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My wife and i came back to southern Texas March 8 for spring break, then got trapped when they closed the border. And, just before we took off from our mountain home, I realized she had some dementia. I got her on coconut oil, used in Asia for such problems, and three days later she did not seem the same person at all. I did it because a man posted his 85 year old father has dementia so bad he could not dress himself, and if you dressed him, he could not walk. After 37 days on coconut oil, his dad can put on his clothes and go for a walk, and find his way home. My wife wasn't that bad, but there was an almost immediate change in her.
While we are trapped here, in our seldom used mobile home, we have been tossing out old 'treasures'. I am referring to the things which fill our homes, and we can't bear to toss out. When we die, our kids will come in, get a large dumpster and take most of it to the dump. I explained it to my wife and she agrees. She has pitched a lot of stuff no one else would give space to. Me, too.
I found the old beat-up stamp book I had when I was maybe 10 or 12. I have a certain number of old stamps, none considered valuable at the time. I want a guess or loose opinion. Would it be justified to find a kid who is interested in stamps, and give him that old book rather than pitching it, or letting our kids put it in the dumpster?
While we are trapped here, in our seldom used mobile home, we have been tossing out old 'treasures'. I am referring to the things which fill our homes, and we can't bear to toss out. When we die, our kids will come in, get a large dumpster and take most of it to the dump. I explained it to my wife and she agrees. She has pitched a lot of stuff no one else would give space to. Me, too.
I found the old beat-up stamp book I had when I was maybe 10 or 12. I have a certain number of old stamps, none considered valuable at the time. I want a guess or loose opinion. Would it be justified to find a kid who is interested in stamps, and give him that old book rather than pitching it, or letting our kids put it in the dumpster?
