to give it a go and travel together on the railway. Save journeys, my dears. I wish Jackson and I lived nearby to take you!! Thinking of you both and praying still.
Sal coxo
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Oh, you head looks so much better. I'd thought I'd cry on the last one. I can relate to gluten free diet restrictions and gravitate towards a low sugar, zero gluten and zero oats diet. My favorite breakfast is eggs. I eat them every day. I also eat from grain free breakfast bars but they are pricey. Good though. For ants: Oranges and lemons.
Make a paste of one cup warm water and a few orange peel, which will help in getting rid of ants. Spread this paste around entry points of ants and wipe it afterwards. You can also place orange peels on the kitchen slab or wherever you think these ants may enter from. It acts as natural deterrent for ants that may not only keep them but also keep them away. Lemons do the same. I got this off the web, but my mother used this method. Smells wonderful. We were low on funds and had plenty of oranges living in Florida.
So glad you and Louise are going to give it a go and travel together on the railway. Save journeys, my dears. I wish Jackson and I lived nearby to take you!! Thinking of you both and praying still.
Sal coxo
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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We tried the orange peels didn't work. Thanks for the great review. On the same page again hehe.
Comment from judiverse
Glad to hear that the cancer wound is healing nicely as well as the graft site. That must be a lot to go through, with the radiotherapy treatment sessions. Your comments about the Gluten-free diet and cereal you found. It is hard to do without sugar. Interesting comment about how ants go after sugar in any form. No wonder they find many things to attract them at picnics. judi
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Glad to hear that the cancer wound is healing nicely as well as the graft site. That must be a lot to go through, with the radiotherapy treatment sessions. Your comments about the Gluten-free diet and cereal you found. It is hard to do without sugar. Interesting comment about how ants go after sugar in any form. No wonder they find many things to attract them at picnics. judi
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Yep fer shore. Thanks for the great review.,
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You're welcome. Best of luck with your treatment. judi
Comment from davisr (Rhonda)
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for your commentary and updates.
I have recently put my family on an anti inflammatory diet based on my husband's RA and my mother-in-law's diabetes. For me, I just want to be healthy.
I was glad to hear about some of you diet suggestions.
Take care,
Rhonda
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Hi Geoff,
Thanks for your commentary and updates.
I have recently put my family on an anti inflammatory diet based on my husband's RA and my mother-in-law's diabetes. For me, I just want to be healthy.
I was glad to hear about some of you diet suggestions.
Take care,
Rhonda
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks Rhonda thought I needed to post again and use up some phoney money. Loved the review thanks.
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I looked up the sugar substitute you mentioned, and it sounded good, but they don?t offer it in the US. Too bad, but I?ll be looking for it.
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Rhonda, we can't get Brown Splendor or is it Splenda? here either. Logicane helps me not miss brown sugar so much. If you have any CSR products (an Australian Company - Colonial Sugar Refinery) maybe Logicane should be around someplace.
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It?s called Splenda, but I didn?t know they made it in brown sugar. I?ll look into it. At least we do have choices, and that?s good.
Comment from BethShelby
Well it is nice to hear from you again. It does look like your head is healing nicely. It sounds as though your dietary requirements are complicated. I know it isn't good for me but I'm glad there is not reason other than needing to lose weight to keep me from having sugar.
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Well it is nice to hear from you again. It does look like your head is healing nicely. It sounds as though your dietary requirements are complicated. I know it isn't good for me but I'm glad there is not reason other than needing to lose weight to keep me from having sugar.
Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Well mate, I am glad you don't have Coeliac and or Type 2 Diabetes to deal with. Thanks for the great review.
Comment from lauralumummu
Thanks for sharing this. I am glad you are doing well and exercise is important. Cinnamon is also nice on porridge and helps with blood sugar and pressure. I with pray for your complete healing. well written. God bless you. Laura.
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reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks for sharing this. I am glad you are doing well and exercise is important. Cinnamon is also nice on porridge and helps with blood sugar and pressure. I with pray for your complete healing. well written. God bless you. Laura.
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Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks Laura I do Cinnamon and Coconut Gluten Free Weet Bix as an alternative to the porridge some times.
Comment from royowen
I've noticed the wound is a little less gross, and a lot more affable for the eye. The ziplock bags are a great modern invention. In days long past the Antrid we got in a sickly syrup for was a lot more affective than this stupid powder, it seems it's a lot more ineffective. Well done Geoff, thanks for the update, blessings Roy
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I've noticed the wound is a little less gross, and a lot more affable for the eye. The ziplock bags are a great modern invention. In days long past the Antrid we got in a sickly syrup for was a lot more affective than this stupid powder, it seems it's a lot more ineffective. Well done Geoff, thanks for the update, blessings Roy
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Comment Written 06-Mar-2020
reply by the author on 06-Mar-2020
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Thanks Bro Roy. We were having trouble with Ant rid too beside the mess it makes of places it is applied thanks for the lovely review. I forget if you are surburban Adelaide or rural like Tony Fawcus? How are you doing with the hoarders? Might write a poem about the current goings on. I have said it before I am glad God is in control, Bro. Appreciate the review.
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Suburban that?s me, Elizabeth way,
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Calvary Baptist in Elizabeth was started by an American Missionary. Our former pastor was pastor there (Adelaide bloke too Welsh/English origins) for some years before he came to our church. Elizabeth is kinda rural though isn't it? the Airforce base still there?
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not really rural, maybe back in the 50s or 60s
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Yeah Adelaide has probably grown out ro Elizabeth. Were the Adelaide Hills rural in the old days? Mt Lofty and all that?
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They still are really Geoff
