What are you thankful for?

[SnowBeltChamp]

This yr has flown by at amazing speed and as I sit here at my desk on the normal day to day basis I find myself thinking about what Ive been lacking or what Ive lost in the past yr.... instead today Id like to think about things Im thankful for in this yr 2009... please feel free to add anything you wish

 

[theskaz]

my busa

 

[badazgtp]

Being Alive and living life to it's fullest with my family and freinds

 

[slash]

this is an easy one...


in photographical form...


My kids...

My Wife...

The love we share!

and the Busa...lol

 

[Takeuon]

I'm thankful for my daughter being healthy....as well as myself and my parents.

 

[VaBusa]

My kids

 

[twotonevert]

Everything!
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[BlondeOnaBusa]

I'm thankful for each day the Lord gives me to spend with my family and friends.

 

[Phil96]

recently, surviving melanoma stage 1b clark level 1

 

[BUBBA]

I thank God each and every day and every time I ride for allowing me one more day on this earth to spend with my family and friends. No words can express this enough.
Also thankful for this site and the common bonds we have.
Bubba

 

[NickSully]

My kids

I don't know if you know this but you have a buffalo infestation.

 

[VaBusa]

I don't know if you know this but you have a buffalo infestation.

Don't they make a cream for that?

We were traveling back from CO and stopped in Kansas to see the beasts...the buffalo here in VA wear plaid shirts and NASCAR hats

 

[Takeuon]

Don't they make a cream for that?

We were traveling back from CO and stopped in Kansas to see the beasts...the buffalo here in VA wear plaid shirts and NASCAR hats

That's the funniest sh*t I've heard all week!

 

[Blazing-Saddle]

What am I thankful for? That when I get some 'action' a laxative wasn't involved.....

 

[k03gsxr750]

My good health, my wonderful family and girlfriend, and my amazing friends. And days when I get real lucky getting out on the parkway and enjoying my gorgeous "backyard"

 

[BlueHaya]

My wife and daughters......and good friends

 

[outlawbusa]

For having another wonderful day to wake up to~!~~

 

[macon454]

I thank God each and every day and every time I ride for allowing me one more day on this earth to spend with my family and friends. No words can express this enough.
Also thankful for this site and the common bonds we have.
Bubba

 

[Rojo]

A cure for cancer. Please pass this one on | Random Thoughts

This guy came up with an incredible treatment for cancer and the FDA and our government have been trying to hide it for years now. Please watch this movie and pass it on to as many people as you can, it's that important. It's world changing. Burzynski: Cancer Is Serious Business on Vimeo...

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[Oz22]

Alas @Rojo, those that trust the medical industrial complex will continue to line up for chemical treatments even with the overwhelming evidence that our western nations are under an ill-health epidemic. I tell no one poop nowadays, just munch my apricot kernels, have my magnesium sulfate every few weeks and eat lots of home-grown chilli and tomatoes. Sweating helps a lot too, I have always been active and even now cycle regularly. Keep the lymphatic system pumping. On that subject, I was quite amazed when I read years ago that it's like our circulatory system with interconnected passages all throughout the body, nodes, branches, all powered by muscle movement, all feeding the toxic waste back into the blood stream for excretion.

At this point, the lymph nodes will signal to your immune system if it senses any bacteria or viruses to fight against. There are about 600 lymph nodes in your body.
Once this filtration process is complete, the lymph moves into the lymphatic ducts near the neck before re-entering the bloodstream. While heart contractions control the cardiovascular system to move blood through the body, the lymphatic system relies on stimulation from muscle contractions to operate.

https://integrisok.com/Resources/On-Your-Health/2021/December/What-Is-the-Lymphatic-System-and-How-to-Get-it-Moving