The Journal of Plymouth Rock Ranch

The Truth About the Flu Shot
Sherri Tenpenny, DO
July 17, 2009
What’s in the Regular Flu Shot?

Egg protein and avian contaminant viruses
Thimerosal (mercury): in multi-dose vials
Polysorbate 80: allergen; infertility in mice
Formaldehyde: carcinogen
Triton X100: detergent
Sucrose: table sugar
Resin: known allergen
Gentamycin: antibiotic
Gelatin: known allergen

Do Flu Shots Work?
Not in healthy babies:
A [...]

in the Boston Public Gardens was an exciting event! After several days of rain, the day dawned bright, clear and beautiful. All who could come to the Children’s Parade in costume did. And all had a great time!
The crowd began to gather around 8 a.m:

In the beautiful Boston Public Gardens:

Proof and Documentation [...]

Just to make my point and underscore how God takes care of His children through the Body of Christ, let me thank one more family, the Coghlan Family.
While the damage to the van from the accident was being repaired, the shop discovered one of our tires was dying.  We knew we were in the market [...]

On top of the Braymer, Ehlinger & DeLadurantey Families all helping us to get to the Boston Reformation 500 event, there were also the families who served us with their gifts of hospitality.  The Valenti, Wagoner & Turley Families all opened their homes to our large numbers for a night’s lodging on our trip, making [...]

God uses the Body of Christ in so many ways, one of which is to bless others in the Body.  I’ve already posted on how the Braymer and Ehlinger Families blessed us.  But there’s more.
When the DeLadurantey Family heard that the girls were going to be re-enactors at the Reformation 500 and would be making [...]

The Body of Christ is one of the ways that God takes care of us and ministers to us.  We have some very special friends that have sacrificially ministered to our family in the past month in different ways.
The first family, the Braymer Family, came to us when we decided to set our sails to [...]

Tonight was a night of firsts.  We barbequed NY Strip Steaks and T-Bone steaks from our very own home born, home fed, but not home butchered steer.  Oh….the flavor!  Can I tell you how much more flavor this meat has than store bought old cow?  Oh my!
Grass fed beef is the new meat that the [...]

Martin Luther
Elizabeth Knox Welch, Daughter of John Knox
Abigail Adams
Princess Renee of France
Agnes Wilson, Sister to Our Very Own Margaret Wilson
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Samuel Adams
The Crowd Watching Samuel Adams & Sir Walter Raleigh Interact
John Knox
Sir Walter Raleigh Seems to be a Little Puzzled by John Knox
Mystery Reformation 500 Re-Enactor…….Guess Who This Is?
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Several of the re-enactors for the Reformation 500 were in their hotel rooms the first afternoon in Boston madly finishing the final touches of their costumes.  We were one of those families.  The work of the past month preparing costumes and learning everything one could find out about their character and other characters in their [...]

We were met in the lobby of the Park Plaza by a replica of the Liberty Bell provided by The Providence Forum.

Looking Out the Glass Doors to the Street
Looking Into the Lobby
From the Mezzanine
See the Replica of the Famous Crack?
This replica was made by the same foundry that created the original Liberty Bell.  The Spirit [...]

I’m sorry that I didn’t get any Reformation 500 pictures posted today.  I’m hoping to get some more posted tomorrow morning.  In the afternoon I need to go pick up our steer from the butcher.  I’m really going to try in the morning!
Today was spent taking the boys to work, very early in the morning.  [...]

I know y’all are anxiously awaiting Reformation 500 photos.  We’re working on it.  It’s just taking longer than any sane person would think it would take.
That’s life at PRR.  EVERYTHING takes longer to do here!  Except entropy.  We do entropy really, really well here : (  PRR is absolute proof that evolution is an absolutely [...]

……from the Boston Reformation 500!  What a blessing it was!  Rick arrived back in town on Monday afternoon in time for his afternoon shift.  The rest of us arrived home at 1:30 a.m. this morning, just a tad bit travel weary.
We had a wonderful trip visiting with friends on the way to Boston and on [...]