Everyday Blessings...

I have been asked by a few friends to send them this virus protocol. I feel so strongly about its ability to help viral illnesses (even the virus that is so bad right now) so I thought I would just put it on my blog for anyone to use. Of course I am not a doctor and mean no disrespect for my nurse and doctor friends that I value so much but I have seen first hand how this protocol helps people. I am hoping that it will not be censored. We will see. All info below is about this wonderful protocol and the doctor that is helping so many.  This is a protocol for C*vid19 and other viruses recommended by Dr. Brownstein. www.drbrownstein.com  "NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS can help to improve the immune system's ability to fight off an infection and to help it kill an active infection. I have over 25 years of practicing holistic medicine to back that statement up. I have seen it work. My partners have seen it work. My patients have seen it work. We have used this approach successfully for ...

Hey. I t's been a long while. I was trying to remember when it was I started this blog waaaaaaaay back many years ago. I believe it's been live over 10 years. I used to write a lot and update life happenings at least every few weeks. Life happenings have taken over and time to sit in front of the computer has been slim. Anyway, good to say hi again.  We have had quite a week. Our oldest son and hi s  wi fe had a baby boy on Monday. We have been enjoying their two sweet girlies for the past 4 and 2 years. I never knew what I was missing being around little girls. Such drama and such rich deep love. I am the most blessed of Nana's.     Back to our sweet little boy grandson.  He has been pr a yed over especially hard the last few months. They have known for a while that he has something wrong with one of his kidneys. There is a lot of stress around a pregnancy when you know something is not right and it makes you question if there might be ...

I remember the first time I spied the book "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe." It was in the library at Taylor Elementary School and I was in the sixth grade. The cover looked interesting and I fell in love with the fantasy and beauty of it. At the time I had no idea that the story was a loosely telling of the story of Jesus and morals and living by the truth of God.  I can't count the times I have read it sense then for myself, for the love of it and for our boys and now our grandchildren. So thankful for The Chronicles of Narnia. We just remodeled and moved into an older home with a sweet old staircase and a few stained glass windows here and there. The moment I stepped through the front door in spite of the major renovations that needed to be done I fell in love. The old place just had character and lots of heart.  I feel this home has sweet whimsy. One of the most enchanting things about it is that it has a little closet that is tucked away behind a hobbit ...

I made a slow enjoyable road trip a few weeks ago back to Las Vegas, NM to CBH.  First stop was in Mighty Merk to see my sweet folks. It's always a pleasure to be out on their land and have room to roam around in.  Dad is 85 and is still taking care of the farm and chickens and cows not only on his farm but another ranch an hour or so away.  He is an inspiration and a larger than life fellow to me.  My mama is pretty special also. :) There were several coffee stops on this road trip but one of my favorites was in Clovis, NM. Check it out if you are ever going through there. So good. Blackwater Coffee Co. Another favorite stop is in a little spot in the road in Taiban, New Mexico. There is really nothing there much except this sweet structure sitting off of the right side of the road. I read that it was a Presbyterian church built in 1904 and that it was a frequent stop for outlaws in the early 1900's, including Billy the Kid.  There is just somethi...