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"Live like you mean it."
Julia Winter wrote:As Paul gets more mobility, I'd urge you to look into at least that first PT on the list I published (I know, it's a super long list - I'm sorry! I couldn't figure out how to wean it down). I shared the whole list on the off chance that one or more people has a connection to someone in Paul's circle.
(side note - a local person who wants to help could call these people and find out 1) who is actually in business 2) if they think they could help 3) if they make house calls (unlikely) and 4) what they charge. Actually, anybody with time and free or low-cost long distance phone service could do that.)
Hang in there, Jocelyn! You have a ton on your plate, and you are doing a great job. Cheerful is awesome! (as long as it doesn't come from alprazolam, or lorazepam, or diazepam, etc)
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Julia Winter wrote:
Ha! Writing to you about posture has me trying to sit up better in my seat here at the computer. Computers are bad for your posture. . .
OK, if you do nothing else, consider a standing desk as an adjunct to your usual desk. A treadmill desk might be even better, once you are feeling up to it.
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I'm anxious
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nancy sutton wrote: (Yes, it's boring... but what else have you got to do ? ;)
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paul wheaton wrote:
nancy sutton wrote: (Yes, it's boring... but what else have you got to do ? ;)
I have been working about 12 hours a day. I can do voice phone calls. And I can do email... Slowly. And I can reply to Forum threads... Slowly. All through my cell phone which is held over my face by a weird Metal Arm. I lay on my back and face my cell phone.
Yesterday I was up at 6:30 a.m. and went right to work. Last night at about 11 I was exchanging emails with Priscilla about pictures she took when she was here last fall. Specifically pictures she took of Tim Barker. Who is going to be teaching classes here in May and June. I forwarded the picture to Destiny who seems to have already posted it in the PDC thread.
Janet Branson wrote:
paul wheaton wrote:
nancy sutton wrote: (Yes, it's boring... but what else have you got to do ? ;)
I have been working about 12 hours a day. I can do voice phone calls. And I can do email... Slowly. And I can reply to Forum threads... Slowly. All through my cell phone which is held over my face by a weird Metal Arm. I lay on my back and face my cell phone.
Yesterday I was up at 6:30 a.m. and went right to work. Last night at about 11 I was exchanging emails with Priscilla about pictures she took when she was here last fall. Specifically pictures she took of Tim Barker. Who is going to be teaching classes here in May and June. I forwarded the picture to Destiny who seems to have already posted it in the PDC thread.
Sounds like you need a bed side assistant to read aloud, take dictation and make you laugh! Sending virtual resorption and anti-boredom salve
your way!
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However loud I tell it, this is never a truth, only my experience...
Xisca - pics! Dry subtropical Mediterranean - My project
However loud I tell it, this is never a truth, only my experience...
It's time to get positive about negative thinking -Art Donnelly
Community Building 2.0: ask me about drL, the rotational-mob-grazing format for human interactions.
paul wheaton wrote:Cervical pillow: what is that?
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It's time to get positive about negative thinking -Art Donnelly
Community Building 2.0: ask me about drL, the rotational-mob-grazing format for human interactions.
paul wheaton wrote:
Janet Branson wrote:
paul wheaton wrote: .
Joshua Myrvaagnes wrote:The Technique is very much a permaculture of the self--when you take the short-view approach, you use fast-twitch fiber to do the support-mucle's job, and then the latter become atrophied. It takes a few months to recondition to a basic level, but back pain will go away, and bulged disks will not be a problem.
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Patience with my ignorance is required as this new to Growies old lady tries to build a food forest in the arid high desert. Thank you for all the advice.
paul wheaton wrote:Slept poorly. Jocelyn is getting some breakfast ready. We will be heading to Missoula in a few minutes. It sounds like we're going to go get advice with the professionals in Missoula.
I find I cannot wrap my head around my problem. I'm just entirely leaving all decisions to Jocelyn. As I sit in my bed and think about all of my projects I kind of think about how there will be a day that I'll be dead. & I really very much want all the stuff to move forward. I like to think that I've created a framework so that all of you all can continue to do amazing and awesome things without me. I hope to come back and play a role. But it looks like it will be at least a few weeks. I kind of think that a lot of stuff will only move forward if I do a large part of the work, but I think that my illness might be the propellant to transition away from that and towards other people building these experiences also. I like the idea of garden and gardeners. I think the same can be said for this community and for so many of the other things that we have collectively solved.
Can you tell I'm not typing? I'm trying to use the voice thing in my phone. I think I can actually contribute about 3 minutes a day right now.
I'm still in a lot of pain I'm even having trouble breathing. And now I get to spend eight hours sitting in a car. I hope come back and find that you guys had lots of fun and save the world while I was gone.
I'm sure this is where did very poorly because I don't have a chance to polish it or even read what I'm writing, speaking. Not to mention the fact that my brain is a bit addled from the medications.
I hope somebody is flushing out the reviews stuff. This is something that is a foundation to a foundation to a foundation to a foundation for something really amazing. The same can be said for spiffy.
"People need to start growing their own food again. It will make them self-sufficient and autonomous, which would put an end to the corruption in the food industry." - Sepp Holzer
And then the flying monkeys attacked. My only defense was this tiny ad:
Special fundraiser JUST for the permaculture bootcamp!
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