[audio-pals] Re: Introduction + Update
- From: Thomas McMahan <shadowmonstrosity@xxxxxxx>
- To: audio-pals@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2015 00:06:17 -0600
You need what they call Valor for relaxation. Lavender is better as a bug
repellant. They have some other blends too like Peace and Calming, and that is
quite relaxing especially for hyper kids.
Yes I used to be a dealer for Young Living, am thinking about getting in to it
again too even though it will be full price for the first year, their oils are
good.
Does that mint oil smell like paper mint or spear mint. I can’t think of the
one at the moment but it smells like spear mint. That is good stuff used to
use on Pat for her sciatic back when she worked as a CNA, which CNAs are prone
to that especially in homes that didn’t have hoyier lifts. They all seem to
have those now, but not when Pat was doing it. Eventually she couldn’t CNA
anymore. Her back couldn’t take it, it’s to bad because that was a natural
calling for her. So in other words they broke her back.
Wintergreen oil was to strong for Pat, if I used that it would be to put it on
the bottom of her foot and let her absorb it that way. Although wintergreen
works better for arthritis.
You can use those oils topically obviously, although aroma isn’t bad either,
but I found topical to be better. Again the bottom of a foot can be used if a
person is woried about burning. Fair skinned people that can happen to and Pat
is very fair skinned so again the bottom of a foot for strong stuff for her.
But I know lavender does definitely work as a general bug repellant. Maybe
that’s why they put it in laundry detergents.
> On Feb 17, 2015, at 11:43 PM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> For anyone that is new and has not gotten a formal welcome from me, then I
> apologize, but welcome and I hope you all enjoy your time here on the list.
> My name is Josh, sometimes people just call me instigator, as well as a host
> of other names that I probably should not say here on the list *LOL*.
> However, Born and raised right here in Knoxville, Tennessee about 30 minutes
> from the Smoky Mountains. I am 29 and holding for 4 years getting ready to be
> 5 years holding here on Saturday. I am married to Amanda who puts up with all
> of my crazy antics. The things I pull on the list are mild to the things I
> have subjected her to *LOL*. We have a son who is 9 years old and is
> constantly on the go. Both Amanda and I are college students. Amanda is
> finishing up her Paralegal program this semester and I will be graduating
> with my Bachelor’s in psychology this semester as well. I am still in the
> process of trying to decide whether to go to law school or continue on with
> psychology, but when the time is right I will know which direction to go with
> my graduate school endeavors. I may find a job at the Bachelor’s level that
> will keep me happy and content who knows. When I know though, you all will
> know too. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, reading (true crime
> and fiction), travelling although I have not gotten an opportunity to do much
> travelling since starting college, taking trips to the mountains, swimming,
> as well as I enjoy shooting my guns and learning new things. I think of
> myself as a very open minded individual, but I am sure there is someone that
> will come along and shatter any thoughts that I had regarding my open
> mindedness. I generally have no problem speaking my mind when it comes to
> advocating. In fact I love advocating, most people that I talk to in regards
> of advocating do not like the fact that I am advocating though *LOL*. I tend
> to have problems with true idiots. By true idiots I mean one’s that feel like
> they know it all and in reality they know nothing. By the time you get to
> know me and spend time on the list you will probably think I am one that
> borders on the true idiot comment, but I do like to laugh and have fun on the
> list as I hope you will also take part in. However, bare in mind that I do
> not play favorites, if the opportunity presents itself I will use anything
> you have to say to play my joke, just ask. *LOL*. I want you to know though
> that I do not mean any harm and if I cause anyone to feel uncomfortable
> please feel free to call me out, but other than that feel free to take
> anything I say and run with it too. I hope with this introduction you have
> gotten to know me a little better and if you have any questions I will do my
> best to answer them to the best of my ability. Take care and have fun. It
> probably will not be until I get a break, but when I get a break I will try
> and post a recording up on the Audio Pals site so everyone that hasn’t can
> hear what I sound like and put a voice with the absurd comments I am making
> in the email side of things *LOL*.
>
> Now for the update. I have managed to get the instructor in Criminology to
> quit blasting the police with her distasteful remarks. We are still in the
> process of house hunting. Amanda has now started working in the law firm and
> she says there is a lot to learn, but she enjoys it there. I have taken a
> quiz in one class so far and scored a 5.5 out of 5, this was in my Diversity
> Among Children’s class and I took an exam in my Human Development class last
> night online and scored a 98 out of 100 on that exam. Little Man’s last
> report card was all A’s and 1 or 2 B’s. In regards to the house hunting we
> have found a different lender that we are going to try and go with. It will
> be an FHA, but they offer down payment assistance. We are looking for a house
> that we can stay in for a long time so the 10 year stipulation does not turn
> us off from it. Even if we did decide to move before the 10 years is up all
> we have to pay back is the 4% down payment that they assisted with. It has a
> 4% interest rate on it, but in my opinion and in Amanda’s opinion it is worth
> it. We talked to my aunt this past weekend and she works for an attorney and
> has for many years doing closings on houses. She seems to think from what we
> have told her it all sounds legit. If anyone else has anything to say about
> it, I would love to hear before we walk into something without asking a
> question that could have been asked. It will be an FHA just because we do not
> have the 10% plus the 6% to get into a conventional loan. Amanda went to a
> party back a while back and we just really started using them these past
> couple of days, but the party was a Young Living essential oils party. The
> oils work great. Lemon cleared my heart burn up and cleared my sinuses up
> within a couple of minutes. The Peppermint seemed to clear my mind and help
> me have a clearer thought process. We defused Lemon today and it seemed to
> take away aching in my joints. We are currently defusing Lavender for
> relaxation and I cannot tell much of a difference with the Lavender. There
> could be some what of a placebo effect going on, but I believe for the most
> part it is doing all the work. If I did not believe it would work at all then
> it may not have as much of an affect like it does since I believe, but this
> is just my experience with the oils. Well, anyways it is 12:42 A.M. and I
> need to get back on homework. Take care and I will be back when I can.
>
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