midget albino cannibals of Boonton

   (I am not sure what this says about the Internet and Googling but the original entry was viewed for over the 1,000th time some time today in this blog about Multiple Sclerosis caregiving. ... P.T. Barnum, I imagine, would have loved the Internet.)
----- Reposted from November 19, 2007

midget albino cannibals vs pilgrims and indians

Spending Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and Indians? Personally, I’m adventuring to Boonton, NJ, the home of “midget albino cannibals” as reported in "WEIRD NJ".    

While Patti and our daughter Megan, who will be acting as primary caregiver, will be safely spending Thanksgiving with Patti’s parents and family in Pennsylvania, I will be charging off to visit relatives on my annual quixotic drive through the fabled people and places of New Jersey. 

Caregivingly Yours, Patrick Leer 

videos: www.youtube.com/daddyleer

6 comments:

hugsdoodlewacky said...

(((((((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU))))))))))))))))))))I hope you all have a nice Happy Thanksgiving.

Monday, November 19, 2007 4:02:00 PM EST 

jckfrstross said...

have fun:)

Deb

Monday, November 19, 2007 5:06:00 PM EST 

bamawmn46 said...

Well... enjoy your trip, but watch out for those cannibals!! <grin> Keep  your doors locked!
Jackie

Monday, November 19, 2007 5:33:00 PM EST 

bgilmore725 said...

It sounds very dangerous! bea

Monday, November 19, 2007 5:33:00 PM EST 

analeighia said...

.....good trip to take and good medicine for you!

Tuesday, November 20, 2007 8:01:00 PM EST 

dancinginlife13 said...

I been living in boonton for years. There are no albino midgets. I go in the woods all the time. Boonton is an old town if you want to go look for them go ahead.

Sunday, July 27, 2008 5:24:00 PM EDT 

transfer, cluster headache, MS, et al

I believe I know why I write, but I was surprised at what people read the most according to Google over the last 12 months.

              

Caregivingly Yours Top 10

one-person transfer technique, the hug  (March 2010) … there was nothing explaining simply and briefly how to transfer someone by yourself. Associated You Tube video, wheelchair transferring Multiple Sclerosis caregiver, has been viewed almost 12,000 times. 

cluster headache: brain writhing on a corkscrew (May 2009) … originally posted two years ago this entry and associated cluster headache entries are read so regularly I created their own page on my web site cluster headaches 

a caregiver reflects on the R-Word (March 2009) … written two years ago as a commentary on spending of resources it’s seemingly grown cyber-legs.

hope, liberation, and CCSVI (July 2010) … any and all things CCSVI and MS are worth talking about

monster truck wheelchair shopping cart (August 2009) … adventures with inanimate objects seem to hold their popularity J

respite care: teen autism & special needs (August 2009) … daily search results landing on this entry 18 months later have again spawned its own page on CY web site, living with teen autism 

fondue with Uhthoff's Phenomenon / Multiple Sclerosis (April 2010) … I suspect both the nomenclature and story telling make this entry interesting for those searching for affect of heat on MS

Multiple Sclerosis parenting nature vs nurture (May 2010) … no matter how trying the present, the future always trumps. 

teen autism: diagnosis, a hitchhiker's guide (January 2010) … a simplified thumbnail has continuing appeal

midget albino cannibals vs pilgrims and Indians (November 2007) … written over 4 years ago, obviously the Internet is a strange and wonderful place. What kind of a search leads to this?

Caregivingly Yours began as and remains simply our story of trial and error learned lessons. When ‘sharing with’ meets ‘searching for’ in cyberspace - it can get interesting. 


Caregivingly Yours, Patrick Leer 
web site: caregivinglyyours.com 
videos: www.youtube.com/daddyleer 

midget albino cannibals vs pilgrims and indians

Spending Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and Indians? Personally, I’m adventuring to Boonton, NJ, the home of “midget albino cannibals” as reported in "WEIRD NJ".          

While Patti and our daughter Megan, who will be acting as primary caregiver, will be safely spending Thanksgiving with Patti’s parents and family in Pennsylvania, I will be charging off to visit relatives on my annual quixotic drive through the fabled people and places of New Jersey. 

Caregivingly Yours, Patrick Leer

http://caregivinglyyours.com/