I’ve cleaned out my drawer and have made room for the new dishcloths. I have one more in the lime green to finish and I’ll be through with kitchen dishcloths for now. This will give me eighteen new ones. The old ones are with my cleaning supplies in the pantry.
This is my last green dishcloth. I’ve been watching Forged in Fire on History Channel but I’ll get back to my Kobo books after Brad heads off to bed. I finished all twenty-nine of the Cat Who books and found three books of short stories by the same author so I’ll read those before I go back to Lt. Col. West’s book on Texas.
The Cat Who books are not long and I have them all in paperback as well. I can read a book in around three hours. The one I’m reading now, The Cat Who Had 14 Tales, is 355 pages in e-book format.
One of the Forged in Fire episodes I saw earlier had a young man named Cordale Whitfield from Telephone, Texas who won the competition and the $10,000 prize. This episode was from last year. He has a Facebook page and has made some nice knives. Brad wants to make a trip over east of here to Fannin County to meet the young man and see about having a knife made.
I’ve managed to get all of my dietary supplements the last several days. I had stopped taking them and my Melaleuca vitamins for about a week due to upset stomach from sinus infection. In addition to the Melaleuca supplements I am taking 500 mg of Vit C, 2,000 mg of Vit D3, 100 mg of Co Q-10, and 50 mg of Zinc daily. In addition I’m getting Ionic Magnesium drops in water and Melatonin before bedtime. It’s making a difference in how I sleep and how much energy I have in the mornings. I will be interested to see how my immune system is doing the next time I see Dr. Shawn at Whole Body Healing Center in Lewisville.
I may be making a trip to see Shawn this week for something to help Audrey’s German Shepherd, Zev. He’s got an intestinal disorder that’s been ongoing for several months and the vet can’t do anything else for him. He’s lost a lot of weight but his spirit is still strong. Shawn recommended the Bacterial, Viral, and Vermex homeopathic drops and I’ll see if Daneen has the Bemer available for me to bring home if that’s something Audrey wants to do. It would be helpful for her as well, with her lupus issues.
It’s time to wind this up and hit the shower then work on my knitting before heading to bed. Have a good night and sleep well, ya’ll.
Rural Texas Knitter 