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Post by sundew on Jan 29, 2005 3:23:00 GMT -5
Alaska was my "home" for only a few years, six years. I really felt in my heart was my true home. Lived in Valdez for a bit, Palmer, then out around Trapper Creek. Were the best of times. Didn't know you were to be wary of moose; never had a problem though, we shared the garden-lol I am in a little tiny cabin in the woods today, civilization is getting sooo near; and I yearn to come back up with all of you. I've just arrived here and have chuckled, learned something and enjoyed myself in your new forum. Thanks sundew-(jenny-do ya know what sundew looks like?It's medicine)
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Post by Jenny on Jan 29, 2005 16:05:10 GMT -5
Hi sundew! Great to have you in the forum. Growing up in a big city in the deep south, I always wanted to live in a little cabin in the woods. I would have been content just about anyplace away from civilization, but Alaska was my dream. Now it's my home.
I do know about sundew ;D Wonderful stuff, but I've never been fortunate enough to find any myself. I have a friend who was going to show me where she usually gets it, but summer got away from us before we knew it. I use wormwood extensively, though, for all kinds of things. The natives call it Chythlook. In the south, it's usually called mugwort. I think they're cousins, not really the exact thing thing, though. But I do hope to find some sundew next summer. Supposed to be the greatest for colds and respiratory problems, so I've been told. I'd love for you to post more about it, or other plants, under God's Cures forum. I'm a nurse, but really believe in what God has given us, even though most of our health problems are our own doing. Just one more way He shows us His love, grace and forgiveness ;D
Looking forward to hearing lots more from you!
Jenny
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