thndrstrck63

Lightening strikes once.....but thunder rolls forever

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Profession: Natural Health Consultant
Location: MI/IN
Website: http://www.myspace.com/thndrstrck63
Last Seen: 7/25/2008

If you want to know, just ask! I'm the mother of two grown sons. My life has been full of wild and crazy experiences as well as some serious ones. I love to shoot pool, spend time with my kids and my new friends, and do just about anything that involves being outside. I guess that's the Native American in me...

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How to Not Lose Your Mind When Things Get Rough

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How to Sell Products at Flea Markets

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How to Treat ADD Naturally with Diets and Supplements

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How to Find the Right Gym/Health Club

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How to Get Your Kids to Exercise

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by thndrstrck63 on 07/22/08 : You can continually add vegetable peels and grass clippings. The more you add, the more compost you get! Stirring it every couple of days will hasten the process and keep things from getting packed down. After you have a healthy batch of compost in the bin, you can spread over your lawn, in your garden, even on your potted plants. Email me on here anytime if you have more questions. Wendy ...
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by jjsschultz2008 on 07/21/08 : Thanks for the article. I already built the bin, filled with grass clippings, and they are mostly rotted away, now what? I guess I should have done research first but too late now. Can this be applied to the lawn? Really I am searching for the where and how to apply this home-made fertilizer? I am a rookie copmposter, but am trying to "go green" any way I can. Like I used a rain barrel to keep the compost moist! I can use some good compost knowledge to guide me on the next step. Thank you! ...
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How to Design the Ideal Exercise Program for You on 12/05/07

Thanks for the comment....I've been a personal trainer for awhile, but alot of what I learned came from common sense and trial and error. Your instructor sounds like a smart person. Take her advice, it will really help you alot.
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How to Control Lupus on 03/17/08

I've read that before, too. Many times when that happens, it's because there is an underlying allergy. Alfalfa is not perfect for everybody. In fact, I've also read that people with certain blood types may not be able to assimilate it very well. It's best to do some research and to note any changes that you come across. Talk things over with your physician or a Certified Herbalist who can consult with your doctor.
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