5/14/2025

Salutations.

It is now 1:53AM EST for me.

In case you want to know, my back feels normal. I’m not a doctor, but I think the reason why my back was bothering me was because I tend to develop an intolerance to things that I would expose my body to over a long period of time. If I think it’s that, I would just discontinue/stop using it, and the problem tends to go away. In my opinion, the arthritis cream that I am using helped me recover from that problem very quickly.

As for something to recommend from Amazon.com, I found a recommendation for an itch cream I am using for my hands, and it works. Even though I purchased it from Amazon.com, I used the recommendation from a link, health.com, and the headline is:

The 11 Best Anti-Itch Creams, Tested by Our Editors
Get quick relief from eczema, psoriasis, or overall itchiness

I ordered it a few days ago, 5/11/2025, and I just started using it a few hours ago. I noticed that my left hand would have a prolonged itch, on 2 fingers. When I would notice it, I may add the itch creams that had to it, but the minor itch would still linger for a while. I recently thought of seeing a doctor to get prescription medication for that minor itch. Right now, I’m recommending an itch cream that you can just purchase from Amazon.com, an ‘over the counter’ medication that doesn’t need a prescription. Here’s a quote from the article:

Sarna Anti-Itch Lotion

‘ This pick was our overall winner for a couple of reasons. First of all, we really like that it’s fragrance-free and steroid-free, meaning it won’t irritate your skin and it’s unlikely you’ll develop an adverse reaction to it—it’s super gentle. Another reason we really liked this pick is that it works pretty quickly. We felt instant relief as soon as we applied it to our skin, and we liked that it has a slight cooling effect, too.

This fast-acting anti-itch cream isn’t greasy or heavy, and absorbs into skin pretty immediately. It comes at a great price point, and includes soothing ingredients like pramoxine hydrochloride 1% and petrolatum. ‘

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And here’s a quote from Amazon.com:

Sarna Calm + Cool Anti-Itch Lotion, Soothe and Relieve Pain and Itch from Insect Bites, Sunburn, & Poison Ivy, Contains 1% Pramoxine Hydrochloride, 0.5% Menthol, Vegan, Steroid-Free, 7.5oz

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It’s only about $11 with Prime shipping available. When I purchased it May 11, it was about $9. It went up in price, but not by much.

In my opinion, when I applied it to my left hand, I felt better almost instantly. After an hour, the mild itch, compared to before, was gone! Compared to previous itch medications, in my opinion, this is the best one, the most effective one, just for mild itching for my hands, mostly my left hand. It says on the bottle and in an illustration from it’s Amazon.com link that it’s ‘No. 1 dermatologist recommended topical anti-itch brand’.

I noticed that Amazon.com recently added an ‘AI’ article comment called ‘Customers say’. Here’s a quote from that article:

Customers find the lotion effective for itch relief, particularly from bug bites and sunburns, with one noting it works better than prescription creams. The product receives positive feedback for its cooling effect, pleasant scent, and soothing properties, with one customer mentioning it’s better than Benadryl cream.

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So, if you still experience an itch with the current itch creams that you are using, then I recommend that you try Sarna Anti-Itch Lotion. Also, you can choose to go to your doctor and get an itch cream that requires a prescription. Since you can just buy this itch cream without a prescription from Amazon.com, I recommend that you try it to see if it will provide better results for you. It’s just a recommendation.

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I realize that I am starting late again, but at least my back feels normal. I went food shopping yesterday, and I purchased 1 and 1/2 pounds of Atlantic salmon, and after I’m done typing in this blog, I’m going to grill and eat that. I added a little arthritis cream on my right leg, so that I can continue to type uninterrupted.

I just recently watched one of those short videos that one of the customers submitted for Sarna in the Amazon.com link. There are 3 short videos, if you’re interested.

I recently moved the 2 fingers that would feel a minor itch, and they still feel incredibly better using Sarna. Compared to before, there’s a relief feeling with practically the entire itch being gone. I highly recommend Sarna if you have minor skin itch issues.

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It is now 2:26AM EST for me.

I am going to look for a music video and trailer now. That should take me about 2 hours to find and prepare. If you are here when I come back, then I’ll see you then.

Keep in mind that, if you use Sarna, based on my experience, give it an hour to notice preferred results. When I initially applied Sarna to the 2 fingers on my left hand, I felt better, but it wasn’t until about an hour or maybe less later that the itch felt completely/mostly gone. It may take a little time to get that result.

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It is now 4:52AM EST for me.

I originally found a music video and movie trailer, but after a little time to think about it, I decided to not use those 2 and to try again. That’s why it took me over 2 hours to finally find a music video and commercial for this list.

The music video that I watched for the 1st time I think it was less than an hour ago is ‘My Girl’ by Dylan Scott. After discarding my 1st choice, since I wasn’t able to find a new music video, I decided to select a music video from a singer that I referenced in a previous list. I chose Dylan Scott. I selected publisher ‘Dylan Scott’ in www.youtube.com, select ‘Videos’, then select ‘Popular’. That’s when I noticed an image of the music video ‘My Girl’ that, at the time, I haven’t seen before, and it has 162M views! Here’s a quote from wikipedia.org about the song:

‘ The song was described by Taste of Country as “a love song that finds him bragging on a girlfriend” and “What’s charming is this self-described man’s man sharing of his tender side”.[1]

It was inspired by Scott’s wife, Blair. ‘

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And here is a quote from the lyrics:

Yeah, that’s my girl
In my truck, in the songs that I sing with the radio up
My girl
In my heart, in my soul and the air that I breathe every day
That’s my girl
Yeah, everything
My girl

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In my opinion, like the wikipedia.org quote:
“a love song that finds him bragging on a girlfriend”

I like the countryside spring/summer ambiance the music video presented. That, and the song, in my opinion, encourages me to relax.

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As for the trailer option, I chose to select a product commercial. I found it when I was trying to find a movie starring celebrity Mila Kunis. As I was looking using www.imdb.com, I instead selected a commercial that Mila Kunis was in when she was 13 years old. Here’s a quote from link backstage.com about it:

‘ Before she played the vapid, self-obsessed Jackie on “That 70’s Show,” and well before she was able to showcase her knack for hilarious voiceover work on “Family Guy,” Mila Kunis was a wee 13-year-old singing the praises of the’ 90s-era, candy-colored world of Lisa Frank.

“The stickers were so cool! The colors were awesome,” she exclaims, surrounded by the rainbows and unicorns for which the illustrator is known. “I gotta have it. What more can I say?”

There isn’t much more to say, actually! You just gotta watch Kunis below! ‘

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Just imagined, when I 1st watched that commercial I think it was within an hour ago, it felt like I borrowed The Doctor’s TARDIS just to watch Mila Kunis in a commercial when she was 13 years old!

To watch the commercial, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘mila kunis lisa frank commercial’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 236K views. It was published 12 years ago by publisher ‘Carlos Terrazas’.

I hope you enjoy that Mila Kunis commercial. I thought it was very entertaining to watch.

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It is now 5:11AM EST for me.

I am going to take a short break. I’ll start typing again within half and hour or so. See you then.

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It is now 5:38AM EST for me.

React effort to solve:

I see it, but I’m not using it:

Less than a minute ago, I’ve decided to not use an illustration for idea ‘React effort to solve’. I should have started typing at around 7:00PM EST, but instead I started typing around 1:53AM EST, almost 7 hours late! Therefore, I’ll just type something quickly, then close the list.

Let’s use the previous idea from Wishlist #1501, ‘React guilty’: For example, while a man is using a public bus going home, as he is casually looking at the people walking on the sidewalks as the bus is moving, he sees an attractive woman waving at him. How is that possible? The bus is moving, so how does she know that he is in the bus? Pleasant thoughts are thought about in that man’s mind. It’s possible that it’s something else, but maybe that attractive woman is also single, she thinks that he is single, and she waves at him. Possible, why not! Soon after that, someone that looks like her boyfriend, or even her husband, shows up, and they both hug. This is all happening very quickly, since the bus is moving.

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Obviously, it’s possible that the man may have misunderstood, that the woman was waving at her boyfriend/husband.

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Soon after I decided to not use a reference, as I was typing, there is an illustration reference for idea ‘React effort to resolve’. The scene is in movie ‘The Misfits(2021)’ starring Pierce Brosnan as Richard Pace, and Hermione Corfield as Hope Pace. The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 29 minutes and 40 seconds into the movie:

German Businessman(Stefan Fuchs): ‘Go. Find your own. This one is mine.’

Richard Pace: ‘Huh! What did you say?’

German Businessman: ‘She’s my new friend.’

Richard Pace: ‘Really. That’s very interesting because actually… she’s my daughter. And I don’t know you, friend.’

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In that example, it’s how the German Businessman reacted when Richard Pace said to him that she was his daugher.

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I think I invented idea ‘React effort to solve’ around May 12, 2025, a few days ago. To be clear, that scene in the movie ‘The Misfits’, even though it’s a scene in a movie, in my opinion, that scene could be used as a reference that shows that idea ‘React effort to solve’ could have some real world plausibility.

So, here’s the idea: An instigator may cause you to experience an instigation that is obviously ‘out of context’ to what you are doing, but the experience still encourages you to contemplationally make an ‘effort to resolve’ in order to address and/or maybe even resolve the experience. If it’s not relevant to interact with such an experience, you can use the inclination to make an effort to resolve as an indicator, to identify the experience, and even though you sense that experience, if it’s not relevant to address, you can sense it, but not use it. You can use the effort to resolve to identify certain aspects of the experience to sense, but also to ‘not address’. Have you heard of the phrase ‘I see it, but I don’t believe it?’, Well, it’s like ‘I see it, but I’m not using it.’

You also don’t have to use the effort to resolve itself as well as it’s associated aspects of identity.

Let’s start with a basic example: A man while sitting in a bus going home sees from outside of the bus a kid presenting himself/herself as being guilty of something. It’s very minor. When that man sees that presentation, he feels an inclination to make an effort to resolve. Using idea ‘React effort to resolve’, he can sense an effort to resolve that identifies certain aspect of that identity, but he doesn’t have to actively use those aspects of identity, as well as the identity of the effort to resolve such an experience caused that man to experience. In other words, ‘I see it, but I’m not using it.’

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It is now 6:12AM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now. I will make a new list this coming Monday, 5/19/2025, around 7:00PM EST, or this coming Tuesday, 5/19/2025, also around 7:00PM EST, unless I change my mind again. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

Soon after finishing this list, I’m going to pan fry/pan grill that fish I bought, in case you want to know.

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Rated R mature themes, violence, language, viewer discretion for movie ‘The Misfits’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘React effort to solve’ and ‘I see it, but I’m not using it.’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.