It sounds like a New Age hype, but this concept is known for ages, and since it is still in the open, we should be curious. Does anyone have experiences with it? Edited after ... moreIt sounds like a New Age hype, but this concept is known for ages, and since it is still in the open, we should be curious. Does anyone have experiences with it? Edited after E 99's answer:For all those who do not want to google what I mean, I copied a text, which will explain it and save you time....: Along with colors, light also consists of chemical and emotional elements since it emits heat, electricity and magnetism. Thus, light, along with its component colors, can be used for healing the mind, body and spirit. This is the basic principle behind Chromotherapy or color therapy. Different colors have different effects on the mind and body. less
We are no longer allowed to refer to them as from today as a GingerBread Men....They now have to be called "GingerBread Persons" obviously after one of theses Ginger Biscuits compl... moreWe are no longer allowed to refer to them as from today as a GingerBread Men....They now have to be called "GingerBread Persons" obviously after one of theses Ginger Biscuits complained that it's feeling was hurt.....It beggars belief that these retarded people in office have no other work todo......They must get bored of their crusts....over paid parasites springs to mind I think....Are their any stupid people in your goverments too ?
What I wrote under "About" has a note to it that it is hidden. I would like to see whether it is hidden to others. I would like it to be open for everyone to read. Thanks for... moreWhat I wrote under "About" has a note to it that it is hidden. I would like to see whether it is hidden to others. I would like it to be open for everyone to read. Thanks for enlightening me.
* I‘m specifically referring to individuals, not companies nor governments. ** This does not include the subsequent step of returning items for a refund, it just covers ... more* I‘m specifically referring to individuals, not companies nor governments. ** This does not include the subsequent step of returning items for a refund, it just covers the initial outlay of money that is later discovered to have been needless. Read on, please. I recently spent a fairly moderate yet still significant amount of money buying one set of item that I thought I needed, and a similar amount special ordering another set of items that were not available in the brick-and-mortar store. After a day or two, I found out that the last time I had needed these items, about six or eight months ago, I had anticipated saving money and time by buying extras then, which I stored away for safekeeping. Unfortunately, being forgetful, I didn’t remember the stash. So here I am with doubles, and even more on the way when the special order package arrives. All of this promoted my question. Do you think companies’ profit margins are boosted by outbreaks of knuckleheads like me ... less
“Randall, I simply can‘t make sandwiches for you; I’ve just had my nails done!” Yet she does her nails or re-does her nails two or three times ... more“Randall, I simply can‘t make sandwiches for you; I’ve just had my nails done!” Yet she does her nails or re-does her nails two or three times a day! I can never get a break! Arrrrrrggggggghhh!
Given that the Republican party is basically non-existent here, Democratic primaries are usually more important in deciding local races for mayor, comptroller, public advocate, bor... moreGiven that the Republican party is basically non-existent here, Democratic primaries are usually more important in deciding local races for mayor, comptroller, public advocate, borough presidents, and city council seats than the general election. They often have lots of candidates running, which creates chaos. This will result in more orderly races and campaigns.Any important races or issues decided today where you live?
. . . and though I knew it wasn't actually The Beatles, I just now only figured out it was by Duran Duran! I was surprised.Are there songs that remind you of other artists be... more . . . and though I knew it wasn't actually The Beatles, I just now only figured out it was by Duran Duran! I was surprised.Are there songs that remind you of other artists besides the actual artists singing?
(And, in homage to Twinkle Dink, I promise I won't mention those "two women singers" again here! Ha!)"Ordinary World" Duran Duran
And unlike some who cite polls on here, I am providing the link: https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_us_110519/Is impeachment dependent on polls or... moreAnd unlike some who cite polls on here, I am providing the link: https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_us_110519/Is impeachment dependent on polls or facts? Is impeachment and conviction the Democrats' only hope of preventing four more years of Trump in the White House?The Monmouth poll had other interesting findings as well, which I will not try to use in the name of anti- or pro-Trump hyperbole (rare on this site, I know), but will leave to the reader's interpretation.
Have you found it already? I was looking for a house with a picket fence, three kids, a dog, a cat, and a guinea pig. I got it all except for the fence. Fund me a... moreHave you found it already? I was looking for a house with a picket fence, three kids, a dog, a cat, and a guinea pig. I got it all except for the fence. Fund me and I'll buy one. Thanks!
In Japan, when an Akita Inu passed away, it was not uncommon for Akita owners to keep their loving, loyal pet's pelt as a sign of honour.I have French Bulldogs and am thi... moreIn Japan, when an Akita Inu passed away, it was not uncommon for Akita owners to keep their loving, loyal pet's pelt as a sign of honour.I have French Bulldogs and am thinking of something different...
