Hi Jigme, >Hi Lob and all geeky, travellers of all dimensions,
:-) >I had an extended leave from cyberspace, forced on my by real time >circomstances. >A week ago I was just reading this very post of Lobster's, when the >house painters arrived. And they were in a hurry to start, and before i >even had a chance to finish reading this, they were already painting my >front door and ready to start at the window where I was still behind the >computer. >I had already made arrangements to leave that day but had not realised >things would go so fast and I was also taken by surprise how acutely I >reacted to the paints. You have to be there to understnad this. When my candida was rife I was 'allergic' to practically every food item. This was not in fact the case - the immune system was attacking everything that was leaking (through the gut) directly into the blood stream. I do not remember doing much visualisation work (I think I did some) but this and NLP and hypnosis might be a way of correcting sensitivity? Good stuff for Yogis. >So, while I was loosing my breath I fled downstairs and vigorously >coughing grabbed the phone, fled into the garden and there i called a >friend. >She came to my recue in the next 15 minutes. >She's a very practical gal and always acts right away. While I was >completely overwhelmed and confused in the garden, she went upstairs, >disconnected my computer and carried it into the kitchen cupboard (the >only one that has a lock) put some more valuables in there, locked the >door and handed me the key. >Then she grabbed my bag and pulled me into her car and we drove away >from my house with the front door, the back door and all the windows >wide open, whilst they were being painted. Off to the station we were. >That is really the weirdest of feelings; leaving for the other end of >the country with all the doors and windows wide open. >My friend stayed in charge of my house and I just found everything back >neatly painted and taken care of well :-) Well done her. >Just re-connected the computer and caught up with mail. > >I had a LOT of mail, since I had no chance to edit my email preferances >for my groups, which I usually do before I leave for some days or weeks. :-) >I have free web space from my provider, but have not yet figured out >how to access it and post some HTML there. >All going in stages. Wannado on their website or by email will help with this. Sometimes you have web space but have to activate it (tell your ISP you want to use it) Then you create HTML and pics etc then upload it I am recommending freeware filezilla for this . . . FileZilla http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/ One of your techie friend will show you some of this stuff and how simple it is . . . >Maybe one day you will travel to the nearby future and see the FreeFlow >page. >Let me know what it looks like when you come back >;-) FreeFlow is an idea and concept whose time has come. By investing it with power (spending time with it) it will come to be (I guess we all kew that :-) >>here is a simple intro to creating a web page >>http://pages.britishlibrary.net/tooting/webdesign.html >Will check it out, when i find your post back after sorting out the >hundreds of posts that I just now ploughed through. >I definately want to start designing a page soon. >:-) > >Good to be back! > >Love, >Desi :-) Look forward to including a link to FreeFlow in a future tmxxine page Glad to have you back Lobster ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. Get it for free! http://us.click.yahoo.com/L5YrjA/eSIIAA/yQLSAA/_bWolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HolyGeek/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
