TOENAIL TALK (Not Just the Kids' Piggie/Market Song)

Well, I'm in a silly mood tonight so I thought I would talk about one of my favourite subjects: toenails.

I suppose people must wonder why anyone would want to talk about toenails so much. I've been wondering that myself! Anything for a laugh, I guess - me, I mean.

It all started in 2002, when I was reading a book on Natural Healing. I was reading through the various ailments and their respective cures, when I came upon a passage about toenail fungus. There was an anecdote in it from a user of vitamin E. The person, I forget whether male or female, had had toenail fungus, and took expensive pills for six months. He or she said the doctor said he couldn't do anything to help the person to get rid of the fungus. Then he/she had found out about vitamin E oil capsules and vinegar and warm water foot soaks. So the person soaked their feet in a solution of warm water and vinegar; he/she also began putting vitamin E oil from capsules on their toes "and in a short time [I] had [my} toenails back again" he or she related. And that last statement, I do not know why, just struck me funny for no reason really. Perhaps I was having mood swings, or perhaps I was deficient in vitamins or minerals, of which I had read regarding the mineral Manganese, if one is deficient in it, they could experience "involuntary laughing". Of course, and I will endeavor to put this disclaimer on my opinions, whatever they are worth, "I could very well be wrong."

NAILY - TOE!

Lately, I've been saying this a lot, in my silly moods.

Tonight, before I came over to do this blog post, I "got off" on this usual brand of silliness by expounding on the above descriptive body part, howbeit small.

Well, what is the BEST kind of TOE?

Of course, I would think that people in general would concur....

....that the BEST kind of TOE....

....is indeed "a NAILY toe"! Hardehar-lol! - Well, it's better than a THORNY toe, isn't it?!!

That's all for now.

This is....

Audio_Alone signing off this blog post.

Take care and don't take any wooden nickles!

I felt like putting something of God's creation on my blog today. If anyone is in here browsing, I hope you like these flowers: water lilies. I love nature pictures myself, but my absolute favourite are moving pictures, especially of animals playing or laying down, especially cats, as I am a cat lover from my childhood. If I ever get a chance to acquire an apartment or similar dwelling that will allow pets, I would very much like to own a cat or two. One is certainly enough company for ME alone, but two would be even BETTER, for if I'm praying, or bathing, or not at home, they would be able to keep each other company, or if tired, they could lay down together!

"WATCH WHERE YOU'RE GOING!" - One of the Biggest Myths

Well, today's another day, as some people say, and I'm still trying to get the hang of all this computer stuff. Perhaps if today's technology and wide availability of said technology had been available to all in the 70s (when I was a child/teen), I may have caught on to it faster. Oh well.

My mind gets blank when pressed for time to write on here as I do not have my own computer.

One day I was walking the little mini-mall on the way to the library where I do my posts on computer. As I was walking, I noticed everyone going their various ways, and once in awhile, if I didn't step out of the way, a person would have surely collided with me. So I got to thinking: When people say "watch where you're going!" this is not the way it is, for if I were to "watch where I am going" I would surely collide with everyone unless they got out of my walking path. The moral is: We all have to watch where WE ARE (and EVERYONE ELSE is) going - walking - or we may collide, unless either side realizes what's going on and steps out of the way.

Welcome to my personal space, all readers. Those who know me already know I only have limited computer time, so there may be some days between posts from me.

I have both a serious and a silly side to me, as I'm sure you've surmized (at least the latter) from my blog title.

There will be silly or humourous posts in here and there will be serious ones - some VERY serious, as I suffer from depression and other mental illnesses, such as social anxiety disorder/social phobia and avoidance.

I've been wanting my own written space for quite some time, but didn't know how to implement it until I found the bloggers' site.

Well, if there's anyone who likes to talk about toenails as much as I do (as you will see/read), I hope you kindred spirits will send me a note.

That is all for now.

Again, I welcome you to my blog space.

Take care!