In one week we will be going on a Rambling Adventure around most of the state's just west of the Mississippi.
We're excited that we get to see state's that we've never been to and Doodles will be able to mark several states off on his map as well. Dude will be staying behind to take care of the dogs and the garden.
We hope you join us on this adventure of Rambling Around!
M & S
Uptown Grange
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Friday, June 24, 2016
Friday, October 16, 2015
Feeling Under the Weather?
Whenever I hear friends and co-workers say that they aren’t
feeling well I immediately mention to them about a great bath that I take
several times a month.
This bath is a tried & true bath, for my family at least.
It’s really easy, only has 2-3 main ingredients. Start with bath water as hot as you can stand
it. To it add:
- 2 Cups Epsom salts
- 1-2 Cups Raw Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1 Cup Baking Soda (optional, but does help with the PH of the water and your body, individuals with edema, liver disease, kidney disease, or high blood pressure should use caution if using baking soda as it does contain sodium.)
You can also add a few drops your own essential oils mix
depending on whether you are under the weather or stressed out.
I also like to put on some relaxing music, and try to
mediate or close my mind off.
Stay in the bath until you are sweating it out or until the
water cools down. Then rinse in a cool
to luke warm shower. Try not to use any
body soap or shampoo that isn’t natural as well.
That’s it. I do recommend that you drink lots of water the day you plan on doing this and make
sure you drink lots of water after you’ve taken it. Also, have a light meal during the day as
well if you don’t eat anything this bath may make you feel dizzy and light
headed.
I am normally exhausted by the time I’ve taken this bath so
I take mine just before bedtime. By the next morning I am usually feeling a lot better.
M & S
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Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Happy 1st Day of Fall
HaPpY 1st Day of Fall! One of my most favorite seasons…next to Spring.
Granted where we are there is a very real possibility that we will
still reach over 100 degrees, but the nights will eventually start cooling down and the
mornings will be beautiful, it was 71 degrees this morning when I left for work, what a beautiful morning.
The hubs and I are not normally bothered by the summer heat, this year for me was an exception, I am ready for the cooler weather. This year was a rough summer so for us, it's a time
for change, a time to wash away the summer’s hiccups and start fresh with a new
season and new beginnings.
Yes, it would be nice to see the season's change, (we were just discussing this at lunch today) at least once in my life time, but with a quick trip up north to Flagstaff that can be accomplished to satisfy me...I am a native to Arizona and I do not cope well in the cold. I thank my parents every winter for moving down to Arizona from Montana a month before I was born. I'm sure the Montana weather wouldn't phase me if I was raised in it, but let's face it...In Arizona, we don't have to shovel sunshine.
Yes, it would be nice to see the season's change, (we were just discussing this at lunch today) at least once in my life time, but with a quick trip up north to Flagstaff that can be accomplished to satisfy me...I am a native to Arizona and I do not cope well in the cold. I thank my parents every winter for moving down to Arizona from Montana a month before I was born. I'm sure the Montana weather wouldn't phase me if I was raised in it, but let's face it...In Arizona, we don't have to shovel sunshine.
Life starts all over again when it gets
crisp in the fall ~ F. Scott Fitzgerald.
What does fall mean to you or what is in store for you this fall?
For us this year it means: my nieces wedding, family visiting, a family member coming for life saving surgery, a big elk hunt….and last but not least our baby turning 17 years old.
What fall always means: soup
weather, a fall garden, no more worrying about pedicures and chipped toe nail
polish, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, baking, using the fireplace, no more re-runs because
new TV seasons are starting, and football, if you watch.
Enjoy your first day of fall!
M & S
Uptown Grange
M & S
Uptown Grange
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