That is pretty much it. All the ingredients are know to have health benefits with most being anti-bacterial and/or anti-viral. I’ve been using Master Tonic or the very similar Fire Cider for several years. Can’t prove a negative, but I haven’t been sick.
Day 12Can’t recall the name of this Gerber; they made so many variations that were similar. Handle is too short though…
Day 12Casio AQ-S810WImperial IMP22L
Day 12Planning to cut up cardboard boxes this afternoon, I find a serrated edge works very well. Making decision as to which blade gets the duty seems to take longer, and longer! 🤪Down to these two; [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] BO REBAR or the BO OHT
Day 12Another month, another picture of my wife borrowing my knife to cut her food. I don't know how she didn't starve before me.
Well I believe you!My mom drank a blend of apple cider vinegar and warm water before bed every night as long as I can remember when allowed to stay up that late. She passed away at 92 in 2024! Never ever was prescribed a prescription for an ailment in her life time. Only a pain med she did not take after breaking her wrist at 85!Still walked a mile daily, had to sneak a couple air tags in different coats just track her just in case. She ran out of vinegar in early June / late May and did not tell my sister who does her shopping. In July she was hospitalized for a UTI, and slid down hill quickly. She was tired and lonely as all her friends were gone.
Impressive results. I may brew a batch up and see if I can tolerate it. It’d be a bold bacterium that dared to mess with a person who was full of that stuff.
Looks like a nice beefy knife, shame the handle is too short.
Today MP600, used serrated blade to cut open those annoying plastic bands on pallet
GBD-200-1ER
Making decision as to which blade gets the duty seems to take longer, and longer! 🤪
Day 12Opened some ground beef for dinner
Day 13Here is my small Tntor power bank:(Image removed from quote.)It is useful, but not very interesting.
A couple weeks ago I noticed my very similar power pack was sitting on the counter askew! Examined it and found the case was swelled at the edges. And it was warm, not hot, just warm. I took it outside wrapped a wound of duct tape top to bottom, then around side to side and wrapped in some old bubble wrap. And placed in a metal 5 gallon paint pail with lid on it. All intentions to deliver to electronic recycling. Two nights later, inside the house I heard a boom, felt a vibration and heard my pictures on the wall jiggle. Investigated, at that time, nothing obvious, Neighbors next door and across the street poke heads outside as well. Next day I find the 5 gallon pail laying about 20 feet from where I had placed at the side of the garage. Found the lid in back yard about thirty feet the opposite direction in a tree about 15 feet high. Bubble wrap melted, tape shredded and burnt. If that had been on the counter in my kitchen, I am certain I would have been harmed, an or my house severally damaged by the concussion and fire. Do not store out of sight or even over night to charge. The only reason it was on the counter was that I had removed from a sling bag and had planned to take upstairs to place in my flight carryon back pack. Now I understand why airlines ask if these are in your carryon to some degree.
Damn, that is a cautionary tale! I have two of these Tntors, the older one I’ve had for a few years, and so far they have behaved well. I had better start giving them regular check ups.
Yes, pay attention to charging functions and life span of a charge. LIon charge cycles fade quickly as they deteriorate. ( I use to test different LIon cells for equipment we supported in the ATM INDUSTRY!)Thinking now, I may have only experience severe swelling only if I kept at a moderate temperature. But I also knew what could happen either way. They can be unpredictable. But, outside in sub 20°F temps and higher dampness causing freezing may have been cause of violent result. Just keep eye on cases bulging.
The challenge is to post a picture of a black item of carry alongside one or more items of your seasonal outdoor apparel.
Today with Dual Force, tightened door handles with bitdriver.
Used Mr. Pinchy to open a large package.
My wife gets her tea bags in bulk 3 or 4 times a year.
Sod Buster and Parker doing doodling again as a grandchild liked the trees I did on day 10.
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