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i am a family physician who was diagnosed with
early mild cognitive impairment(mci) amnestic type on december 21, 2010
this is a precursor to alzheimers disease
because of this diagnosis i have opted to stop practicing medicine
this blog will be about my journey with this disease
please feel free to follow me along this path
i will continue blogging on organic gardening, green living,
solar power, rainwater collection, and healthy living
i will blog on these plus other things noted to be interesting

Thursday, May 22, 2014

victory sign, produce, prune paint

VICTORY SIGN

those of you who have ever been photographed with me
will appreciate this picture

i received in the mail this card
which said inside

i passed by and saw this card and instantly thought of you

i have enhanced or based on your perspective ruined many
a picture with this v sign or rabbit ears over the years

in fact my daughter in law let me know in no uncertain terms
no rabbit ears in the wedding pictures

man that was a real hard one to do
it was tough
sitting through all those photos
but
she did reward me at the end by allowing me
one picture with my using rabbit ears

i googled
 why do people use rabbit ears in photographs

the urban dictionary said it is what third graders do
hum
what do they know












this person a former patient considers it an honor to be
rabbit eared by the ogd

i think it enhances the photo
however
thats not an opinion shared by wife she
or
my daughter in law

what do you think

PRODUCE

















i wear a size 13 shoe
this is my largest onion i have ever grown
i call it my 5 lb onion

this since ive done the anthill garden raised bed
using my own chicken generated compost
and
using the planting instructions from the natural gardener
all using strictly organic methods
this will be the best onion crop i have ever produced
200+ of these suckers will soon be harvested

PRUNE PAINT

here is the official word from many arborists and organic folks

here in central texas only paint the limb cuts on red oaks
and live oaks
to prevent the spread of oak wilt disease

all other tree cuts dont need to be painted

also
november december january is the best time to trim
red oaks and live oaks here in central texas

the organicgreen doctor

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