Well, it’s not mine…but when we were little kids, we used to say, “I don’t feel well” in the hopes of staying home and watching some TV. The reply from my mumma was that if I was not well enough to go out to school, I would not be allowed to watch TV, but she could ring the school and ask for some some homework from my bed. Invariably, I figured I may as well go to school if there was going to be no TV. Didn’t take long for me to recover from my illness.
Hahahahahahahah Thank you for the good giggles, Caramel 😉 As a child, I looooved going to school, so I wasn’t the faking kind. My brother did pretend having belly aches every now and then to skip school, and I am pretty sure my mother used the same strategy to ”cure” him 😛
Oh, never heard about oregano oil… But that sounds interesting. I’ll try to find some, I’d like to test that, when we have something else to worry about, aside dang covid. By the way, I heard that Ontario was tightening the health measures… Did they put a curfew on?
Okie, so Québec, minus the curfew and the stores closed on Sundays. I appreciate Ontario trying to keep up with us so we don’t feel lonely… But really, you don’t have to 😉 LOL
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local honey for allergies
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I’ve read a lot about honey’s virtues… I have no doubt it can help with allergies. One more reason to save the bees 😉 Thank you for sharing, Alice! xx
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baking soda and vinegar down a clogged sink drain. clears it out completely, doesn’t harm the pipes nor the environment
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I’ve heard about it, but I’ve never tried… Does it take a lot of both products?
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nope. 1/4 cup of soda, 1 cup vinegar
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Well, it’s not mine…but when we were little kids, we used to say, “I don’t feel well” in the hopes of staying home and watching some TV. The reply from my mumma was that if I was not well enough to go out to school, I would not be allowed to watch TV, but she could ring the school and ask for some some homework from my bed. Invariably, I figured I may as well go to school if there was going to be no TV. Didn’t take long for me to recover from my illness.
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Hahahahahahahah Thank you for the good giggles, Caramel 😉 As a child, I looooved going to school, so I wasn’t the faking kind. My brother did pretend having belly aches every now and then to skip school, and I am pretty sure my mother used the same strategy to ”cure” him 😛
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Microwaveable wheat bags for aches and pains.
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Oh yes, I think I’ve used these a couple of times… Can’t you also put them in the freezer for injuries that require a cold patch? 🙂
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You can get packs to chill as well, but I like warmth!
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A friend made me a corn bag with dried field corn from the farm store. Heat it or freeze it. I use it a lot.
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Oil of oregano. Works wonders to stop colds!
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Oh, never heard about oregano oil… But that sounds interesting. I’ll try to find some, I’d like to test that, when we have something else to worry about, aside dang covid. By the way, I heard that Ontario was tightening the health measures… Did they put a curfew on?
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No but schools are virtual til the 17th and restaurants and gymns are closed🙄
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Okie, so Québec, minus the curfew and the stores closed on Sundays. I appreciate Ontario trying to keep up with us so we don’t feel lonely… But really, you don’t have to 😉 LOL
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Honey in tea or warm milk with a pinch of turmeric.
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