Dogs don't like booze,
so that bit about their hair curing a hangover
makes no sense at all.
On the other hand, taking away the pain of a bee sting
almost instantly by putting a dab of honey on it
works like a charm.
16 hours ago
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I did not know that. Whoa. Did this happen while you were "window pleining?"
If so, you'd better stay inside with heavy clothing, and stay away from snakes, bees and other wildlife.
Are you getting any relief from the heat? We finally are, though it's gonna get hot this week.
Let's hear it for the M-O-N-S-O-O-N-S...
YAY!!!
I know of one particular dog that is quite fond of Guinness. Whenever we pour he is with us. Face in the bowl, he laps up the black drool, only to find a small stimulus. His eyes do arise as if to say "thanks for that guys but I'm fine with water and my fitness!"
Oh, ouch. Where did it happen? Like, on the ranch, or on your toe?
I had heard that about honey--supposed to be good for minor wounds, too. Never tried it though.
I like the photo. It looks like a painting.
Brian, I thought this was funny when I first saw it, but when I read it aloud to our in-house Guiness-diver, I heard the limerick. I guess drinking that black brew puts the Irish in ya, eh me bye?
The attack occurred on the porch on my thigh.
Honey heals minor burns and blisters, too, as well as being an anesthetic. Plus it makes the booboo taste as good as a biscuit!
Ouch! Didn't know that about honey.
Hi Sam...sorry about the bee...glad to hear the honey worked. Are you on the ranch?
Really? I was stung by a bee once and I didn't have any honey at the time (not that I would have known enough to try this). My Mom used to always tell the story that some of my very first words were swear words because as a tyke I would toddle over into the yard next to where we lived...the man who lived there was a beekeeper and he had very colorful language. When I was punctuating momma and dadda with *)^&^&*%^&$%#$! she put up a fence. haha I felt compelled to tell you all this because of that beautiful honey picture.
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