Aug 15, 2010 | flora56682003:
Radox herbal bath salts?
Dose any one know where to buy Radox herbal bath salts?
A: That might depend on where you live but in the UK most pharmacies and supermarkets sell them. Run a g00gle search using your country g00gle if you live outside the UK. You can probably buy them...
Aug 23, 2011 | trys2smile:
Is sniffing Radox bath salts for months causing health problems?
Ok someone I know sniffs a box or so every few days. Has a green tinge to her nose. She puts some in a bag and sniffs from it. She has a kid (who as a mom myself I am very concerned about as she...
A: Yes! Snorting bath salts may even lead to psychosis which is a MENTAL BREAK from reality. Please do report her to child protective services.
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Horse ownership – here we go again!
Horse ownership – here we go again!
The job was a simple one; write a review of the equestrian facilities at Castle Leslie , an Irish haven in County Monaghan, where you can engage in all manner of equestrian fun and frolics. The Irish weather was kind, the horses were marvellous, the staff couldn’t be more helpful – and a box of Radox salts waited patiently by the bath every day to ease those aching muscles. The trip was courtesy of Unicorn Trails and was focussed around the three main riding disciplines, XC, SJ and flatworking training, to help riders brush up on their skills.
Having lost my aged horse a year ago, I hadn’t ridden regularly in all this time – so was particularly rusty, and lacking in confidence about my ability. However I was soon experiencing that familiar feeling of butterflies in the stomach when you are looking forward to something, as we prepared to tackle the fabulous cross country course at Castle Leslie. It was really great fun and I started to feel my old riding passion come back – it had been hidden underneath the daily grind of horsecare for some years, and then been dampened further after sadly losing my horse.
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Prayed next to an Indonesian brother today.
I really hate this new huge clock. I hate anything towering over the Ka’bah. The only plus for me is that it’s easy for mum to use as a landmark to find her way back. The shopping mall under our hotel is a rip off. They have Next, Starbucks, Mothercare, Monsoon and lots of other shops here but people walk in, see the prices and walk right back out. At least twice the price we get them for in England.
