Comments for Susan Hutchinson http://www.susanhutchinson.com More Energy | Increased Energy | Vitamins For Energy | How To Get More Energy Sat, 21 Jan 2012 02:52:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Sore Throat? Try Flax Jelly! by shblogadmin http://www.susanhutchinson.com/sore-throat-try-flax-jelly/comment-page-1/#comment-579 shblogadmin Sat, 21 Jan 2012 02:52:19 +0000 http://www.susanhutchinson.com/?p=439#comment-579 Hi Chris, Nice to meet you! The ginger really seems to help. It's warming so helps with chills too. I've got a Naturopath friend who learned about a similiar flax recipe for pregnant moms from a Swedish Dr - make your jelly recipe a little thinner, almost like a really thick tea sort of concoction. She said it makes for a calm baby and mother! Best, Susan Hi Chris, Nice to meet you! The ginger really seems to help. It’s warming so helps with chills too. I’ve got a Naturopath friend who learned about a similiar flax recipe for pregnant moms from a Swedish Dr – make your jelly recipe a little thinner, almost like a really thick tea sort of concoction. She said it makes for a calm baby and mother!
Best, Susan

]]> Comment on Sore Throat? Try Flax Jelly! by Joybilee Farm http://www.susanhutchinson.com/sore-throat-try-flax-jelly/comment-page-1/#comment-578 Joybilee Farm Sat, 21 Jan 2012 02:01:32 +0000 http://www.susanhutchinson.com/?p=439#comment-578 Thanks for the link, Susan. Great to find another homeschooling Mom, too. I'm definitely going to try adding ginger to my flax jelly recipe. Yum. It might make having a cold worth it. (Just kidding!) Chris Thanks for the link, Susan. Great to find another homeschooling Mom, too. I’m definitely going to try adding ginger to my flax jelly recipe. Yum. It might make having a cold worth it. (Just kidding!)
Chris

]]> Comment on Confessions of a Chronic List Maker! by Jim Marshall http://www.susanhutchinson.com/confessions-of-a-chronic-list-maker/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jim Marshall Thu, 19 Feb 2009 03:07:20 +0000 http://www.susanhutchinson.com/?p=64#comment-4 Great post! I agree; although personally I prefer to keep my lists in a plain composition style college ruled notebook. Then I put a beginning date on the front cover when I begin each new book, and an end date when I finish the last page. I keep these notebooks piled on the floor (mostly) in my office so that I can always refer back to them if need be. I also highlight the heck out of my pages, to be sure I'll find what I need when I need it... Looks kind of silly after a while since all the pages are highlighted, but it makes me feel like I'm getting things done. List away! cheers- Jim Great post! I agree; although personally I prefer to keep my lists in a plain composition style college ruled notebook. Then I put a beginning date on the front cover when I begin each new book, and an end date when I finish the last page. I keep these notebooks piled on the floor (mostly) in my office so that I can always refer back to them if need be. I also highlight the heck out of my pages, to be sure I’ll find what I need when I need it… Looks kind of silly after a while since all the pages are highlighted, but it makes me feel like I’m getting things done. List away!

cheers-
Jim

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