Swine Flu Ingredients

This is what you will get if you get the swine flu shot. Do you want this in your body?

Not for me!
List Of Components Of Glaxo H1N1 Vaccine


BIOLOGICAL INDEX

chicken embryos (eggs)
influenza virus, H5N1
virus culture

CHEMICAL INDEX

alpha-tocopherol
aluminum adjuvant
AS03 adjuvant
Daronrix
disodium phosphate
formaldehyde
magnesium chloride
octoxynol 10
polysorbate 80 (Tween 80
potassium chloride
potassium dihydrogen phosphate
sodium chloride
sodium deoxycholate
squalene
thiomersal (thimerosol) (MERCURY)
vitamin E


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Migraine Treated

Sunday July 26

We stayed home all day, and I spent most of the time on the internet.

Val came over for Sunday lunch. Before we ate, Val said that Lil said that I could help her

with her headache. So, we went through the routine. Her pain level at that time was 6 (with

10 being the highest). After one round it was down to 4, then after another round it was down

to 0, which means no pain! She was surprised and wondered how it worked. I said (pointing to

the switch), ‘That we use many things and take it for granted and it works. This is like

using electricity, the TV or a car.’

I would like her to write a testimonial so I can add this to my list of people that I can

help.

The others had chicken and I had fish.

Leaving Spain

Saturday July 25

Today is when we leave Spain. We went to get something to eat and a newspaper. When we got

back we started cleaning the flat. We thought we would have time to take a swim in the pool

but we didn’t.

It’s more work checking out of a flat that you own than a hotel as you have all the cleaning

and laundry to do.

Carol came over on time and took us to the airport.

There was a long line when we got there.

We left about 6pm and arrived about 2.5 hours later.

I filled out the form for non-EU members on the plain and went to passport control. I was

asked all kinds of question. True to its word the UK is a police state. I had put down on the

form my occupation and because of this, I was asked all kinds of questions around this. Such

questions were:

What do you do?
Where did you live before?
Where will you be going to after you leave here?
What work did you do in Ecuador?
What will you be doing in Cyprus?
Do you have a work permit there?

I told her that my work permit is in England as I didn’t bring it with me.

Had I known of all these communist-type questions, I would have put down that I’m retired.
She probably would have asked me where my money is invested and how do I get paid.

I noticed that she didn’t type this into a computer but that the questioning was just to see

how I respond and that I was telling the truth. In fact, I haven’t taught in years and that I

will not teach be teaching English (which is what I told her). I will be teaching in a way,

but not English, but an alternative health cure. And since this will be my own business, I

won’t need a work permit.

Shortly after questioning, Jayne was finished with her passport check (which was next to

where I was) and came over to see me. I told the woman that this is my wife.
Steve was in the parking lot to pick us up. We found out that he had the swine flu, or at

least that is what he thought it was. He said it was real bad.

When we got back we were up for awhile talking to Lil. However, Steven went home after he

dropped us off.

So, ends out trip to Spain.

July 16-19

Thursday July 16

We went out and had a bit to eat. Then we went to the hairdresser where I got a haircut which cost 9 euros. The girl did a good job.

When we went to another place to get something to drink, Carol called to say she can pick Jayne up. Jayne had to see about the electric and why they charged so much. I stayed home when she went with Carol. When Jayne got back she said that the man was very nice and had things checkout for her.


Friday July 17

We went to the bank so Jayne could do some banking. I also changed two 100 euro notes to see if I would get the same problem as I did in England. There was no problem – thank God. I gave it to one teller and asked for 20s. Since she didn’t have any, she gave the bills to another teller. Then he gave me the 20s. Neither one of them took a careful look at it nor did they put in under some light. So, at least they take their own currency.

Then we ate at the restaurant that has internet. I brought my power cord and was able to plug it in there. There is only one outside connection, and I’m glad that we were able to sit which gave me more time on the net.


Saturday July 18

We went out to the store to buy a newspaper and have something to eat. I also bought a Russian newspaper so I don't lose more of the Russian I already have.


Sunday July 19

We did our regular routine – buying a newspaper (Daily Mail) and getting a snack at a restaurant.

Carol called to say that she will buy tickets to the ballet online. She likes the ballet but I don’t. Jayne said she will pay for her ticket, too. She said this because Carol’s help the other day without her charging for her time. The ballet will be tomorrow evening at 10pm – that’s if tickets are still available.

At the Beach with Carol

Sunday July 12

About 9.30am the cell phone rang. I answered it and it was Carol. She asked if we were going to the beach and I said yes. (I had invited her to meet when she was here last Sunday and go to the beach.)

Jayne and I planned to go to the Sunday market, and get the bus at 8am, but because we were up late last night watching a movie, we got up late this morning.

We met Carol on the beach. We got to the beach at about 11.30am and I thought that was late, but it was even later that a lot more people came to the beach. I see that the beach is only crowded on weekends. So, it’s an indication of a poor economy as most Spaniards come here by car on weekends.

We left about 2pm and went back to the apartment to shower. Then we went out to eat lunch. We treated Carol to lunch.

Carol drove us back and she went home.

In the evening, we watched a movie. Bill had a lot of VHS movies here that we are watching. Before we came down here, Steve said that the DVD doesn’t work, but at least the VHS works and that there are movies here.

Met a Russian

Saturday July 11

We just went to the cafe today. The one that we stopped at, Amsterdam, I saw a girl working there that looks like Russian. I asked her if she was Russian, and she said yes. Then I started talking to her in Russian and she was surprised. So, we had a little talk. It’s good to speak Russian again.

When I went back to pay, I asked the girl if she worked here a long time and she said she’d been in Spain for seven years. I told her that I remember her from two years ago. She was pleased that I remembered her. Jayne was glad that I was able to speak some Russian.
The rest of the day we were at home.

Trip to Cartagena

Friday July 10


Jayne and I went to Cartagena. We left about 9am. When we got to the bus stop we saw that we still had some time, so we went to La Costa cafe to have coffee. This is the stop and the cafe we often went to when we visited Jayne’s father in Santa Maria del Rossell Hospital.

The bus ride was 5.20 euros for both of us. It was a direct bus and it took us about 35 minutes. Taking the one that goes through the towns would take about another 30 minutes.

We saw the tour bus of the city (which picks up people across the street from the police station). The ride cost 8 euros for two people. The driver gave us earphone so we can listen to the recording. They have it in different languages. The bus was a red-double decker bus with the top being without a roof. Jayne and I sad on the top deck and we were the only ones on it for the first part of the trip.

I took some pictures, of course. The city is not pretty, as the building are not nicely done. There are the scattered nice building and the sidewalks are very nice as they are all done in tile (as is the area in which we live).

The ride took only 45 minutes

Then we walked to some of the places that we saw on the bus. We stopped in one cafe to have a bite to eat. Across the street from the cafe is a beautiful church that was built in 1890. I took some pictures inside.
Then we walked down a narrow street that had shops on both sides. While walking, Jayne did a lot of looking in the shops. But it was only one shop that she bought something.

We went to the supermarket, which is right next to the hospital that Bill was in. We had lunch there, too. Jayne paid for the nice lunch we had. Then we took a walk to the internet cafe there. I’m glad they are still in business and their interest was fast. We spent about two hours there.

Then we walked back to the bus station and bought a ticket there. He had some time to wait, so we got something to drink in the cafe there. I saw that they divided it up from the last time I was there. One half of it is a game room that includes internet. I saw that their computers were coin operated, which I find them expensive. At the internet cafe we were just in the cost is not cheap but it’s cheaper than the hotel we were in the other day. I paid for both of us with a total of 4 hours that came out to 10 euros. So that is 2.50 euros per hour.

We got home about 6.45pm.