T O X I C

 As usual it's misty, foggy and wet outside due to low precipitation which is common during Fall Season in Canada. The good thing is...not hot, not warm except if you started to use your heater or starts to use your fireplace now. 

Only 10 degrees Celsius. Will it goes up or down? I don't know.

The only thing is better wear warm jacket when you feel like getting out of your comfort zone. 

It's too early to predict for a snow fall. Not yet.

Only September 28, 2024 Saturday.

PRESIDENT'S CUP the Golf season has returned.

While I'm bothered with cough, which is somewhat annoying. It was actually a cough reflex. I don't have fever, no colds, no sore throat, no pain. Just that my cough is triggered with such intoxicating scent or overwhelming presence of pollen in the air, perfume & lotion that I don't really like to smell. My sense of smell is too much. VERY SENSITIVE. I wear facemask but I can still smell something that I don't like to smell. Hey, would you believe I can smell radiation? I can smell electronics. I can smell radon and asbestos!!!

My dear husband bought a non-scented Purex laundry detergent. Free & Clear of harsh ingredients, free of toxic chemicals that trigger allergy and cough. Hope that helps.

It's true that Canada is getting environmentally polluted. 

Have you been in the forest? How many billions of trees and vegetation in Canada? And wonder how gazillions of pollen floating in the air? It was being studied and analyzed by those scholars and scientists who are studying Environmental Science.

For those whose got no forest to study...they could study the effect of those drones and missiles fired in the air. How many gazillions of unknown toxic substance and materials are within their territory. At one time during the DESERT STORM era when the Iraquis used the banned and deadly weapons of using gas and explosives with toxic materials embedded inside, how many thousands of those soldiers got wounded, infected and died? Unspeakable! The rest of the stories are PTSD.

 

How about those wildfires in BC, Alberta and other provinces in the Atlantic? Smokes and wildfires can cause respiratory illness. No doubt about it. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to find that out.

The only way out: TO SURVIVE!