Class of October 2014 Part 44
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Leigh honey ~ we need a giant bubble to live in....I have seriously never known anyone else with allergies as bad as mine.....but unfortunately yours are. 
Love love love to all of the Octsobers ♥♥♥
PS. I may have just spent $200 on more plants in Lowes.
Love love love to all of the Octsobers ♥♥♥
PS. I may have just spent $200 on more plants in Lowes.
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Made a trip there myself today Suze, but only spent $38. Spring stuff hasn't arrived yet , but in just a few weeks that place will be swarming with activity in lawn and garden. I do very little with indoor plants.
Speaking of spring allergies, I've had good success being preemptive with the nasal spray and the OTC oral med I use. Started it all today actually. Things are really budding out here and this week's warm temperatures will hasten the allergy storm to come. I hope you manage ok with it all Suze, it gets pretty rough down here for about three-four weeks or so. It may be folklore, but I also genuinely feel that my allergies are not as bad if I make a habit of eating locally produced honey from the farmers market.
Speaking of spring allergies, I've had good success being preemptive with the nasal spray and the OTC oral med I use. Started it all today actually. Things are really budding out here and this week's warm temperatures will hasten the allergy storm to come. I hope you manage ok with it all Suze, it gets pretty rough down here for about three-four weeks or so. It may be folklore, but I also genuinely feel that my allergies are not as bad if I make a habit of eating locally produced honey from the farmers market.
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I totally agree about the honey Mark, and I/we are actually doing a whole ton of organic foods and supplements now.....and.....believe it or not.....I don't get sneezy or suffer at all from Spring stuff or pollens....I think it's funny.
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Originally Posted by Mark1014 
Made a trip there myself today Suze, but only spent $38. Spring stuff hasn't arrived yet , but in just a few weeks that place will be swarming with activity in lawn and garden. I do very little with indoor plants.
Speaking of spring allergies, I've had good success being preemptive with the nasal spray and the OTC oral med I use. Started it all today actually. Things are really budding out here and this week's warm temperatures will hasten the allergy storm to come. I hope you manage ok with it all Suze, it gets pretty rough down here for about three-four weeks or so. It may be folklore, but I also genuinely feel that my allergies are not as bad if I make a habit of eating locally produced honey from the farmers market.
Speaking of spring allergies, I've had good success being preemptive with the nasal spray and the OTC oral med I use. Started it all today actually. Things are really budding out here and this week's warm temperatures will hasten the allergy storm to come. I hope you manage ok with it all Suze, it gets pretty rough down here for about three-four weeks or so. It may be folklore, but I also genuinely feel that my allergies are not as bad if I make a habit of eating locally produced honey from the farmers market.
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Originally Posted by venuscat
I totally agree about the honey Mark, and I/we are actually doing a whole ton of organic foods and supplements now.....and.....believe it or not.....I don't get sneezy or suffer at all from Spring stuff or pollens....I think it's funny.
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Originally Posted by venuscat
Mark....I am incorrigible. Here a some of the plants we brought home today....
No time for lazy now though, back to work I go......
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