Hello, I'm Bina, a nice and lovely young girl I came across your page and really picked interest in you .i like to be your friend and i will like to know more about you .please write me directly to my email address(binababiker29@live.com) so i can send you my photos and also introduce myself properly to you

binababiker47 — Thu, 15 May 2014 12:25:32 GMT

Couldn't figure out the instructions, so trying this route... Here's my reply to your first email: "Thanks for the kind note, BMC :)) I suspect some people just like "dinging" if anything but compliments are posted! I like asking questions... now I have to go back to that page and see if anyone replied. Living longer/living better... Good point. To a degree, we are living better as seniors: we have more options for exploring life longer than before, more activities open to us if by good chance we retain our health. Low income people: if they are little aware of health/nutrition issues, and they often are due to lack of education, then they have little chance of taking charge of their health. Mind you, there are a lot of people out there with more than adequate incomes and perhaps good educations (?) who don't do much about their health, relying instead on slavishly following pharma as proposed by doctors. Govt/Monsanto: but what can we do about them?!? The latest news out of Canada is that Monsanto is pushing to have its GMO alfalfa seed accepted (as it is already in the States). The organic farmers organizations are trying to fight back, saying that if that seed is legitimatized, organic farming will die, given that alfalfa is a key nutrient for their livestock; alfalfa is fertilized not by wind but by insects, meaning a greater danger of wider spread contamination. Monsanto (or is it another such corporation?) claims that in the US, its GMO seeds live quite happily alongside organic farmers, and have done so for a decade (hmph...). Thanks again, and I hope this reply reaches you. What turned up in the "To" field was "Automated Email" <notifications@mercola.com>. For further reference, my real email is: damarijap@gmail.com Best, Chipmunk2 (I have no idea what happened to Chipmunk1 :)) "

chipmunk2 — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 03:01:25 GMT

Couldn't figure out the instructions, so trying this route...

Here's my reply to your first email:

"Thanks for the kind note, BMC :)) I suspect some people just like "dinging" if anything but compliments are posted! I like asking questions... now I have to go back to that page and see if anyone replied.

Living longer/living better... Good point. To a degree, we are living better as seniors: we have more options for exploring life longer than before, more activities open to us if by good chance we retain our health.

Low income people: if they are little aware of health/nutrition issues, and they often are due to lack of education, then they have little chance of taking charge of their health. Mind you, there are a lot of people out there with more than adequate incomes and perhaps good educations (?) who don't do much about their health, relying instead on slavishly following pharma as proposed by doctors.

Govt/Monsanto: but what can we do about them?!? The latest news out of Canada is that Monsanto is pushing to have its GMO alfalfa seed accepted (as it is already in the States). The organic farmers organizations are trying to fight back, saying that if that seed is legitimatized, organic farming will die, given that alfalfa is a key nutrient for their livestock; alfalfa is fertilized not by wind but by insects, meaning a greater danger of wider spread contamination. Monsanto (or is it another such corporation?) claims that in the US, its GMO seeds live quite happily alongside organic farmers, and have done so for a decade (hmph...).

Thanks again, and I hope this reply reaches you. What turned up in the "To" field was "Automated Email" <notifications@mercola.com>. For further reference, my real email is: damarijap@gmail.com

Best,

Chipmunk2 (I have no idea what happened to Chipmunk1 :)) "

Hi ,, just another cryptic analogy, drive my friends crazy, with patience, given the interest?, one can squeeze an awesome amount of imagery and thus information into a paragraph, must have overdone it this time, seems to have stirred up a hornets nest!?---- "open valance" just popped in there as a comparative, imaging life without H2O! , sort of thing ?!--- hope this helps , if not , get back on that one , I try to do better, Ciao S, alias, geterix

geterix — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 06:18:05 GMT

Hi ,, just another cryptic analogy, drive my friends crazy, with patience, given the interest?,

one can squeeze an awesome amount of imagery and thus information into a paragraph,

must have overdone it this time, seems to have stirred up a hornets nest!?----

"open valance" just popped in there as a comparative, imaging life without H2O! , sort of

thing ?!--- hope this helps , if not , get back on that one , I try to do better, Ciao S, alias, geterix

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