Kelsey Briggs
I found this video today and it was very powerful. Sat there and cried. Please watch it all.
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Lest we forget….
Well we have entertained you with daily jokes, food recipes and other drival.
Today though we are going to give you a video created by Terry Kelly.
Watch enjoy and remember your fathers , grandfathers and great grandfathers and maybe brothers or sisters that gave their life for the freedom we enjoy today.
Remember you may not care but someone around you probably does.
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The Stinkin Rose
Garlic the Stinkin Rose
Pets
Veterinarians call it the “poor man’s penicillin”. It is an essential part of the daily diet of some of the world’s most highly prized racehorses. You guessed it The Stinkin Rose, the natural way to keep your pets at their best.
Many veterinarians commonly prescribes garlic as part of there flea prevention program and for treating and preventing allergy flare-ups. They also believe it may help prevent certain cancers in pets. Researchers attribute garlic’s ability to control parasites to its powerful antibacterial action. They say it controls the growth of microorganisms.
Several top priced thoroughbreds consume buckets of the Stinkin Rose everyday. breeders found that modern medicines were not always effective against the various diseases that used to cripple horses. Lord John Fitzgerald was the first of the local trainers to experiment with the garlic. He used it to prevent viruses, eliminate worms and keep the blood thin, which protects the heart.
Garlic has had its brush with celebrity pets, as well. When actress June Lockhart started losing the battle with her dog Tony’s fleas, she was told to mix garlic extract with his food. ” The flea problem just disappeared,” she said. In fact Lockhart, who became a spokesperson for International Hearing Dog Inc., after staring in the Lassie TV series, was so excited by garlic’s power that she arranged for the extract to be sent out with every newly trained dog.
You should try to use fresh garlic, but if you can’t then granulated or extracts will suffice if you have no choice. Just grate or mince a little into your pet’s food at every meal. About 1/2 to 3 cloves depending on the size of your pet.
