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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Think About Such Things
Gail ♥
Stifle Yourself/Stifle Joint
Remember how Archie Bunker was always telling Edith to stifle herself? Poor Edith. Also did you know the knee-joint in a horse or other quadruped is called a stifle joint? It’s the joint between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia … Continue reading
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Tagged Archie Bunker, Daily Post, stifle, stifle joint, stifle yourself
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Tardiness Lessons
This post is in response to the WordPress daily one-word prompt: Tardy My husband attended a private Christian College where he was required to take Bible courses and attend chapel. I remember him telling me about one of his Bible … Continue reading
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Tagged Daily Post, late to classes, tardiness, veterinary student, Wordpress daily prompt
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When Having Candid Conversations With Your Kids About Sex Isn’t Always Easy
This post is in response to the WordPress daily one-word prompt: Candid Warning: This is a candid post that contains some sexual content! I always say my kids lost their sweet innocence of childhood when they went to Middle School. … Continue reading
Sunday Glory
Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. – James 1:2-3 Gail ♥
The Many Faces of Shock
Today’s WordPress daily prompt: Shock So many things came to mind upon seeing the daily word prompt for today. Shock. As a veterinarian, I’ve seen lots of shock and all its many forms. There was the traumatic shock from hit … Continue reading
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Tagged anaphylactic shock, emotional shock, hypovolemic shock, neurogenic shock, septic shock, shock, traumatic shock
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Happy Times and Old Wooden Sleds
When I see one of these, it evokes such happy childhood memories. We had a great hill for sled riding in our old neighborhood (back in the days when we actually used to get snow). Living in the south, snow … Continue reading
