Sunday, February 20, 2011

Home Remedies

Dealing with fleas

Mosquito Repellant

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Friday, February 18, 2011

Art directory

Cartoons
Different crafts
Facepainting
Graffetti
It's on a wall
Mixed art
Sculptures
Teddy Bears


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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Newsletters of the Churchill Town Center Plan Implementation Consultation Group

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Monday, January 31, 2011

TFF Ratio

1.2.11  today the ratio has just gone to .32.  Friends : 1347, Followers: 425 and Tweets : 678.  This was 28 seconds ago though.

By following others when they have chosen to follow twitter@cve4mejournal  site the TFF ratio moves slowly up.  Mind you I added another group to follow yesterday so this has probably mucked something up percentage wise.  Care factor with percentages is little as the .01 was finally gained today.  However the understanding of how to make the numbers grow [TFF] is increased.  This is a good thing as Twitter becomes a more effective tool.


Whoopee and jubilation.



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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Find another group while we talk about you!

People have the right to say No. To hold onto their own values and belief factors. However, for ever action their is a reaction.

Saying 'No' to things often alienates people from groups.  Throwing some people into another group category which if added to your group could cause financial repercussions - the dealer fears having less clients so needs to get rid of the perceived threat.  Time and the dealer moves on but the juicy bit of gossip gathers no moss as it still is dredged up when the non takers name is mentioned or is connected to any activity.



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Friday, January 28, 2011

Woody Allen Said

"80 % of sucess is actually doing something".

So go ahead and do something....



N  O   W

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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Getting what you do out there.

Yes. We all have skills.  Some of these were learned as a teenager, others through training.

Problem is our security tolerance pulls all of us into a must run with the pack or fear the consequences actions.  So we run with the pack and expect loyalty.

However the natural packs isolate then leave behind those that are different from birth or experiences in life.  A natural pack member believes they have to keep up, constantly join in. Thus they learn to not think out of the square.  Thinking out of the square means you are different.  Differences unsettle the pack.  Those that are different are made to leave the pack. 

When new changes come in those that have not changed, or voice opinions are considered different again.  Thus they are left behind or isolated. Once again the circle goes around. 

STOP THE CIRCLE!   
                             CARVE A NEW DIRECTION.

What skills or hobbies have you got?  Check into the money making side of them and get started.

Sure people will make you feel foolish.  Keep going.

For instance.

   I enjoyed gardening when I was younger.  A time in my lift occur ed when even with adequate sleep during the day seven nights of 14 hour night shift [ on call driving] did not left me gain a restful sleep.

With a month of forced rest looming up in front of me I took note of the jobs I had to accomplish.  Long story cut short I ended up with a vegetable garden... which has grown in size.  Now I sell Herb's and vegetables, write a blog about gardening, encourage others to write about their gardens or garden aspirations.  Monetize the lot of them.  Tonight I read about propagating money methods.

A male friend had a sea change while in his mid fifties.  Now he is building a garden maintenance business while teaching other clients how to drive.

Someone else, whose own children left home years ago, looks after children.  The child care skills are constantly being updated and implemented.

These are three examples of people altering the path that their lives were going on.  Now they are creating new friends, new methods and having fun imple4meting and expanding on the skills that they have chosen suits them and their situation.

Give a new pathway a go. Go for it. Have an adventure!



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Cymbopogon obtectus

A native Bush food found predominately in New South Wales.  The map, pictures and diagram are from the Royal Botanical Garden site.  Although I see a similar plant in and around round abouts I have worked out that this is not one of the lemon grasses I have growing here. 


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Genus : Cymbopogon and its species

Citronella Grass is a species of Genus Cymbopogon. Same as Lemon Grass.





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Uses for Lemon Grass

Anti-fungal
Cooking
  • Used in Asian Cooking
    • Teas, soups, curries
  • Suitable for
    • Poultry, fish, seafood
Personal Hygiene

  • Used as a disinfectant
  • Soap

Medical
  • Coughs
    • relieves coughs
  •  colds
  • Relieves nasal congestion
Pesticide
  • Insect Repellent,
Preservative
  • Oil is of a hydrophobic nature [water repellent]
  • Anti-fungal



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