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[shanmonster]

There's got to be something wrong with me. I'm starting to really get into the music of Wolf Eyes. There can't be many people on this planet who can listen to this stuff.

In other news, I still have a mad crush on Covenant. I love these guys, and they're all on my List.

I think it's time to jump in the tub and hope the hot water and steam will alleviate the apparent excoriation of my lungs. I'll read a book on the origin of children's rhymes just to keep my brain occupied.

Do I game tonight? I sure hope so. My dreams have been filled with what-if scenarios. I need to know what happens next!

Comments

[silverfae.livejournal.com]

Have you also tried some essential oil of eucalyptus? it's wonderful for sinus/lung congestion and infections. I put a bout five drops in a coffee mug, fill it with boiling water and inhale for long enough to cool down to drinkable.
I also drink it myself, but that's not recommended. Still, it helps me to keep some in the back of my throat, where I need it.

[miami-pony.livejournal.com]

musically: wolf eyes = awful. Wow.
Covenant = lots of yummy goodness, though. I'm so glad that Europe produces all these nifty EBM bands

[shanmonster.livejournal.com]

I really can't explain why I like Wolf Eyes. I can't.

Covenant is much easier to understand....

asthma

[(Anonymous)]

http://www.asthmastory.com/

is a website by a man who had asthma and claims to have cured it. I tried what he did and after two years my asthma is either cured and I have residual emphysema (when I was 40 my dr. promised that if I didn't go on inhaled steroids I would have emphysema by 55), or else my asthma is about 95% better. I have dropped my inhaled steroids from 1000 micrograms/day to 50 mikes every other day, and am breathing better than I have since my early thirties. You may or may not feel that your case is germaine, but it's an interesting read. The National Jewish Medical Center in Denver which is the #1 resperatory hospital in the U.S. is researching this, but hasn't published anything yet.

Re: asthma

[shanmonster.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I'll check it out...

[momus.livejournal.com]

I'll read a book on the origin of children's rhymes just to keep my brain occupied.

What is the title? I've been looking for something like this for quite a while with no luck.

[shanmonster.livejournal.com]

Heavy Words Lightly Thrown. Amazon has it on sale right now....