Senior Golden Sneakers
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Good morning Sneakers, I've a lot to do today mainly in the form of letter writing. One letter I have been putting off because it involves writing to a friend I have known since I was 5 years old and it involves writing about the death of her husband. I know she expects a long newsy letter but it will be hard to write about my frivolous life when she is grieving.
Anyway, just wanted to wish you all a pleasant day. A hot one here.
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A productive morning after an early visit to the local Aldi supermarket then out to meet Scruff and mum for our daily walk. It was trying to rain (again!) so we stayed round the woods and a quick trip to the river but now the skies do appear brighter so I've put some towels in the washing machine together with George's blanket that old cat Boris decided to pee on when he was confined while the cat trap was close by. Naughty boy but he is 19 so I think the kitty litter tray just confused him. We've moved the trap out to the parking area and check regularly so all our pets can go out again which is just as well because Brady was back to his old habits of climbing the walls to get out but this morning he's left 3 dead shrews by the door for me as a thank you for his freedom! A funny story Patsy and so typical of cats!
Our outdoor theatre trip was cancelled again when we realised the rain wasn't going to stop pouring nor the wind howling so we didn't fancy freezing our backsides on hard seats for 2 hours while our joints seized up in the cold! Probably 20 years ago we would have chanced it, taken blankets and laughed at the experience but home comforts are now the order of the day!
Lin ~ Did you think your friend's doctor heard you singing or is her determination to get going too much at the moment? Good for her I say so long as no harm is done and good for you for bursting into song; you probably cheered a few other patients too! Goodness I thought reading about you "punching out" little butterflies because as Anne would know, we have a "punching out someone's lights" term so I imagined you doing just that LOL The rest of your post explained all.
Sandy ~ Our summers have changed beyond reason these past few years but then we were warned a long time ago that climate change would bring more wet and windy weather in our direction off the Atlantic as the seas warm. If things go as per normal we will enjoy a balmy November so watch this space!! Your landlady would be crazy to let you go since you must be the perfect tenant unlike matey below puffing on his joint!
Anne ~ Now you've had the pleasure of enjoying your home grown veggies and the containers are all set up I'd hope you'll be able to do the same next year and who knows, Jilly might just be a teeny weenie bit calmer by then so you won't have to watch her every move in your garden! The blackbirds at the allotment eat our gooseberries before we had a chance to pick them and are now working through the blueberries and the cherries on the tree I planted next to the beehives to be pollinated were stolen overnight by more blackbirds so like you, I'm feeding wildlife I'd rather not although don't really resent them! My next task in my kitchen is to make a pot of ratatouille from a torpedo sized courgette that hid away under a leaf until it became to big to hide. I'll just toss in some onions, peppers garlic and tins of tomatoes and hope for the best!
Buzz ~ In the groove again, that's just perfect. I did wonder about carpal tunnel when you described your tingling etc. Cracking joints is often a good thing to relieve pain.... my back is always doing the same at the start of my yoga class and I feel so much better for it although at the time it can be disturbing!
The washing machine cycle has finished and still no rain so I'll get the towels and Georges' blanket out to dry..... hopefully!
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Hello, a quiet day on the Sneakers! I managed to get 4 letters written and I must say I've become terribly lazy with the coming of email. Also I was once quite proud of my hand writing but it's taking a downward sweep with lack of practice!
I chickened out on writing to my widowed friend and phoned her instead and much to my surprise she was out but her sister answered the phone. She had just been widowed as well and had come over from Australia to be with Dawn. She was due to fly back in 2 weeks and said she could hardly wait for the day because she was absolutely chilled to the bone, frozen and had been ill most of the visit which she blamed on the cold! Yep, Yorkshire can be bleak at times but I tend to wear my rose coloured specs these days.
Me, sweltering in the heat here and yes, still wearing my shorts could hardly believe this and had my romantic notions of a lovely warm sunny Yorkshire somewhat dashed, lol. You did right JACKIE settling in sunny warmer Cornwall!
JACKIE I'm so pleased with the veggies I just have to hopefully grow more next year. The beets are soooooo good! Even this year so far with the 16 days worth of potatoes from 3 bits and now the beets I've saved well beyond the cost of the initial bags of earth. The containers are old storage plastic containers which Michael drilled drainage holes in the bottom. There are more still in the garage and it saves digging up the lawn. They don't look pretty but who cares. Here's a few:
Happy harvesting,
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Well, I was on track for accomplishing my day's tasks until this afternoon. Multiple texts and updates on my friend who is in the hospital. She is now quite ill, has a fever and now all visitors are excluded until further notice. Goodness sakes, what a change!!
Now I am preoccupied. Drat.
Hugs.
Distracted Lin
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Happy Thursday Night! Went to my meeting and then straight to watch the boys so Lisa could clean house for the party. Got home about 8:00 PM so just trying to relax. Will be back in the morning!
Sandy
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A great start to the day after a stroll across the top of the moors where of course a huge black cloud appeared from nowhere and rained on us. Using that old phrase "we aren't made of sugar" we carried on and the dogs had a great time chasing each other and having a good sniff around and in no time the sun appeared again. Good news for my friend who 3 weeks ago was on life support.... she's going home today once transport has been arranged. She certainly is a fighter so has declined a care home package knowing she will feel far happier at home with family and more importantly out of a hospital that has wonderful but terribly overworked staff. Her husband sounds back to his old self on the phone and I've guided him towards the local authority department that can offer assistance with handrails, commodes and other appropriate aids.
Yesterday I finally finished sorting paperwork to send off to the solicitor for my Lifetime mortgage so now just sit back and wait for the cheque!! It will then be fun time working out what design of garden room I want to add to my cottage and question whether I need or want central heating..... I suppose as I get older it might be advisable but we'll see!
Anne ~ The containers you use are perfect, not too big, not too small and I can see the beets are looking very healthy. I'm going to collect a few this afternoon from the allotment to be pickled in a spicy vinegar I've made all ready for winter! Seeing what central and southern Europe are experiencing with extremes in temperature at the moment I'm suddenly glad the jet stream has decided to dip below the UK at the moment and keep the hot weather at bay because 19c up to 22c that we anticipate over the next few days is perfect for me. It was probably the damp that got to your friend's sister as much as anything but of course we are used to the concept of putting on another layer rather than heating in the middle of summer.... far too frugal for our own good sometimes!!
A buzzard is crying overhead, probably a youngster that's been sent out by mum to test its wings so I'm thinking I too need to get outside and stretch a bit.
Enjoy your Friday everyone.... let's not be affected by this strange, strange world we're living in right now but keep smiling.
Jackie
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Hi everybody and it's already grocery shop day again.
The veggies are a little more thinned out now since I took that photo and the onions are really taking off with thinning. I honestly didn't expect such good results from a few seeds and this has been a learning year as far as container growing is concerned so I'm almost wishing my life away in wishing the next season is spring!
Ooh go for it JACKIE and get central heating! You and the pets will be as snug as Bugs when the wind howls around the old cottage walls! Do you remember storage heaters? We had those in the Derbyshire house and they were marvellous for warming the boys mitts and socks on before plodding to school. Do they still manufacture them? Heat stored at night when the electricity was cheap. AND a garden room, perfect for you who loves plants and a little less weeding on the garden space it takes up. The kits will love looking out the windows at the rain. Absolutely thrilled for you, what fun planning! My containers are outside my "cold" downstairs room where I keep winter veggies. Phone ringing at 7:30 am!
Whoops, Dawn rang from England and we've just got off the phone. She's the widowed friend and I'm now full of news!
Bye, must get ready before Mike shows up, yikes,
Anne.
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Good morning, just grabbing a cup of hot coffee this morning before leaving for the day's errands. It is only 55 degrees F here this morning which is pleasant but this weather has people talking of fall already. Some friends who are camping made stew last night and sat around a bonfire. They thought they would be trying to escape the heat of August so a very pleasant surprise for them. It is still August so I think we will have more heat to come. Still very little rain here and just enough yesterday to give the weeds a drink.
Jackie, I of course, would vote for the central heating and cannot imagine living without it. Newly married, way back when, we lived in several houses that although heated, had no heat upstairs. You would leave the stairway door open, and there were several holes cut in the floor and covered by grates to let the heat rise. Nice theory but it was colder than heck. This girl wore layers and layers and finally purchased an electric blanket!
Anne, happy shopping day to you. So nice to have a news filled phone call. Your container gardening really has turned out well. Good you!! You will have the winter to decide what you want to try next year.
Sandy, busy day for you. Hope you got some rest last night.
I might think about punching out some more butterflies. And yes Jackie, it means the same thing here although lately I notice people are saying things like: I wanted to punch him in the throat. That has taken over from punching someone's lights out. Just listening, not participating.
Hugs.
Lin
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Hanging about now waiting for Michael, and the rains stopped. I hope your cool weather drifts on over here LIN. Another hot day ahead but a cold front is predicted on its way. CAN'T WAIT! My best temperature is 20C which is rare here,
Talking to Dawn earlier, I have apparently saved a small fortune on funeral flowers. She comes from a family of nine, 6 girls, husbands all gone and her twin gone as well. 1 brother gone, 1 seriously ill, and 1 well, 2 sisters very very sick with dementia. Sometimes it's not so bad being an only child. I think I will treat our Jilly to a new red collar today, just for the joy of being alive!
Dawn said the uk weather is lovely and perfect, but sister Dulcie can't scurry back to Australia quickly enough as she's chilled to the bone and not well. I guess ones blood thins after years in a hot climate?
Bye, this time ......... really, really bye
Anne
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Happy Friday! Trying to catch up on my computer since I was gone all day yesterday. Today I am going for a mani/pedi, going to Babe's to get a cooler and then stopping at Walmart. It is also very cool here at 58 degrees but tomorrow is supposed to be in the upper 70's which I hope will be warm enough for the kiddies to use Robby's pool and for the guests to be outside.
The parents of the baby who needs a liver got the call and with the grace of God she should get her liver around 8:00 PM tonight. I hope nothing goes wrong and it is a perfect match so she can live a normal life.
Anne, your friend certainly has had her share of loss and sadness, it makes one grateful for what they have. Have fun shopping and why not a pink collar for Jilly? lol
Lin, we again have the same weather and I am not ready for fall so I sure hope summer returns. Have fun with the butterflies although I am confused when you say punch them out.
Do you mean using a punch hole or punching them out from wood?
Jackie, a garden room sounds wonderful but do you mean a place to sit or a place to grow a garden? I agree with getting central heating maybe even including air conditioning. Why not make have your remodel with the comforts of home?
Again time is getting away from me, mostly because it took forever to balance my check book.
Have a great day!
Sandy
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Good morning sneakers. Finally a bit cooler today. During the really hot weather, we could hardly move. I also get very cranky when I am too hot. Look out! Here comes Patsy with a red face and a bad attitude!
As far adjusting one's home to our changing needs, central heating is a blessing. We are thinking about adding air conditioning. Our summers are getting hotter and hotter for longer and longer. We have decided to try to make our home more comfortable to "age in place." We try to see little additions here and there to make life easier and safer. Hand rails, rug grippers, grab bars in the shower and bathroom. It is sort of upsetting but John calls them spa decor. It is all in the PR. Like a facelift is called a personal refresher now. We had so much fun laughing at this i have been giggling all morning. I don't believe I will ever get a perlsonal refresher. I am sure it is expensive and I feel sure it would be painful!
It does feel sort of like fall. The leaves are starting to turn. Football camps have started. Mothers of kids who played in sports might remember the uniforms, sports equipment, practices, and the games! Sitting on hard benches in the cold watching football etc...fun but uncomfortable.
Stay cool,
Patsy
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Oh yes, I even remember watching the look of horror on my 6 year old grandsons face when he saw the opposing soccer team thundering towards him as he stood in goal! I think it was even worse for us girls in the 1940s, standing shivering in our navy blue elastic legged knickers as the opposing team thundered towards us with raised field hockey sticks. Glad those days are over! Cricket wasn't much better and forget rounders which I think is called baseball over here, lol.
We could have bought Jill a pink collar because the store was out of tiny red ones. No matter, we have a red one on order simply because Mike prefers red. I quite liked the pink SANDY. Wonderful news for the parents of the little one.
I'm so glad everyone is thinking "home comforts". And why not, we deserve spoiling after all these years! I'm off to look for a rug for my winter bedroom on Sunday. My summer bedroom is the posh big one with fitted carpet, but I'm out of there come winter because it has its own heating vent, but just outside the door near the headboard is another one. That - plus it's over the basement water heater and furnace making for a rather warm room, and add to that the noise from the furnace coming on. The smaller room has a bare wooden floor, so a pretty bedside rug will be nice on a frosty morning. Perfect and noiseless for sleeping.
Well it's still horribly humid here despite a few showers.
Anne.
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Good afternoon. It was a lovely shopping day for what is usually busy busy Friday! It is tax free weekend for clothing purchases (most anyway) under $100 per item excluding some sports items apparently such as cleats, although I would imagine those are all over one hundred dollars.
So I got my haircut, then made a relatively quick trip to Walmart and snagged some great deals on a few more pairs of undies and cheapie pullover elastic bras. There were several packages of undies where if you purchased two, you got a lower price. And wonderment, some of the bras were marked down to $1!!! Score!! I didn't even have to wait in line very long. Wahoo!!!
Then off to Costco to pick up giant boxes of folded individual paper hand towels for the rest rooms at church. I think we are stocked again. I looked around a bit and brought home a giant bottle of white vingear which I use for many things, although not for salad. Haaaaaa.
So the new undies are all washed and hung in the basement to dry. I have made copies of invoices for the towels and communion crackers to turn in to the church office and now it is time to think seriously about what I will take to the library tomorrow. I made a list of the cards I think I would like to send out this month. Goodness, after reviewing it, well, I do believe quite a number of birthday cards will be electronic this month.
Yes, I am using a tiny paper punch to make little butterflies. It would be easy but I am not using it the conventional way. I have turned it over and am holding it up in the air as I position the paper exactly where I want it and then punch so I have no leverage . I get lots of butterflies and they are not missing any parts. If I can't see exactly where I am placing the punch not all sections of the butterfly may have paper so I have partial butterflies which is not what I want. After they are punched out, I am adding a glittery substance to them to try to get sparkle. I have applied two coats on some of them. Tedious, very tedious. This grand idea of mine may not work out, if that is the case I will have many, many little butterflies to use on other projects.
With the harsh Midwest weather, central heat and air conditioning is normal. This really hasn't been radiator territory for a very long time so central air conditioning is easier than in other parts of the country. Thank goodness!!
Comfort, I vote comfort for all of us. Good heating and cooling systems, rugs, comfy furniture, and all spa-like additions for all!!
Hugs.
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What am I doing wrong to get everything so mixed up here? First, my posts disappeared and I lost my daily cont..,back to Day 1!! It seems everything I touch has actually, completely turned upside down, and I don't know yet whether or not I posted regarding that I think it possible the burning on my hands could perhaps be related to carpal-tunnel syndrome? After a strange occurrence with crackling sounds accompanied by weird pulling happening in the center of my right hand, a couple of nights ago, my right hand seemed almost clear of the burning pain! It returned 2 days later, but was enough to begin research leading to the conclusion carpal tunnel made more sense relating to my hands than the neuropathy the Doctor considered. Any thoughts?
My days have been reset; I plan to spend less time at the computer keyboard, I will find time to reread the past couple of days so they make sense to me, Buzz
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We've actually woken up chilly. I'm wearing my dressing gown for the first time in months! I feel alert for the first time in days and days!
That's all for now, I'm off to cook my hot oatmeal and make a cup of tea.
Just to say it does sound as if you've got carpal tunnel syndrome Buzz.
Happiness is 62 degrees F.
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Happy Saturday! Robby's 3rd Birthday Party is this afternoon and the weather is perfect!
The little baby getting the new liver is almost done except for attaching the bile ducts. According to the mom, the liver looks good and they are all praying for good results including me!!
Anne, I love your English expressions, dressing gown I presume means a robe here in the states? Or as my mother used to call them a house coat! lol Enjoy your cool day!!
Buzz, the consensus is that you can possibly have carpal tunnel syndrome, I would suggest it to the doctor so you can see a hand specialist. Sorry you lost your days, you must have forgotten to check in one day, I got a reminder on my smart phone that I almost forgot one day.
Lin, your butterflies sound very cute and will be even cuter with glitter. Score on the sale items at Walmart, wish I would have looked there before buying my favorite Coobie Bra which are on the pricey side. When you say elastic pullover bras does that mean no hardware? That is the kind I like which is why I buy Coobie. Do they have support pads of any kind? Just curious.
Patsy, glad your weather is cooling down a bit as I am sure my son does. I know people who have had "personal refreshers" but I am not one of them. I prefer to grow old gracefully and I am lucky enough to have good genes.
Have a wonderful day!
Sandy
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Yes, it does mean a robe in the states, SANDY. I think what you call a robe is probably to me something the queen wore when she got crowned. Definitely not something she would sit on a throne with her slippers and a cuppa, lol, whilst they placed a ruddy big crown on her head! Ah language, so many different terms for me to learn and I haven't got the time. I shall continue puzzling shop girls, "where are the dressing gowns, dear" sort of thing. I never did find "suet" to make Christmas puddings when we lived in Quebec.
Now, I really AM interested in the bras you girls are talking about and can one buy them in Canada? I think it's time to chuck (throw) my wonder bra away and it's sticking in underwires.
JACKIE, housecoats are for doing the housework in aren't they, or am I thinking of dust coats!
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Heading home today as we have been at my sisters since Sunday. Sorry to leave. We have had so much fun.
It has been so smoky here from the wildfires. Hard on allergies.
Val is leaving today as well, going to a Lady Gaga concert with some friends. I'm glad of that. It's always lonely for her after we leave. She's had a good summer. Mel and her large family for about a week, then Ed and I, and now off to a concert. Later on she's going to Arizona for a few days. So glad to see her having fun.
We are stopping to visit Ed's cousin on our way to Kamloops tonight. It's a long weekend in Alberta and lot's of Albertan's go to BC so we were restricted in where we wanted to stay tonight. Oh well.
Home For a bit and then off to Nova Scotia on August 15th.
See you all later.
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Okay I've found a store in my town who sells coobie bras. Will have to go and take a look now I'm into comfort.
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I've just finished fixing a mailbox to the wall outside my kitchen door that has the letter opening because after three and a half years I've come to the conclusion George will never stop attacking whatever is being pushed through the door including the postman's fingers! It was a bit of a palaver trying to drill holes into a granite stone wall then line up the screws exactly so a few choice words! It's a pleasant day so I've spent a few hours at the allotment with my neighbours to plant leeks and more carrot seeds before coming home with beetroot, carrots, peas, patty pans, beans, rhubarb and mangetout. The beetroot will be picked this evening! Chatted to my friend who is now home from hospital and doing well although it turns out a nerve in her leg was "accidentally" severed during the 2nd emergency operation so the doctors aren't sure she will ever be able to use it again, not that such a diagnosis will stop her trying.
Anne ~ Yes, a housecoat was something our mothers wore when doing the dusting and cleaning, that and a scarf wrapped round their hair rollers! Dust coats are used to cover furniture when decorating.... I think!
Lin ~ Once my multi fuel stove is lit and the heat worked its way upstairs I can't imagine turning on central heating as well because I can't sleep comfortably in a hot bedroom. It's what we get used to of course but then my winters aren't as cold as yours, well rarely anyway. When I was receiving radiotherapy treatment and was advised not to wear a bra I felt so uncomfortable with outer clothing rubbing the area I purchased a pack of those pull over the head bras and found them to be brilliant so have never gone back to a conventional style. They are so comfortable and yet offer enough support not to feel too free and bouncy!!
Sandy ~ For the odd hot day I can't really justify air conditioning and also with my cottage being built with granite stone and walls 18" thick, it stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter.... those Victorian builders knew what they were doing! My car has air conditioning but the only time I ever use it is on a wet day when George and I get soaked during a walk so we steam in the car and the windows get covered in condensation. Two minutes of air conditioning clears the air and windows! Wonderful news about the baby and new liver. Isn't it amazing what can be done today for such little ones.
Tomorrow I'm going to a local town fayre where they have crafts and homemade goodies as well as a dog show which Scruff will no doubt enter and be her usual exuberant self. Talking about it on our walk on the moors this morning seemed to trigger George into rolling in a cake of cow poo just to let me know he didn't want to be entered as best well turned out pooch, never mind cutest dog so had to be put under the shower when we got home. He's smelling delightful at the moment so I'll have to watch him carefully during tomorrow's stroll in case he tries that trick again.
Time for a cuppa and then plan an evening meal. Happy weekend!
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OK, I think it really is carpal tunnel, and repetitive use sucks! So for awhile, I'll keep it light. I just got several front closing really comfortable Bali bras (comfy underwires, since I'm too well endowed!) online at Bare Necessities (barenecessities,com) which often runs excellent sales. Underpants by Chantelle, seamless and so comfortable and they simply stretch to whatever size you need! Really!!! One size fits all. Got a haircut yesterday and decided to shorten quite a bit, though eventually I'll go much shorter! JACKIE, you have more patience with puppies rolling in poo! I don't think I'd have handled it as well! Sorry, both burniing hands and restless legs and I cannot sit anymore, so I will return over the weekend. GRRrrrrr! Buzz
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Good evening
I had a lovely day at the library. I got quite a bit accomplished and had a very good time visiting with other card makers and scrapbookers.
I received an order from Amazon that arrived in a HUGE box. I had ordered some under the bed plastic storage boxes and honestly, I don't think the box could have been larger. Just a horror! I wrestled them out and the boxes are quite badly cracked and broken. I have been conversing with customer service. If I want boxes, I will purchase them locally. They require that I return them for a refund. I am just taking this as a loss. Honestly that shipping box won't fit in my car. Something to keep in mind in the future. I have taped the boxes up as best I could and the lids are not a bit damaged and overall I think they will work.
Well, all tired out from too much fun so I think I will have a nice drink of water and head upstairs to brush my teeth and settle in with a book. I am guessing I will fall asleep pretty quickly.
So, all best wishes to my Sneaker friends.
Hugs.
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Good morning, vehicle is packed up again. Call me beast of burden. Haaaaaa.
Off to church. Amazon has decided to give me a refund for the damaged merchandise. I told them I would purchase these locally.
See you later.
Hugs.
Lin
P.S. Buzz, you may be in to something there. Rest your hands and see if the improvement continues. I hope you have solved it!
Jackie, enjoy your day at the fair/faire. I would love to come along.
Anne, family day. Wahoo.
Sandy, I saw some posted photos of the birthday party. Sooooo cute.0 -
Happy Sunday! The party was a success and I am exhausted. Going to Mass today and will either rest up at pool or just stay in and do nothing. Another volleyball game tomorrow night so have to get my strength back.
Lin, you make me even more tired with all the running you do. Good thing you are young and active!! Enjoy your day!!
Buzz, they have a wrist brace for carpal tunnel to keep your wrist still. Maybe your doctor can get you one to help with the pain.
Jackie, makes sense now that you explained it so A/C is probably not needed. As far as the furnace, I guess that would depend how cold you like your house. Good luck making your decision. It gets so humid here at times that A/C is needed in both house and car.
Anne, the coobie bra is a little pricey so check other bras such as Jackie and Lin are talking about. I think the coobie is $20 online but they always have either a percentage off or buy three and get one free. I am going to look in Walmart to see if I can find the kind Lin is talking about. Jackie what is the brand you are talking about?
Jeri, glad you had wonderful time with your sister and even happier to hear that she is enjoying life. How are you feeling and how was the root canal?
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Sandy
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Just me popping in to say the weather is puuuuuuurr fect for the long weekend and the folks enjoying the Caribbean parade and festival in Toronto. No humidity, just 80 degrees this afternoon.
Mikes bringing the meat he's cooked for our lunch, I'll supply the veggies and ice cream dessert. Then off we go to hopefully find a pretty bedside rug. I fancy something either Navajo Indian style or colourful Tibetan. Probably won't find either or too pricey!
I think sitting in your armchair and browsing online to order goods must be very relaxing but I'm afraid I'll never do it unless I'm forced because of transport difficulties. I did order one or two things in the past, but was always disappointed really although I never sent anything back. I like to examine things before buying.
Talking of examining things I pulled 3 carrots out of the soil to thin them and much to my surprise they were long enough to cut up in last nights salad. Delicious and more flavourful than the organic veg store! Can't wait for full maturity at the end of this month.
Well must away to start the veggies.
Hope today is delightful for everyone,
Anne.0 -
Well, I didn't get a Navajo rug after all. I found a very pretty bedroomy rug in exactly the same shades as my bedspread. Amazing really, it couldn't be a better match. Whites, and taupe, and pale browns and pale blues. Even the stylized flowers on the rug are similar to the ones on the bedspread.
Anne.
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Whoops, mistake!
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Yea Anne! A great purchase is super great! That only happens to me once or twice a decade.
Hello everyone! I groomed Katie yesterday. We spent 2 hours grooming and 4 hours cleaning up after. This dog can grow amazing amounts of hair in 3 weeks. Of course, the weather has been miserably hot and humid. I think they call it "she blew her coat" meaning she matted up badly. In 3 weeks!!!!
Feeling better, even if there was dog dander everywhere. Now about my hair...emergency stylist to the rescue. That means me with scissors and YouTube. How much damage can I do? Hummmmmm!
More later on this drama,
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Oh by the way...good advice on the bra, ladies! I ordered a couple of coobie bras. They were cheaper than what I normally buy and they are massively uncomfortable.
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Hi, typing too painful, but otherwise OK. JERI, loved the area in Canada around Kamloops; in the Rockies, yes? Ouch, thanks, SANDY, I'll ask tomorrow about a brace! Buzz
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