New feet in grass videos on Photobucket

grass on my feet

tamv222 — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:59:00 MDT

grass on my feet - 029.mp4

Fire spread 6 feet target 15+ feet wet grass

jaudio-vids — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 13:01:00 MDT

Fire spread 6 feet target 15+ feet wet grass - VTS_02_1.mp4

My first costume update

Ausha_Vey — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:06:00 MDT

My first costume update - 100_0469.mp4

Me being a dork in my costume :3 What got cut off: nTailfeathers have been scrapped I am redoing them nNothing new on the feet nAt the con I intend to run about poke people and hide in tall grass :D

14MAR10Kwamept1

mokhkw — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 09:51:00 MDT

14MAR10Kwamept1 - 14MAR10Kwamept1.mp4

Kwame 14MAR10 33 Days Post-Op Although he wants to go further on walks especially when I take him to our familiar walking spots you can see by the video that after about 3 minutes he's showing signs of tiredness and although he can still go further I believe it's best at this stage to encourage the dog to rest for up to a minute after 3 minutes of walking From what i can see with Kwame his form is better when walking for shorter distances the more he walks the heavier and clumsier he gets on his feet Walking him at an oval is better for this as there's always a nice piece of grass to lay down on for a while when taking a break Apparently you should allow 2-3 months for recovery after amputation so exercise should be under the guise of re-hab ie controlled and monitored up until that point at least Swimming would be a great option You also have to bear in mind how debilitating and fatiguing cancer and chemo is no matter how well the dog is coping with it He's happy eating and drinking well and adapting to life as a TriPaw Next chemo treatment (number 2) is on Tuesday it will be interesting to see how he does this time around as he went in for more surgery the day after his 1st chemo treatment so it was hard to tell how much it affected him although he looked great the night after chemo and the morning before he had more surgery

Why Walk On Fire

greencheesemedia — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 08:49:00 MDT

Why Walk On Fire - 2fbd3f60f46542_0_why_walk_on_fire_zps7ba5db04.mp4

http:theinevitableyoucomfree-trial Firewalking is one of the oldest and most powerful metaphors for transformation power and potentiality that humans have been doing on this planet In essence there is no credible scientific theory that explains why our feet do not burn You can touch a hot stove thats 300 or 400 degrees and you will get a quarter size blister immediately So the thought of walking on 16-20 ft of hot coals that r over 1000 degrees your mind is going I cant why would I This is ridiculous why would I do that The reality is when you walk and you not only survive and its 16-20 ft of excitement and glory and you get to the other side and you realize what you just did you have to ask yourself the question: What else in my life am I not doing At work with loved ones what goals have I not set thinking I couldnt do it Because I know you didnt think you could walk on fire until that point in time when you stand on that grass pad and you feel the heat coming off the coals and do the 3 simple things Im going to ask u to do To put the power of the mind over the power of the fire and you are going to walk across that fire and you are going to have the experience of a lifetime What else what other potentiality is waiting for you that you have been missingFor more information on our tools visit our web site and sign up for the free trial