Senior Golden Sneakers
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We have a new baby puppy. we bought her from a sweet Ukrainian couple. So of course her name is Catherine the great! (Katie the great) she is so tiny and so smart! She is a labradoodle. I can't believe we are doing this at our age. Our son is substitute owner in case of disaster. She sleeps peacefully in her crate at night. She does her business outside after eating. It is quite fun. I would enjoy a grand baby even more but alas...that is not to be. She also likes to garden. She needs a few lessons on appropriate techniques and plant identification. We are working on it!
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So proud of you Patsy! Katie is a lucky girl. Have fun!0
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PATSY, she's so sweet. You can't go wrong with a lab mix, I know! Welcome little Katie. Great aunt Anne.0
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Good morning. We've had internet issues for the most of this past week.
Seems to be fixed now. 
Yippee! Today, we are driving to my brother's house in Lake City, FL. Then tomorrow morning we will drive on down to Orlando. Tuesday evening, we are planning to have dinner with a friend (and his wife) that live in Orlando that I haven't seen for nearly 30 years. We were in youth group together at the church I attended as a teenager. I'm guessing we've both changed a bit since then! It's interesting that most everyone that was in this church youth group together as teenagers, are now Facebook friends, though, most are now at different churches and live in different cities and states. I'm just looking forward to some relaxing, downtime by the pool.
Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend,
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Patsy, welcome to your new family member!!!
Marcella, safe travels. What fun you'll have!!
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Before anything else I have to comment Patsy Aahhhh, Katie's so sweet and and adorable so I've no doubt with a little bit of education she'll soon be identifying plants to be dug or not!! George loves to help me dig weeds although still doesn't understand that removing them from the trug to chew and spit about the place isn't really helping!
The past few days have been busy for me culminating in a visit to a dog show held by the shelter George came from. My neighbour drove and we took a scenic route to the coast where we then caught a ferry for a short journey across Plymouth Sound to the city and an old fort called the Royal William Yard. It was a chilly day out of the sun but we spent a couple of hours there and I entered George into the "Bad Hair Day" category without success. Looking at the photo my neighbour took I can see it was me having the bad hair day, not George!
Lin ~ I love the sound of your bicycle with its basket on the front that will be overflowing with organic produce and library books. You'll fit perfectly into many of the English mystery series you love to watch!!
Anne ~ If you'd been visiting me you could have joined me in the bad hair day judging although if that's how yours is looking after the scissor attack it looks fine to me! I've an appointment this coming Friday for highlights and cut and can't wait! Sounds like you were busy in your garden; well done for achieving so much. My plan is to finish tidying the top half by the end of the month so I can then concentrate on the wild bottom that has become a jungle.
Friday late afternoon I spent a couple of hours at the allotment to clear a bed so this afternoon my neighbour and I plan to return to plant carrot seeds and trim the grass, doing our best to ignore the fact winter just won't go away. Minus one last night and still a chilly wind today but if we don't get on we will get too far behind.
Now I've just finished a long phone chat with a friend so must get on with some chores so I'll wish you all an enjoyable Sunday whatever you get up to.
Jackie
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Happy Sunday!! I am so happy with the weather, I just wish I had time to sit on my balcony and soak in some rays. Once Babe calls I have to go to his house and sign the tax papers so they can get in the mail tomorrow. He had to call 911 the other day because of the pain in his stomach which made him severely vomit and have diarrhea. He had just had an episode when they arrived and he said he felt better after that and in examining him they found nothing wrong and told him he could either be taken to the ER or he could stay home and call back if he got worse. He opted to stay home instead of sitting in the ER for hours. He now is weak so had his son drive him to the accountant to pick up the tax papers. He said the doctor put him on a antibiotic which wasn't working so she gave him a second one. Between the two he had this severe reaction so is quite upset with the doctor. I thought it sounded like food poisoning but Babe insists it was from the antibiotics. Always something with that guy!!
The party was fun and the party boy was surprised. I even did some dancing, including line dancing, Barbie would have been proud. After signing the papers I am meeting my friend since she is down in the dumps and also hope to get some groceries before sitting tomorrow.
I am going to their house to wait for a repairman but I am hoping Lisa will switch cars with me in case he comes early and then I can go back to my house.
Jackie, I love your picture and love you hair. It looks like the Dorothy Hamil haircut that I would love to have but my hair is much to fine and straight. George doesn't look like he had a bad hair day, he looks too cute.
Anne, good for you for getting all your yard work done. I would really like to get out there and pull all the weeds that are bothering me, even if I am not an owner.
Marcella, enjoy your time in the sun and at the pool.
Phoebe, always good hearing from you.
Lin, another busy day at Church.
Patsy:
Katie is just beautiful!! She will be one happy puppy with you and your hubby for parents!!
I love labradoodles, they can get big like our sheepdogs. Congratulations!!
Sandy
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For starters PATSY your little puppy is just adorable!! Love her and the name is awesome!
Everyone seems busy and active now that is Spring has sprung. I worked in the gardens yesterday and racked all the lose grass up from our neighbor behind us. I too had a bad stomach yesterday and thought I couldn't finish my work but finally started to feel better. I think I have a virus or something. Dave had the same thing a few days ago. All the work was completed but we still need
more mulch and some dirt spread before we start planting in a few weeks. The patio furniture is
all cleaned and pressure washed and we can sit out now.
We made it to the Commodores ball last night and it was good food, good band and dancing.
It was at a hotel and some people got rooms but we went home. The first event of the sailing season. It is still cool at the boat and sometimes windy.
Today Dave is down at the boat taking off the traps and interlocking wood pieces that hold up the tarp. It is still on the cradle so I don't work on it until it's in the water. I don't like climbing the
ladder. We heard last night that one of our members fell off his ladder while working on his boat and has numerous injuries and he is in his 70's so we all know that recovery will be long.
Today is another beautiful day and I am trying to cram all I can in today. I am making sauerkraut
in the crockpot so I don't have to think about what's for dinner. I put up all my chimes around
the patio today and doing some laundry, sheets and towels mostly.
Anne- I wish I could comment on your post, I do see your new haircut and its very cute. But...
your posts have become blank. Sorry.
Jeri - Have fun at the bday party for Ed, we are planning ours for next Saturday for my MIL who
will be 90. Just the family and one of her long time friends Elsie. All the grandkids will be there
and of course Isaac.
Sandy - No news on the house yet, but I hope all goes well.
Jackie - Your picture is lovely and of course George looks so proud and cute.
Marcella - Enjoy your trip with friends and the lovely weather.
Barbie - so nice to hear from you, I am so glad you are getting some treatment. I hope this will
be the answer.
Hello to Lin, Marie, Phoebe, Buzz and anyone I missed.
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Well, I just love that Katie, and of course any breed that's part poodle will be smart and irresistible! Will she need grooming and haircuts, PATSY?
JACKIE, adorable picture of both of you, and I don't see bad hair on either of you!
SANDY, too bad about BABE, but I'm happy you aren't involved in all his problems! I sometimes think it's his stress at you not living there any longer!
SHIRLEY, what a cutie Isaac is! SOunds like your boating season is coming up fast.
MARCELLA, have a ball in Orlando! Sounds amazing.
LIN , PHOEBE, and ANNE, Mike is yelling for dinner, but our hugs to you all!
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SHIRLEY I guess you won't see this if my posts are blank. I wonder if I've become a ghost and don't realize it!
Well, I've just said goodbye to my youngest who is heading off to Chile on a business trip for a week. Massive Earthquake in Ecuador and I don't care if there's a huge distance between Chile and Ecuador, I've asked him to sleep in a tent in a field! Not that he will take any notice of me which is probably just as well! What with my travelling family and terrorists, volcanoes and earthquakes I'm amazed my hair is still brown!
Well, spring has most definitely arrived, I know because I dried the washing outside and finished the tidy up. Wondering when I can plant the geraniums in the garden. You never know if a frost will sneak in overnight.
Time to put my feet up, so goodnight everyone,
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Anne, in New Mexico today I drove in a rain and snow mix with temperatures down to 34, in the daytime! So, maybe a bit longer before planting your babied geraniums. Love photos from Jackie, George, and Isaac is precious.
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Thanks for the warning PHOEBE, April is indeed a capricious month! I'd just been peering at the gerry's and thinking "wow predicted 22C or 72F?" when I saw your post. They are in the back added on room and I want to get my table back for summer breakfasts. It's slightly chilly in the winter months. I'll wait until pretty little May now. MARIE asked earlier if the apple blossom is out. Not yet Marie, still early days up here, but if this warmth continues!
Mark flew to Chile last night at 11pm and will land about 1pm today. Mary Jo and I were thinking of locking him in the garage to prevent his business trip. Only the thought of maybe, if he's got the time, a Chilean gift prevented MJ from helping me in this concerted attack.
Loved the photos and hope it's a hand on little Isaacs boat and not the Loch Ness creature of the deep! Your hair looks lovely and thick, and definitely not flyaway JACKIE, lucky girl. I'm amazed one of "my" birds didn't mistake MY stuck every which way for a ready made nest whilst gardening!
Well must stop gabbing and launch into busy Monday.
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hi good friends Fly by see you guys later-Marie1
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Goodness, I don't know where the day has gone but here I am already on my 2nd cup of tea and planning an evening meal. Our temperatures are colder than anything we had during the winter months so I'm not inclined to do too much outside but have been shopping for a few items needed at the allotment in the hope we warm up in the next day or so.
Shirley ~ That's a delightful photo of Isaac who looks like a little fireman in his engine!
Marie ~ Good morning as you fly by.... have a lovely day!
Anne ~ Although I do understand your instinct to want to wrap Mark in cotton wool before shutting him in your garage he'd maybe soon get bored if he wasn't allowed to travel the world every now and then unless you've got lots of board games and a big box of Meccano bits from the 70's so he can keep himself entertained!! Believe me, my thick hair is currently driving me mad and I'm tempted to sit at George's grooming table and start snipping.... thank goodness I've an appointment this coming Friday!
Phoebe ~ Whoa, signs of snow in New Mexico, that doesn't sound good. Drive carefully precious lady!
Barbie ~ I meant earlier to wish you well with your acupuncture treatment. I know you'll give it a chance and I remember having 6 sessions many years ago on frozen muscles in my thigh that helped tremendously although not for the first couple of treatments.
Buzz ~ Have all your aches and sore boobies recovered now? You do appear a lot brighter in your posts and as ever, constantly on the move!
Sandy ~ Dorothy Hamill.... now there's a blast from the past!! Perhaps after my appointment on Friday my hair might very slightly resemble hers although skating across the ice would soon have me looking a mess again!! I'm sure Buzz has sussed Babe and his upset system. He's missing you being with him all the time but doesn't know what to do about it.... it's called stress!!
Well I've decided a stir fry is a good option for my evening meal as I've got a prepared bowl of chopped veggies as well as tasty frozen quorn pieces so will now go out and feed my hens their teatime corn before cooking my meal, which reminds me Anne ages ago you asked if Squeak still laid eggs and what size they were so here's a photo of Black Rock Ella's (largest), Wyandottes Bunty and Prudence middle size and Squeak's smallest. Daisy has never laid an egg but does a lot of shouting, just like her brother Charlie (RIP!)
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Yes Charlie may you rest in peace. Still miss you around here i guess Daisy will just have to take your place. I still have that blown up picture of you. Your were such a beautiful Rooster, a little rough on our friend Jackie sometimes.
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Jackie, I googled Quorn. I thought it was a typo. Interesting, I'll look for it. Morningstar farms has the market cornered in my area,but more are being added.
Los Angeles CA. About 80 degrees. Honey doesn't like it. And oh my, traffic, always traffic.
We're heading north now.
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Do you ever venture as far as Canada PHOEBE?
I'm sure you are right JACKIE, boys must roam the world, however Mark didn't want to go this time, I think he's getting to an age where he prefers home. Can't say I blame him, it's colder in Chile than here today and raining. Me, I've been sitting outside watching the birds splashing in the bird bath! MJ and I are saying poor Mark who will just about have landed! I remember when It was part of my job to arrange flights and hotels for our engineers to go to exotic locations it all began to pall for them after the first couple of years. Anyway, it's a working trip so he won't see much outside the hotel. How wonderful to be able to eat your very own home produced organic eggs! I still envy your lovely thick hair! Hope you don't get too shorn.
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Isaac is loving Mexico and the pool from all the pictures. Tomorrow is their last day and then homeward bound.
This Saturday is the 90th b-day party so we have to go and order our trays, cake and later we will have
pizza & wings. Easy/Peasy so we can enjoy the company and enjoy my mother in law's day.
It has been so busy lately, I have 3 more choir practices and then the Spring concert on May 1st and then done until September. I am going to a Yoga workshop this Sunday night, yoga with meditation.
Holding the postures longer and being aware, should be interesting.
My TM (transcendental meditation) is becoming busy too with scheduled meetings and a Spring get together to meet other TM people also on Sunday. I will not be attending too much in one weekend for me. Who said retirement is boring. LOL
The weather here has been awesome, not as hot as Sandy's 80F but pleasant and having all the windows open, sorry Jackie that it's still so cold where you are. I bet those hen eggs are delicious!
Today is laundry day and catching up on things around here.
Dave has been taking our friend Tom out for walks on a daily basis. Tom meets him after he is done
with work and they walk on the trail by the water. Tom is actually walking on his own now and finally
doing some exercise. He huffs and puffs alot with minimal exertion so Dave is taking him out to
get him fitter and then it helps him too.
I just received another Fit Bit badge today, 1,600 miles.
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Wouldn't we all just love to go out to the henhouse and pick up really fresheggs like JACKIE does? But then we would have to put in the effort to grow her darling chickens! I thought she would write a book about Charlie..., well, maybe one day!
ANNE, I know the feeling about Mark traveling to questionable areas, but I suspect you imbued your kids with tons of common sense, so trust in his good judgement! And have a lovely garden to enjoy the next few seasons!
PHOEBE, I get dizzy just thinking about your travels and the roads you cover! We all admire your stamina as well as your dimples!
SHIRLEY, what a dear friend Dave is to TOM, getting him set in the right direction.
MARIE, you are sounding the way you always do, cheerfully putting your best into everything you do!
I woke at 6 AM today, knowing Mike had an appointment at the VA with an endocrinologist. I was hoping to get into their hearing aid open clinic before 10 AM, but somehow, I have slowed down enough that we just mad it in time for his appointment, where we disagreed in great detail about whether or not he eats as he should
. The Doctor then had him take a memory test, about which I should expect a call tomorrow. SInce I had brought his hearing aids along (3 years old, worn twice!) We went out for a quick lunch, and returned to the afternoon hearing aid clinic. He was taught again how to put them on, the fine art of adjusting them so they stop falling out, and all of a sudden he brightened and said he actually could hear a difference! I'm keeping my fingers crossed, as I think loss of hearing has a good deal to do with withdrawal from conversation and other enjoyments! Afterward, went shopping at Publix and finally home. I'm almost too tired to go down for dinner, but we will be meeting new residents tonight so I throw on a pair of crazy earrings and go down.
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Happy Monday! It was another beautiful day as Shirley mentioned and I even had to turn my A/C on for a short time. Robby and I spent a lot of time on the balcony and a little time at the park where a bumble bee was hovering and made me nervous so we left. I did not have to go to their house after all as the man who was replacing the sliding doors was coming to install them along with the repairman to fix the stove. My son decided to stay home to take care of them so I had a normal day. Today is my wash day so I was happy to stay home.
Buzz, I have to admit I am not an egg eater, I used to eat hard boiled eggs on a sandwich but I haven't had one for a very long time. I think we all miss Charlie, he was a hoot!! I hope the news about Mike is good and that he learned how to use his hearing aids to hear better. Babe needs hearing aids but is too stubborn to even try.
Shirley, can't wait to see more pictures of Issac enjoying Mexico. I love the one you posted and had to agree with Anne about that hand. lol Do we get an invite to your MIL party, everything sounds wonderful. I agree that Dave is a good friend and is probably helping Tom live a longer life.
Anne, I feel the same way about my granddaughter going to Africa this summer. With my grandson going to Hawaii to work at a summer camp, I am jealous!!
Phoebe, I also had to google Quorn and agree it looks interesting. Honey is not alone, Daisy hates hot weather, nothing like me.
Marie, I agree that you are back to your normal self and I think it is because you feel so good with your new food. Always happy when the sneakers are happy.
Jackie, yes, I agree with you and Buzz and I think most of Babe's illness is stress related. I am going to check out those quorn pieces, they look interesting.
Patsy, how is our new little Katie doing? I am sure you are covered in puppy kisses.
Have a great evening.
Sandy
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Wow! Very warm and sunny here. We aire enjoying it but at the same time we are harboring anxiety about a super hot dry summer and wild fires. Here in Oregon with all our trees and undergrowth there is no stopping a wildfire! Whine! Whine! Whine! It seems to be my hobby.
Katie really is great! This tiny puppy only 6 weeks old poops and pees at least 200 or 300 times in a 12 hour period. We are all learning togather. So far John and I are behind. Katie has figured out a lot of things, potty training is so far not on her radar screen. Yet we are really interested in making that happen. She is very young and so far we are mainly just adhering to her natural inclinations. She looks ar us like ...okay, I am not sure why you are so focused on this potty thing but let's play and chew on bushes and twigs and toys! We are all enjoying the journey!
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2/3 cup of puppy chow 3 times a day and the occasional milk bone and Katie can cause an amazing stir of activity! Tiny doggie...many poops!1
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Adorable pictures!! Puppy, totally cute!! Jackie and George---also adorable. I think you have wonderful hair Jackie. What a variety of eggs in your other picture Jackie! More pictures of Isaac please!
Marcella, how soon before you’re relaxing by the pool?
Jackie, you couldn’t win that particular judging because George looks too good! We all miss hearing about Charlie. We would all love a book about his escapades.
Sandy, some lovely days! We have rain now and the temperature has cooled. I spent several nights sweating so I finally turned on the air conditioning. Much more comfortable now. I’ll run the combo setting of heating/cooling to keep the temperature in a comfortable range. Sorry Babe has so many health problems. He must suffer so much.
Shirley, sorry you had a bout of bad tummy but glad you are doing better now. Enjoy MIL's birthday party. You've planned well.
Buzz, hello my friend. Sorry about the scheduling problems but glad Mike now has hearing aids that are working a bit better now. I trust he can keep them adjusted. I hope you get some rest!! You are always on the go. No eggs for this chick either. Ha.
Anne, I agree, in the Midwest we would not normally trust the weather for tender plants until mid-to-late May. My folks always count on Memorial Day for all those types of things. I just heard from an acquaintance in Ecuador and they are okay but many roads are closed due to mud slides, lots of damage and they need drinking water. They are ex-pats and plan to return to the U.S. in a few weeks but may have to leave from a different airport than planned.
Patsy, oh my yes, little puppies go and go and go don’t they! It’s been so long since I had a puppy. Goodness. Two of my friends recently did get puppies and I adore little squirming, licking puppies. They are so much fun but gosh, in a few short weeks, they are really using their sharp little teeth.
Marie, Hi!!
Phoebe, travel safely my friend.
I went to the dentist today. When they asked if I had any problems, I said no. I always say no. No matter what, I pretty much always say no. Ha. So teeth cleaned, no X-rays once again and an appointment in 6 months. That’s about as good as it gets.
Spent quite a bit of time sorting through my surplus food stocks in the basement (sort of my survival rations should they be needed). Even those need to be sorted through and since it is trash day tomorrow it was the perfect time to tackle some of that. Got a lot accomplished.
Messed around with making lunch today as well. Probably fairly uninteresting but I got a bag of fresh riced cauliflower at TJ, rinsed it and dried it down as much as possible, made a type of goo out of it by adding a flaxseed meal egg and some Italian seasoning to the cauliflower then spread it out on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Baked it at 400 degrees until it was a bit brown, then took it out, spread a jar of tomato paste over it and some white chopped onion and baked it some more. Ate it with some of my usual cooked mushroom/onion/garlic mix. Lots of work, not that great so I don’t know if I will do that again.
So far about 16,500 steps and 20 flights of stairs and hit all my activity goals for the day. I am always being measured now by either Fitbit or my Apple activity app that’s installed on my watch. Guess I will never get lost with all these trackers on me.
Wishing everyone well. Hugs.
Lin
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Hooray, finally our cold north wind has dropped, the sun is shining and I've just sat in the garden drying my hair after a trip to the local pool for my weekly swim with friends. Posted latest profile photo of my mop of hair now it's dry and think I'll do a before and after to show the difference a visit to the salon makes! Plans for today? Well it will either be more gardening and then a 3 miles walk around our local lake with friends and doggies or a visit to the allotment where much work is also needed. The walk it more appealing right now so expect that's what we'll do.
Quorn is something I got into when I stopped eating red meat because I was aware a lack of protein was affecting my muscles and legs in particular. Phoebe Marlow Foods make our packs although I had to look through the tiny print on the back to find their name. It's a great substitute and I couldn't make chicken pieces tastier in a stir fry because they add delicious spices, not hot just yummy. There's also a mince for chilli sauce or bolognese and so-called sausages that I love. The many eggs I collect are of course another great source of protein so I'm hoping lack of red meat is no longer a problem.
Marie ~ In a funny sort of way I do miss Charlie although I'm not sure how he would have coped in a chicken run rather than being in charge of the garden and me! Poor George would be scared to go out!!
Sandy ~ Poor bumble bee minding her own business!! Just kidding because I remember from past comments they make you feel uncomfortable. A huge queen bumble flew into my greenhouse the other day when I was getting seeds into trays and I had to have a serious talk to her about the fact it wasn't a good place to be looking for a home for the summer!
Patsy ~ Katie is a babe isn't she and already got you both wrapped around her little paw! It is amazing how quickly cats and dogs figure out the pee'ing and poo'ing routine so I'm sure she will soon be clean. Meanwhile.......!!
Lin ~ That's great to get another dentist appointment out of the way. I've chipped a piece off the back of a tooth and know the next step is a crown so am putting off the day which probably isn't wise. I'll certainly make an appointment in the next week or so.
Buzz ~ When Charlie was still with us I was tempted to draw on my experiences with him to write a children's book but these days they are so protected from anything untoward I imagined it would be looked upon as a bad influence when it came to behaviour! It was going to be written from Charlie's point of view as I'm sure he had good reason to peck me on the backside when bending to collect eggs and because his sister has the same attitude they would definitely fit well into a dysfunctional family of hens! I'm sure you're right about Mike's lack of hearing affecting his social skills because a friend refuses to wear her aids as she says they are uncomfortable but then misses out on so much conversation and I've noticed doesn't always try to involve herself anymore.
Shirley ~ I was huffing and puffing a few years ago when I began the healthy eating lifestyle and am so aware just how much better I feel in myself now and it does look like Dave's friend is feeling the improvements if he's now walking on his own sometimes. Well done Dave for encouraging him.
Anne ~ My Canadian friends in London, Ontario changed their lifestyle about 12 years ago when hubby who was a salesman for an electrical company and travelled all over the place involving many miles by road decided one day he had seen too many road accidents and general mayhem as well as a few close calls with his own life when big trucks ploughed down on him so gave up his job, took up voluntary work and growing their own veggies which was probably the saving of his mental health. I must say I don't feel the urge to travel far and wide anymore, in fact think twice before making a trip to the city.... a real country yokel I am!! Enjoy your garden in the sunshine as I was earlier. My tulips are beginning to show their bright red faces which brightens up a small corner.
Whoops, just seen the time and I've not had lunch yet so had better get off my backside.
Have a good day everyone.
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Just a quickie from me. Our growing season is named zone 6 over here. Zone 7 being the north and Arctic. I believe Sandy is the same as us Ontario folk. This means we have 130 to 160 days for growing veggies etc. I'm now curious what zone the UK falls under. I don't think we bothered with guidelines there but just chucked everything into the soil and hoped for the best. All seems to have survived here this last winter in my plot except maybe the azalea and I will be sorry if it hasn't, it was so pretty.
So, with only 130 days or four and a half months I better get moving! I must admit I love this early part of the season!
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Found myself in a quagmire related to health insurance this morning, and it is now 12:28 and I haven't solved much , nor have I had breakfast yet! But since I'm online, I couldn't log off without checking. I just heaved a sigh of relief after reading JACKIE"S above quote about her friends! I am not the only one who has lost the urge to sit behind the wheel dealing with mankind's inhumanity to mankind! Or make it womankind! I used to love driving, traveling, flying, etc. but now I grit my teeth as I sit in one traffic jam after another, or deal with one more freak who decides to cut from right lane through several lanes to make that left turn that was forgotten listening to the thumping sound called music today! I do what I must as quickly as possible to return to the safety of my little apartment!
changed their lifestyle about 12 years ago when hubby who was a salesman for an electrical company and travelled all over the place involving many miles by road decided one day he had seen too many road accidents and general mayhem as well as a few close calls with his own life when big trucks ploughed down on him so gave up his job, took up voluntary work and growing their own veggies which was probably the saving of his mental health. I must say I don't feel the urge to travel far and wide anymore, in fact think twice before making a trip to the city.... a real country yokel I am!!
Jackie
Mike is wearing his hearing aids today and I am looking at papers from the last 2 years of Income Tax backups and wondering where they fit into my tiny place. will Uncle Sam really want them seven years from now? I doubt I will remember where I stash them! I'm hungry!!! Buzz
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