I'm scheduled for an interview this Friday July 27, starting 7 p.m. Eastern time, 4 p.m. Pacific time. The show is called "Mystical Cruise", and it's on Blog Talk Radio.
The show will be archived.
The host is Robert Sharpe.
The number for callers to both listen live and/or to call and ask questions is 619-789-4359.
You can check them out here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/biteradiome/2012/08/08/ioshi-cards--francine-milanomystical-cruise
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It's a Philip K. Dick World! “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” —Philip K. Dick Government intrusion into our personal lives is increasing, the economy is shot and the media focus on hate and violence. Philip K. Dick's fifth and last wife, Tessa Dick, talks about her husband. I have my own books and stories, as well.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Life on one leg
Yes, I still have both of my legs. However, one of them is badly broken. I'm in a brace and on crutches. Thank God, they didn't put a cast on it, so I can take off the brace to scratch the itchies.
Getting around is problematic at best, even inside the house. I've learned to hobble into the kitchen on one crutch, so I have a hand free to stir the pot and carry my bowl of soup back to my desk in the living room.
The two hardest things are sitting down and, even worse, getting up from a chair (or from the toilet).
I'm learning ways to bathe without the benefit of the bathroom fixtures that were designed for that purpose. You see, sitting in a tub is out of the question, unless I want to spend the rest of my life in there. Standing up in the shower is too painful. Even my good leg begins to hurt after a few minutes because it has to carry all my weight with no aid from my left leg.
Every day I thank God that this is temporary. My leg will heal, eventually. It makes me feel even more sympathetic toward those who have lost one or both legs permanently.
Meanwhile, since I can't do much of anything involving physical activity, I've been experimenting with make-up. Now, Granny always told me that if you paint your face when you're young, you'll have to paint your face when you're old. At age 58, I still consider myself young, but my face seems to disagree. I feel about 26 on the inside, but I'm beginning to look like 76 on the outside.
I would appreciate any tips you might have about moisturizing (I have very dry skin), wrinkle reduction, choosing the right shades for fair skin with freckles, color coordinating, etc. I have so little experience with make-up!
Thank you so much for reading my post!
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Getting around is problematic at best, even inside the house. I've learned to hobble into the kitchen on one crutch, so I have a hand free to stir the pot and carry my bowl of soup back to my desk in the living room.
The two hardest things are sitting down and, even worse, getting up from a chair (or from the toilet).
I'm learning ways to bathe without the benefit of the bathroom fixtures that were designed for that purpose. You see, sitting in a tub is out of the question, unless I want to spend the rest of my life in there. Standing up in the shower is too painful. Even my good leg begins to hurt after a few minutes because it has to carry all my weight with no aid from my left leg.
Every day I thank God that this is temporary. My leg will heal, eventually. It makes me feel even more sympathetic toward those who have lost one or both legs permanently.
Meanwhile, since I can't do much of anything involving physical activity, I've been experimenting with make-up. Now, Granny always told me that if you paint your face when you're young, you'll have to paint your face when you're old. At age 58, I still consider myself young, but my face seems to disagree. I feel about 26 on the inside, but I'm beginning to look like 76 on the outside.
I would appreciate any tips you might have about moisturizing (I have very dry skin), wrinkle reduction, choosing the right shades for fair skin with freckles, color coordinating, etc. I have so little experience with make-up!
Thank you so much for reading my post!
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Strange murals and monuments at Denver International Airport
Masonic? Yes. New World Order, probably.
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From
http://extraordinaryintelligence.com/970/the-unexplained/mysterious-murals-and-monuments-at-the-denver-airport/
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From
http://extraordinaryintelligence.com/970/the-unexplained/mysterious-murals-and-monuments-at-the-denver-airport/
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