Time Machines and the Nineteenth Century

-Mechano Neural Therapy experienced great popularity in the late 1900's and early 20 century. Dr. Ella Kilgus therapy originated at the time, but the actual practice can be traced to early Greek civilization.

I learned the technique to work when I was 6 years. I've been doing ever since in my family, my dogs, nurses at work and at one time on me as I braced against the wall to penetrate the pressure points along the spine.

Only a few of us know how to do this: my sister, my family doctor's daughter, her sister, her son. I taught my husband and a nurse at work to do, and they whiz kid with his own style and flair for healing.

I am doing research on Mechano, as we call it, so you can spread this information through books that I intend to write.

My Family Homeopathic doctor's daughter, and I just started this exchange massages every Wednesday morning at eleven.

I'm going to his house, because it is conveniently located in the heart of our home town, across from the nineteenth century church, the huge bell that rings the time on the clock.

Her home was built in the mid-1800th My friend is caring for a house that was inhabited by four generations of his family, and to this point in time.

of the nineteenth century antiques furnish the mansion, each room has it, not because it is regulated in this way, but because it is the way it always was.

smells take me back to my earliest memories. I was raised in that house, and my family housing, which is located one mile through town.

After the exchange treatment, I went home, rejuvenated, feeling alive and energized. Ideas are swirling around my head on the Mechano book title that has yet to be determined.

I recently joined Pat O'Bryan's Portable Empire University, where we learn more about Internet marketing available hours and hours of valuable "How To " video and audio presentations.

Pat O'Bryan is well-run forum where regular participant. It makes us all feel connected with him, the guru who is talented at making us all feel special.

Pat's new book titled "Your Portable Empire: How to make money anywhere while doing what you love" will be released 09/04/2007. He got the idea that he wanted to have a book signing on the social networking site called "Second Life ."

He bought and decorated with the Portable Empire Island and set it up for the selection of members to come and talk to him and everyone else who shows up as we all await the discovery of his books, his creation, his baby!

To go on a portable Empire Island, I had to do what is called a walking, talking avatar, along with clothing, hair style and color, facial and body structure of my choice, any and all that can change the any time.

Her name is Mooie Infinity.

It feels like my alter ego.

I worry about it as I go on my first life.

I expressed these concerns to Pat's Post, Koanwrangler Ibanez, who has generously offered his roof for Mooie, situated near a beautiful fountain with the lavender color of the water complete with sound effects rippling water, when the Portable Empire Island is not full swing.

My dogs absolutely love the soothing sound.

In the time-line of one day, I went from the 19th century in the future, it is now.

I went from musty odor 19th century room with a view to the interior of the oldest street in America, the virtual reality of ocean front property in Second Life, with others who want to socialize, network about their work and offer their support to one another.

This is quite a mind trip.

space travel.

Time Machine.

learning centers.

the biggest alternative to bar room fun I've ever seen.

We do not live in interesting times.