Planning Ahead...
I have made a couple of updates to the post concerning Colt Levi Clark.
He's still missing. It has been five days now.
I heard something interesting on the news this evening. The story was about glyconutrients and how there seems to be some local children/patients whose parents are giving them these supplements.
Some of these children weren't expected to live and today, they are not only living but they are thriving.
The reporter states that there isn't much information available about glyconutrients. She did interview a doctor in Oklahoma City who is supposed to be one of the few specialists in this field in the entire country.
He stated that there haven't been any studies to prove, or disprove, that glyconutrients will help the body's immune system in such a dramatic way.
And I haven't taken the time to really look for any credible information either.
While I believe that such a supplement could possibly do such things, it just makes me wonder why it would work.
Wouldn't it be because there was a deficiency to begin with?
Maybe McDonald's isn't such a good place to eat after all.
Parker came home from his friend's house this evening with a "tall tale" about a Bigfoot sighting at some Girl Scout Camp here in Oklahoma a few years back.
He was asking if we could go camping there and hunt for it.
I'm too tired to think about planning such a camping trip right now.
Well...
Maybe we 'could' go.
I've been thinking about a camping trip here the last couple of week-ends.
I think I would want to tank up on some glyconutrients before we embarked on such an endeavor.
I wonder if a McDonald's Big Mac would make good bait for a Bigfoot trap?
later...
He's still missing. It has been five days now.
I heard something interesting on the news this evening. The story was about glyconutrients and how there seems to be some local children/patients whose parents are giving them these supplements.
Some of these children weren't expected to live and today, they are not only living but they are thriving.
The reporter states that there isn't much information available about glyconutrients. She did interview a doctor in Oklahoma City who is supposed to be one of the few specialists in this field in the entire country.
He stated that there haven't been any studies to prove, or disprove, that glyconutrients will help the body's immune system in such a dramatic way.
And I haven't taken the time to really look for any credible information either.
While I believe that such a supplement could possibly do such things, it just makes me wonder why it would work.
Wouldn't it be because there was a deficiency to begin with?
Maybe McDonald's isn't such a good place to eat after all.
Parker came home from his friend's house this evening with a "tall tale" about a Bigfoot sighting at some Girl Scout Camp here in Oklahoma a few years back.
He was asking if we could go camping there and hunt for it.
I'm too tired to think about planning such a camping trip right now.
Well...
Maybe we 'could' go.
I've been thinking about a camping trip here the last couple of week-ends.
I think I would want to tank up on some glyconutrients before we embarked on such an endeavor.
I wonder if a McDonald's Big Mac would make good bait for a Bigfoot trap?
later...
posted by It's me, T.J. at Tuesday, April 25, 2006
6 Comments:
Don wants us to go camping too ... I told him when the weather is stable ... I'll agree to go camping ...*grin*
My Sister~N~Law is a manager at one of the Mac Donalds in Joplin, I'll ask her if a 'big mac' would tempt a Bigfeet. Also you may want to write down the facts of the reported sighting and send it to the research group. I follow a lot of this stuff, will send their info if you wish. Maybe you can capture it and selll it......wonder what a bigfoot is worth these days??
http://www.texasbigfoot.com/data_ok.html
http://www.bfro.net/GDB/state_listing.asp?state=ok
Hey Peggikaye...
When does Oklahoma weather get stable?
;+ )
Wm H, Parker had the same idea about selling the Bigfoot. Only he wanted me to shoot it first, then sell it.
later...
you got it! ;)
Hmmm ... you catch Bigfoot ... and I'll want your autograph! ;o)
Does Parker realize that the fellow who wore the Bigfoot costume for that famous distance shot in California admitted to doing it a number of years back?
My bad ... *grin*
By the way, sounds like your weather is a lot like ours ... one of our New England mottos: If you don't like the weather, just wait a minute.
Ayuh.
Sure...
I'll be glad to sign your autograph book.
But please don't tell Parker about the 'fake' Bigfoot...
He's only a boy for a little while longer...
*sigh*
later...
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