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Thinking about ordering a book. It is called... something like Prodigal Press, or Prodigal Media, or Profligate Media....I need to do a search and get more information. Part of this book explains why codified libel and slander may or may not be libel and slander. The court decisions, some centuries old, which are detailed in the book may explain how or why nasty attacks and smears seem to have moved from a journalist's last-ditch effort to get at a truth or make a change to commonplace, garden variety behavior that anyone and everyone can engage in gleefully and with practically a thumb at their nose to any who would dare to look twice or askance. There is more information than that in the book, but so far I am sufficiently intrigued to get my own copy of the book-- after I find the correct title and other details. Since I have only one job tomorrow, I have time to get that book. Wish me luck! 
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
LOL! Now is a good time to play lottery because the stakes are so high! Can you say, who wants to be a billionaire? If you don't win, you have a whine supply? 
In contrast to walesmaven and the high class lottery, I just had a few things to do that must be done today. I rearranged work schedules for two months, tested a dry shampoo (it works well) and played eenie-meanie-miney-mo with the Thanksgiving menu. Now, I can carry on and read, work out, and putter around with little tasky stuff.
In contrast to walesmaven and the high class lottery, I just had a few things to do that must be done today. I rearranged work schedules for two months, tested a dry shampoo (it works well) and played eenie-meanie-miney-mo with the Thanksgiving menu. Now, I can carry on and read, work out, and putter around with little tasky stuff.Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
@Irene_L.A....Hoping for the best for you!!
@KathyG....a mini vaca sounds divine. I swear I'm still having vaca withdrawals from the trip we took in May
@HonnyBrown...have you ever thought of the "allergy shot regimen?" It's extensive. It's time consuming. It's pricey...and you HAVE to stick with it long term and be in compliance to see results. But I have allergies that affect my asthma so badly that I used to be in the ER during allergy season almost every year. I've been on the program for a little over 2 years, and really started to notice a difference after one year. My son and daughter are also doing the program. As far as compliance: you have to be able to commit to 3-6 years. Those years can be "closer to 3" if you are compliant and get your shots sooner rather than later. For example, at this point in the regimen, I have to get the shots once every 10-28 days. I do every 10 days/every 11 days (alternate between Mon/Fri) and that should make the program be closer to "3 years...."
It may not be for you, but it's a thought
@KathyG....a mini vaca sounds divine. I swear I'm still having vaca withdrawals from the trip we took in May
@HonnyBrown...have you ever thought of the "allergy shot regimen?" It's extensive. It's time consuming. It's pricey...and you HAVE to stick with it long term and be in compliance to see results. But I have allergies that affect my asthma so badly that I used to be in the ER during allergy season almost every year. I've been on the program for a little over 2 years, and really started to notice a difference after one year. My son and daughter are also doing the program. As far as compliance: you have to be able to commit to 3-6 years. Those years can be "closer to 3" if you are compliant and get your shots sooner rather than later. For example, at this point in the regimen, I have to get the shots once every 10-28 days. I do every 10 days/every 11 days (alternate between Mon/Fri) and that should make the program be closer to "3 years...."
It may not be for you, but it's a thought
Jill, I would rather take a small daily pill than shots for years that may or may not work.
My Dad did allergy shots for years. They were ineffective.
No thanks! At least I know the pills work.
Yeah, it's not for everyone, and there is a percentage of people who it doesn't work for
For myself and my kids...I'm really glad we decided to do it; it DOES seem to help us, thankfully
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