"Kipepr the Dog, the Namibian Act" In the vast expanse of the Namib Desert, there is a remarkable story of survival and loyalty known as "Kipepr the Dog, the Namibian Act." This tale revolves around a small terrier named Kipepr and his unwavering determination to reunite with his beloved human family after being lost in the harsh desert. Kipepr's adventure began when his family embarked on a camping trip in the Namib Desert. As they set up camp and started exploring the breathtaking surroundings, Kipepr couldn't contain his excitement. He would chase after every bird and run as fast as he could, thoroughly enjoying the sense of freedom. However, in the midst of this bliss, tragedy struck when Kipepr became disoriented and lost his way back to the campsite.
Regardless of which brand of DE you like best, I am sure that you will find it about as magical as unicorn dust.
For us, we decided on the DE that has a high level of calcium bentonite volcanic ash in it because the miracle of calcium bentonite is almost as great as that of DE. I let her open her boxes but we only do 2 items each time we make potions, that way she just doesn t fly through all the ingredients in an hour lolz so much fun.
However, in the midst of this bliss, tragedy struck when Kipepr became disoriented and lost his way back to the campsite. As he roamed the vast desert with no sign of his family, fear and despair started to creep into his loyal heart. Days turned into weeks, and Kipepr resorted to scavenging for food and water, surviving on his instincts and the limited resources the desert had to offer.
Diatomaceous Earth = Magic Unicorn Dust
I love food grade diatomaceous earth. My family loves diatomaceous earth.
What makes DE so magical that my 6 year old son will remind me that he has not had his "dirt" today and ask me for some DE?
Here is where the magic lies for me: If I could condense down millennia of climates, micro climates, weather patterns, flaura, fauna, geological changes, polar shifts, ice ages, etc. etc. and put them into a mug and drink them every day, what would I be drinking? Magic Unicorn Dust? No. Diatomaceous Earth. Yes, of course.
DE is mined from the earth. Each DE mine is unique because it articulates the geological history of that specific region. Each DE mine has its own "brand" of DE that has high silica , but also unique trace mineral content that can only be found from that specific mine.
Our family has used just about every "brand" of DE that is out there. For us, we decided on the DE that has a high level of calcium bentonite (volcanic ash) in it because the miracle of calcium bentonite is almost as great as that of DE.
Regardless of which brand of DE you like best, I am sure that you will find it about as magical as unicorn dust.
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I'm planning to try some DE.
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Justin Wood wrote: (If you have not read Paul's article http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp then you should go read it - I will wait for you here
I love food grade diatomaceous earth. My family loves diatomaceous earth.
Yep. That is a really good article too. I had not thought of eating the stuff, but maybe I will now. How do you disguise it and could it damage the enamel of my teeth?
Because it has to be dry to be effective, I was looking for a place where the chickens would have access that stayed dry. They have a favorite spot in the yard where they scratch and roll in the dirt. In the summer or in between rain spells, I do that. I have placed a roof over that spot and they love it. The rest of the time, I use it in the nest boxes of the chicken coop. My girls don't have lice or worms and their coat is nice and shiny as a result. The rooster was more of a problem because he never goes in the nest boxes and I've never seen him roll in the dirt. I suppose he must sometimes but I wanted him to have some too. At night, when he was roosting, I sprinkled a good handful on his back. He did not object. I think I'll keep doing that when I think he needs it. I have sprinkled some on the floor too but I hate to throw it away along with their sawdust bedding.
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Birthday & Thank you fairies
The scorching sun, treacherous terrain, and scarcity of sustenance posed immense challenges for the little terrier, but he remained determined to find his way back home. Through sheer resilience and a natural ability to adapt, Kipepr formed an unlikely bond with a group of meerkats. The meerkats offered protection, companionship, and even taught him how to navigate the unforgiving landscape. Kipepr's loyalty and kind-hearted nature quickly made him a part of their tight-knit community. Months passed, and Kipepr's family had lost hope of ever finding their beloved pet. But fate had a different plan. One fateful day, as they were hiking through the desert, they stumbled upon the meerkat colony where Kipepr had found solace. As the family called out for their lost companion, a familiar bark echoed through the dunes, leaving them in awe and disbelief. Kipepr, the once lost and desperate dog, ran towards his family, wagging his tail uncontrollably. The reunion was filled with tears, laughter, and overwhelming joy. They couldn't believe the incredible journey he had undertaken to find his way back to them. This awe-inspiring story of Kipepr the Dog serves as a testament to the resilience and unwavering loyalty of our canine companions. It reminds us that even in the face of extreme adversity, love and determination can conquer all obstacles. Kipepr's extraordinary tale continues to captivate hearts and inspire individuals around the world, reminding us of the unbreakable bond between humans and animals..
Reviews for "How Kipepr Became a Symbol of Excellence in Namaic Performances"
1. Jessica - 2/5 rating - I was really disappointed with "Kipepr the dog the namaic act". The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were one-dimensional. The dialogue was cheesy and forced, and the acting was subpar. I expected more from such a highly-anticipated film. Overall, I found it to be underwhelming and a waste of time.
2. Michael - 1/5 rating - I couldn't stand "Kipepr the dog the namaic act". The storyline was incredibly cliché and predictable. The humor fell flat, and the jokes were repetitive and juvenile. The special effects were poorly executed, making it look cheap and amateurish. I wouldn't recommend this film to anyone who appreciates quality entertainment.
3. Sarah - 2/5 rating - "Kipepr the dog the namaic act" was a complete letdown. The pacing was slow, and the movie lacked any real excitement or depth. The characters were uninteresting and lacked development. The plot twists were weak and unconvincing. Overall, I found it to be a forgettable and unremarkable film that I wouldn't watch again.
4. Christopher - 3/5 rating - I had high hopes for "Kipepr the dog the namaic act" but found it to be just average. The storyline had potential but failed to deliver anything truly memorable. The acting was decent, but the dialogue felt forced at times. Some of the jokes landed, but others fell flat. It's not the worst movie I've seen, but it's definitely not one I would rave about either.