Category: remedy

Gemini On The Family

I understand that you’re feeling frustrated and upset with your family. Sometimes, it can be difficult to communicate effectively with our loved ones, especially when we’re feeling strong emotions.

Instead of focusing on the negative aspects of your family, try to focus on the positive aspects. What do you love about them? What are they good at? What makes them unique?

Once you’ve identified the positive aspects of your family, try to express your feelings in a more constructive way. Instead of saying “You’re always so negative!” you could say “I’m feeling frustrated because I feel like we’re always arguing.” Instead of saying “You’re never there for me!” you could say “I miss spending more time with you.”

It’s also important to be patient and understanding. Remember that everyone is different and has their own way of communicating. Try to listen to what your family is saying and be respectful of their feelings.

Advance Directive The Future

It’s been two or three years since you filed the Advance Directive. I have some insight about it. The Advance Directive is just the beginning. There are a lot of possible directions going forward. You can do anything with your thinking.

Try to think of what the hospital is doing with Advance Directive information. Apply that to the situation you visualize as similar to the Advance Directive in function. It would be a new access direction. Use your creativity to make your next chapter. For example, you could write a binding contract. You can make access to specialize in an area that you are good at. Go on and create your next chapter.

There is another post that has thinking about your Advance Directive future: https://gevluef.com/2014/07/14/after-the-advance-directive/

Kresge Renewal Project

Kresge College 2024 Renewal is in the works.

https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2024/10/16/photos-a-closeup-look-at-uc-santa-cruzs-kresge-college-renewal-project/

UC Santa Cruz students head to class this week along Porter-Kresge Road as Kresge College is rebuilt behind them. The college was founded in the early 1970s and according to a press release from UCSC, was designed with “concepts of collaboration and participatory democracy at the core of its identity.” Kresge is being rebuilt in a two-phase project and the first phase, which included three new residence halls and a new academic center, has already been completed. The second phase is expected to be completed late this year. Kresge was the sixth college established at UCSC and was named after Kresge Foundation and K-Mart founder Sebastian Kresge. San Francisco-based architecture firm Studio Gang received the Honor Award for the Kresge College renewal project at the San Francisco chapter of the American Institute of Architects’ 2024 Architecture Awards. (Shmuel Thaler – Santa Cruz Sentinel)

The Gaps Are Closing

In the early 70’s people told you what to do. Somebody told my father what to do for the space between the teeth. Tori and I both had gaps between our teeth. Father took us to the dentist where we were sleepy from the operation which we had at the same time. We had the muscle removed above our two front teeth so that when our adult teeth grew in the gaps would close.

Without that muscle our septum was exposed and became deviated. We were sleepy at the dentist, and our septum’s eventually deviated. So, we were generally sleepy with our depressed conditions. We both got the remedy.

I got a Rhinoplasty in October 1991. It straightened my septum. And now, going forward, Tori got one recently as well. She is working out. Like I experienced years ago she is experiencing her improving condition. That’s two rhinoplasties in the same family.

The story is working out. I think that father was a winemaker and he thought that we were like wine. I’m thankful that Tori got one. She didn’t have to like me. I had a mental illness. All she’s dealing with now is her straightened septum.

Comment: August 24th, 2024; Tori responded to my Blog post. She denies having a nose job.

Friday Key Day

Using “Key” as a general idea, there are search results at Wikipedia of various iterations of Key: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key

The picture is from the Ilco Key Company in North Carolina: https://www.ilco.us/category/keys

Key Cylinder – Often used in front door locks. It’s cylindrical in shape with a flat key inserted at the end. A set of pins are arranged along the length of the cylinder, and when you insert the key and turn it, they line up so the door opens.

Comment: August 21, 2024: Realized Key keeps keep. Boom Box CD electrical smell.

Notes for making future posts at Gevluef:

  • San Francisco; stolen keys is a remedy. Key keeps keep.
  • Ketoconazole generic for Nizoral is used to treat infections caused by a fungus or yeast.
  • A Paranoid person does something with “Key” mentally.
  • The next part of the story is about Disability.

Fingernail Biting

Several months ago I stopped biting my nails. I have to keep them short so I don’t bit them. It’s not like quitting Cigarettes where you don’t have anymore cravings. I have to stop myself from relapsing all the time. I have been stopped now for a while and it feels like there is something more happening; forever and a day. I looked on the internet for information about it. Following are some results on Onychophagia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nail_biting

Onychophagia is the clinical name for fingernail biting. It is a common stress-related or nervous habit in children and adults. It involves biting off the nail plate, and sometimes the soft tissues of the nail bed and the cuticle as well.

Multiple factors play a role in the development of nail biting, ranging from genetic components to underlying psychiatric conditions. Nail biting can be a tough habit to break. People do it for many reasons, like stress and boredom. Sometimes, though, it can be related to a deeper issue like anxiety or obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

Onychophagia is classified in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th edition (DSM-5) under the “Other Specified Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders” subcategory. The DSM-5 further characterizes onychophagia as a recurrent BFRB disorder.

I am pretty sure I am not going to bit my nails anymore. So, now I can talk about it.

Cruella 2021

My writing has been meaningful lately. Are you captivated with my recent works? I am. Right when I think I need to wait to post anything new, I have this to share; Cruella – a Disney movie from 2021.

Suggesting you watch this movie, you will need a little information. Dalmatians are bad. That’s all there is to say. Dalmatians are bad. The remedy for subduing a Dalmatian is Pumpkin and Pumpkin Spice. The following link cites my source for how I know that Pumpkin is a Dalmatian remedy: https://gevluef.com/2023/02/15/pumpkin/

I am obligated to bring this movie to your attention. I want to take care of my readers. Following are links for Cruella:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruella_(film)
https://movies.disney.com/cruella