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One day great career in business, a year later working girl in Langtrees! Why we work in brothel?

i am about a 2 but i am very optimistic for my future :) and i try very hard to keep my head ( the smart one ) up and look the world right in the eye

this is me and has been for many a year .

i am a very proud man and i am able to do anything,when the time presence itself :) but in saying this i am not an attention seeker .
 
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take before you go , Avomine..basically effect as happyirate says, cheers and pass the rum ;)
 
I think ginger could fix anything but there would be a lot of motion there oh it's not ginger spice your talking about pirate sorry saw ginger and got side tracked :D
 
Ahoy I do agree Bro Obbie,
Ginger spice would always be a pleasure and more is better than just a little Ginger Spice
Cheers and Pass the Rum
Obbie said:
I think ginger could fix anything but there would be a lot of motion there oh it's not ginger spice your talking about pirate sorry saw ginger and got side tracked :D
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I agree with Ginger being taken. The Pharmaceutical products available are really of no benefit however natural remedies may help

A few other tips to help prevent sea sickness motion sickness are;

Being anxious or worried about getting sea sick it has been found actually contributes to the problem. Some people even feel nauseous before the actual trip has begun. So try and relax before the next trip and don’t think about getting sick.

Watch your consumption of foods, drinks, and alcohol before the trip. Avoid excessive alcohol and foods or liquids that "do not agree with you" or make you feel unusually full. Heavy, spicy, or fat-rich foods may worsen motion sickness in some people

The saying "watch the scenery go" by is very apt in your situation. If you fix your gaze on the horizon helps don’t look at other boats on the water or the waves or anything that has a rolling motion

Try to keep your head still as movement of the head moves the fluid in the ear canals around and it add to the “sensory confusion” your body is experiencing

Try to sit or stand where you will experience the least motion and do not sit facing backwards from your direction of travel

Do not read when travelling if you are prone to motion sickness

Wherever possible make sure you are in the fresh air away from any cabin fumes etc
 
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