August Ramble ♡ (2025)
Added 2025-08-30 18:00:16 +0000 UTCHello my sweet angels! It's the best time of the month, ramble time!!! I hope you're all having an amazing weekend so far!
This ramble is supposed to feel like a late night call where I basically just talk your ear off for 37 minutes! Haha I hope you guys enjoy listening to this one. Thank you so much for another amazing month with the help of your continued support<3
Stay tuned for a brand new audio next week!:)
Happy listening ♡
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Michael @ 49316
2025-10-17 17:26:08 +0000 UTCHello. New sub and I love this! FYI from someone Canada only allows in cautiously, lol, taking medicine with you is a good idea BUT if you're traveling internationally, check with the country's immigration policy for what and how much you can take in. You don't want to be flagged and/or have your medicine confiscated. And if you are flagged, I can recommend an excellent immigration attorney. Yes, it got that bad. LOL
Michael @ 49316
2025-10-17 16:05:19 +0000 UTC🦇
Sportsdad
2025-09-09 02:39:31 +0000 UTCMuch appreciated! Haha♥️
Hey!
2025-09-02 18:58:46 +0000 UTCSunburns are BURNS. So treat them as such. Ointments are good, but the issue is a burn continues to do damage as long as it has heat within. So as with all things, remove the heat. As long as it's just red and hot (for worse damage, seek medical as this type of cooling could make bad even worse) - apply cool/cold compresses (start with cool tap water and step up to colder stuff based on tolerance - wrap ice in a wet cloth). Keep applying cooling for as long as the spot is radiating heat (or comfort limits). I have done this and gone from painful sunburn in an evening to normal comfort and almost no skin peeling. It's astounding how many people I see just going around saying "Oww! This hurts!" when relief could be easily had! Hydration is also important - WATER hydration, haha. And last - sunblock application needs to happen at the SPF level (SPF30 every 30 minutes, SPF50 ever 50 minutes to an hour). Everyone (even me!) forgets the RE-application part of it - especially in equator levels of sun, which as you discovered is intense for someone not used to it. Glad you are mending, though! Heal up and feel better! I'm not sure you really want some internet rando showing up to help with tech issues, haha. 🦇
Buzz
2025-09-02 17:52:03 +0000 UTC
