MagsJ wrote:_
Starving.. an early breakfast is more than likely,
then back to sleep, atop the electric blanket.
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Feeling a bit zapped from a long stroll around the ends
with a political pal, good thing my next workout isn’t until
Monday.. not feeling too bad otherwise. Endurance, increasing.
Ooh, I’ll be up to see the dawn.. it’s been a while.
Edited to add: I was up to see the dawn..
Meno_ wrote:Thank God I live in California and still have my car, to live in,
and that is the bottom line, believe it or not!
phoneutria wrote:been waking up multiple times a night
drenched in sweat
with jaw pain
and heartburn
phoneutria wrote:no
phoneutria wrote:demons
phoneutria wrote:at least i dont remember most
Urwrongx1000 wrote:same, and I've been addicted to watching this Election Fraud since November, it's amazing to see the full corruption of the US Government on public display and wide-open
Never has Zero-Sum's philosophical positions been more validated than 2020.
WendyDarling wrote:My unasked for recommendations are to eat a couple of cookies with a small glass of milk right before you lay down then right before that read 20 min. worth of Harry Potter’s book series. No late suppers after 6 pm to curb acid reflux. The jaw pain might be from teeth clenching/grinding due to the upsetting dreams and general stress but the small sweet treat and positive read should help you generate happier, contented ideas to mull over as you fall asleep. Can’t hurt to try my unasked for recommendation.phoneutria wrote:at least i dont remember most
Zero_Sum wrote:It's fun seeing all the new kids on the block talking about the collapse of the United States and western civilization when I've been literally talking about it for decades, they look so cute, especially the ones that want you to buy their books.
MagsJ wrote:WendyDarling wrote:My unasked for recommendations are to eat a couple of cookies with a small glass of milk right before you lay down then right before that read 20 min. worth of Harry Potter’s book series. No late suppers after 6 pm to curb acid reflux. The jaw pain might be from teeth clenching/grinding due to the upsetting dreams and general stress but the small sweet treat and positive read should help you generate happier, contented ideas to mull over as you fall asleep. Can’t hurt to try my unasked for recommendation.phoneutria wrote:at least i dont remember most
I’m not sure that milk and cookies are a good idea to have just before lying down, for someone with acid reflux.. they are more likely to aggravate rather than dissipate, the problem.
Better to sip on water, a ginger tea, or a detox tea, nightly.. I highly recommend the detox tea option, as it’s what Physicians recommend for the ailment, and it worked for me beautifully.. though the two other options work too, but less well, and are less permanent solutions. I am now a life-long detoxer, for the rest of my life.. coz it works.
I read yesterday, that the number one thing to avoid when you have acid reflux or heartburn is to avoid becoming constipated, of which a good cleansing detox tea will help with, and immediately. I used to drink the stuff years ago, and never had GI problems, and I don’t know why I stoppedbut now yea, I’m back on the stuff.. for life.
Urwrongx1000 wrote:Zero_Sum wrote:It's fun seeing all the new kids on the block talking about the collapse of the United States and western civilization when I've been literally talking about it for decades, they look so cute, especially the ones that want you to buy their books.
I'd sooner use the book a Millennial write for fire kindling... might be a comedic and funny read though
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