Senior Golden Sneakers
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Cloudy, rainy, cold! Well, so far that bad news we are waiting for hasn’t arrived. What a strange feeling. I am wanting our dear old friend a peaceful passing. Yet I feel somewhat uncomfortable contemplating his passing and even wishing him a peaceful, pain free passing. What we all want is for him to be the same wickedly funny, amazing musician he always was. But that was long ago now. On to other activities and thoughts of the good life we have at this moment.
Since it is so cold, I am going to fix a Tex-mex casserole. I adapted it to use chicken or Turkey, low fat white cheese (very small amount just for the topping). Chili peppers, tomato’s and onions and spices including a dollop of chocolate cocoa powder to make a mole’ sauce. The older we get, the more important good food is to most of us.
We are also beginning the tax prep. And as long as we are into that part of our finances, we are finalizing our will. I guess everyone needs a will, even if you have no real fortune to give away.
Jackie: new car? I remember back in our college days, we had several VW bugs. Our kids learned to drive in one. Our daughter’s first car was a Vw bug. Etc etc. the heater in those cars were awful, cooked your ankle but the rest of you froze. Different car now....very classy!
Anne: I understand your concern about the vaccine. I will say, John and I got the moderna vaccine. Only reaction was a sore arm and extreme fatigue. But that could be a result of long line standing on cold concrete floor in the fair ground expo building. I wonder if you would be able to search online to see if you could get some other kind of vaccine. Would your son be able to help you research this? If your doctor says the risk is minimal, he has experience and latest info. Hang in there, sweet friend!
Lin: oooooooooh dear! A chocolate tea pot? Seriously fun and deliciously nibbled away.
Sandy: now rug on the way. You are going to be exhausted with all the furniture moving. But it is wonderful to get your home fixed up to your liking.
Take care dear sneakers,
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Researching the chocolate teapot I discovered PG Tips were selling a number as limited edition online but already sold out at £10 a pot! Cute but not that cute!! 😧
Apparently a lot of misinformation circulating about the Astra Zeneca vaccine which has been cleared by the WHO for safe use. Best that you checked with your GP Anne with your medical history and I hope you feel reassured.
I’m trying desperately to finish the 5 seasons of Line of Duty before Sunday night when Series 6 begins. Bug eyed after midnight with last episode of series 4 and all of series 5 still to watch. Better get to bed!
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I've been watching Line of Duty as well JACKIE. Up to date I think.
As for the Astra Zeneca vaccine we are being sent a huge batch from the States because it's not been approved there yet. Our government is enormously grateful for Mr Bidens gesture of friendship but despite my doctors go ahead I'm not totally reassured. I hope the doctors right and I'll manage to sneak in the last of the Pfizer. Mike is the next group to be vaccinated because he deals with people but he's not over the moon either because that group will be sure to get the Astra.
You know I'm beginning to feel like a sheep in line at a sheep dip.
Anyway, best to go ahead and trust Dr. W. What will be will be and with that behind me I can get other things fixed neglected because of lockdown.
Well better get moving because it's yet again weekly grocery day and I think Dorio must have spread the word around I'm available for acceptance at 8 o'clock rather than the requested 10! I must be first on route which does make everything fresh I guess.
Happy last work day of the week!
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Going to try and catch up this weekend on some of the posts I have missed. We are heading to the funeral of a friend within the hour, yesterday was the wake.
Just another reminder of how short life can be for some and how blessed we are to be alive!
Jean always has a way to remind me when one holiday (like St Patrick's Day) is over; and we are headed toward another (Easter)...Kitchen lights and decorations -- shamrocks gone; carrots and bunnies in... She does it for every holiday – and I like it!
Today is mostly mid-30’s BUT tomorrow is mid-50’s / sun and supposedly some 60’s next week.
Hallelujah!
Have a great day! Bob
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Well, the groceries arrived at 8:25 ! Anne.0
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Hope this helps Anne. We think France's Macron was playing politics over the Oxford jab and it backfired! If Boris can take it so can you!!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56452412
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Awoke to rain but now clearing and I see sun and some blue skies. Both John and I are bouncing between distress over our friend’s impending passing and relief for his suffering. He hovers in a near comatose condition. Lots of Phone and emails from his musician friends and family. None of us are sure about how to help.
John is pecking away at the taxes. I have splintered off into gathering stuff for the attorney to update our will. It is sort of silly even if our personal “estate” is modest. Apparently everyone needs a will. John likes to have our personal bookkeeping buttoned down. It also helps me realize how truly fortunate we are. We are somewhat healthy and our needs are met.
Anne: dear one, we are going to be swimming in vaccine very soon. It appears most of the vaccines have a common mechanism. By the way, the reason it is not being used here is because we have millions of doses of three other vaccine producers. I feel sure whatever kind you get will work and remember...you are strong and there are thousands who have had this vaccine. Most have little to no reaction. A few have some unpleasant temporary reactions. Your doc would not ok this for you if it was too risky. I wish I could be there with you to hold your hand. I think It helps to have someone nearby, could Mike go with you?
Jackie: we are watching the Crown. It is very stylish and a bit of history mixed in. John is intrigued by Line of Duty. I told him you and Anne are enjoying it. Now he is looking into that. We feel the sneaker reviews are the BEST.
Friday pizza night. Tonight might require a glass of red wine with the pizza. It is a “glad to be alive” menu.
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Happy Friday!!
Woke up to the sun shining which always makes the day better. It is chilly but it is my laundry and cleaning day. The new rug hasn't arrived yet but UPS says it will be delivered today. I will post pictures when it is in place. I get my second vaccine tomorrow and I am excited. I donate blood on Thursday doing my part.
Patsy, prayers are being said for your friend and all his family and friends. I love the Crown even if the facts are distorted, I have been hooked since season one. I watched the first episode of Grantchester and think I will like it.
No meat for me on Friday's of Lent so will probably have pasta.
Bob, sorry about your friend. Jean does a terrific job in decorating, when I lived with Babe I went all out for all holidays as well, now nothing except Christmas.
Anne, not sure I would be up if groceries were delivered at 8:30, for sure not dressed. lol If your doctor said it is safe trust him, my daughter is getting the vaccine because her doctor told her to, not because Mom asked her to.
I am sure your sons will be happy with you getting the vaccine so they don't have to worry about you. They will probably take you places again so this is a good thing.
Jackie, is Line of Duty new or an old series? I am still watching all the old Monk series and can't seem to get through them so I start other series along with my regular shows. There just isn't enough time to sit and watch them all. lol
Lin, missed your post today so I hope you are having a good day.
Stay safe.
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Hello,
Before I forget, Sandy, my friend got her second dose of vaccine and our blood center told her she had to wait to donate. I forget how long it was but she is on a regular schedule for donations and she was a bit unhappy to have her plans upset. But she waited. We are all good at waiting now right?
Anne, I understand your hesitancy, I was quaking in my boots due to my own allergies but I came through it and am ready for the second shot in a bit over a week. It seems the only reasonable thing to do at this point. We will all be rooting for you. I wish I could go with you my friend. And yes, early grocery deliveries. Ha, that happens to me quite often. I no longer take the earliest time as they were waking me up (with text message notifications) with the shopper out scouting for things well before dawn. Now I select 9 to 11 am and my delivery is often around 8:30am. Not too early.
Patsy, living in no man’s land is a very uncomfortable place to be. I feel for your dilemma. Try to enjoy your pizza night. That sounds lovely. Including a glass of wine.
Jackie, I saw a post from PG Tips regarding the sellout. People are asking them to restock but they have said that is not possible before Easter. Price is no object when you really want something right?
Bob, nice Easter decorations. Give Jean a — well done —from me.
Well, we have sunshine again today. Still kind of cold but sunny. Spring tomorrow. More rain coming. Ha, they will be the first spring rains and maybe the grass will start to green up.
I am really late today, I stayed up well past midnight because all of a sudden I could not take hunting for a particular Copic marker in my many little boxes and packages. So now I have sorted through everything and even though they are in many holders they are now in line by color family and number. My messing about with them has apparently cost me 5 or 6 lost markers. If I put them aside somewhere for a project, It’s not coming to mind. I do know I sorted out colored pencils for two projects and they are with those projects.
Today I finished a birthday card for a friend and decided I need a better reminder system for cards as well as some kind of system for keeping track of the stamps, does and stencils that I own.
Long range plans can sound reasonable when you’re in the mood and sleep deprived. 🤣😂🤣
My poor tiny tomato plants are to arrive today. I contacted the company that shipped them waaay too early. They didn’t really apologize for ignoring my Zone, they just shipped when the stock was ready. Apparently didn’t matter if you are Zone 6 or Zone 3! Yipes! I will endeavor to keep them alive, if indeed they are alive when they get here. They were shipped from Michigan so it’s been a cold journey. Now my herb plants from another company will not arrive until late May or early June. Shaking my head.
A teapot for today. A fuzzy little lamb. Or perhaps full grown? 😄
Be safe everyone.
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Lin, when I contacted the American Red Cross about donating with the vaccine they replied:
There is no known impact on donating blood and getting the vaccine. As long as you are feeling well and healthy on the day of your donation, you will be fine to donate. Please refer to the following vaccination guidelines below for more information.
There is no deferral time for eligible blood donors who are vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by AstraZeneca, Janssen/J&J, Moderna, Novavax or Pfizer. I have Pfizer.
Eligible blood donors who received a live attenuated COVID-19 vaccine or do not know what type of COVID-19 vaccine they received must wait two weeks before giving blood.
I will try calling them again on Monday but they are not easy to reach by phone.
Here is my new rug, tell me what you think.
I am exhausted, did laundry, cleaned the house, washed some coverings on my office chair, rode the bike for 82 minutes and moved the furniture to put the rug down. Dinner is late but a glass of wine is in order. Remember to drink lots of water the day before your vaccine and the day of the vaccine.
Sandy
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It’s been a cold day as once again the wind has turned itself 80 degrees to head in off Scandinavia. Before walking I took the dogs In the car with me to post the jigsaw gift to my friend then stopped off in the local woods. We climbed a steep path to the top just to get my heart pumping and legs stretched, Betty’s too, then strolled through the trees before finding a gentle route down to the car park.
A quiet day although I did enjoy a long phone catch up with a friend. The builder phoned this evening to tell me he won’t be with me until at least next Thursday so I’m guessing he has taken another outdoor job on to make the most of our dry weather. I was rather short with him but nothing I can do. As we’ve already ascertained, it’s how most builders operate!
Patsy, an apple green VW Beetle was my favourite ever car that I drove in the 80’s. Her name was Gloria and I loved everything about her so was sad when I was advised by my garage to part exchange her because the rusty floor was about to disintegrate! Bought a boring maroon Peugeot as a replacement and driving was never the same again!
Love Jean’s Easter bunny decoration Bob. What a delight.
Patsy, one thing I can thank lockdown for is giving me a nudge to work my way through the five series of Line of Duty. I’m sure John will soon pick up the accents! I enjoy it because the storylines are human so I can understand why some get themselves on the wrong side of the law and there’s a common theme tying all series together. Pizza and wine sounds like a perfect Friday night bash..... unless you are still creating cauliflower pastry!!
Sandy, the first series started about 2015 I think and the one starting on Sunday was supposed to be produced and aired last year, then the pandemic arrived. Start at the beginning and I’m sure you’ll soon get drawn in.
Lin, I’m thinking if more PG chocolate teapots are produced they will no longer be a limited edition but yes, people will still be prepared to pay silly money for one! We currently have a tv commercial running for a vehicle breakdown rescue company that shows a toy dog the spitting image of George.
There’s a campaign to get them to mass produce the dog to sell and Tukka as he is called is something I’d have to buy!
We’ve got spring lambs everywhere in fields and on the moors so I particularly love today’s teapot.
Gone midnight so time for my bed.
Jackie
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Sandy: I love your dining room decor. In a way, the circular pattern in the living room rug is repeated in the border of the dining room rug. Very harmonious without over doing it. I know you will enjoy the new rugs. Very elegant! You are very good to donate blood. I know it is needed and few people want to risk going to a clinic or hospital to donate. Just be safe...take care of your precious self!
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10am and we’ve not walked yet. Grey and cold outside which might have something to do with it.
No plans other than a televised rugby match this afternoon... England v Ireland.
Your carpet looks wonderfully classy Sandy just like it’s owner. I hope you got your feet up and that glass of wine you deserved after all that hard work.
Stay safe everyone.
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Lots of hard work SANDY, but my, you look posh!
A cold start this morning, but then a warm up to 13C by this afternoon, well maybe a bit less here because we are steps from Lake Ontario, but oh boy what a spring treat. Only problem today, what to wear.
Loved the woodland photo soon to be carpeted with bluebells, wood anemones, celandine and the beautiful but smelly wild garlic. Gorgeous.
I must look to see if I can get England versus Ireland on our TV but if it's warmed up, maybe not!
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:)Now that I'm in the mood to begin pulling weeds, I'll have to deal with the erratic drizzle pattern this week. The rain ran me back into the house twice yesterday. Friends are in town this week and want to see us. They are the ones whose mail I send from their P.O. box every few weeks and the ones who were the breeder for Brandy and Sasha. We are still not allowing people in our house, so Jake's plan is to move the car out of the garage and set up our patio chairs in the garage spaced apart so we can have a visit that doesn't require standing up in the driveway like we did last time they were here. Guidelines for the vaccine here say that the best vaccine to get is the one that is available.Sandy, your new rug looks great. It was worth the hassle. You will be very happy with it.
Jake and I are enjoying each having our own bluetooth headphones. Yesterday he was watching a war movie and I was at my computer on a Zoom meeting. We pick up our groceries on Sunday mornings between 8 and 9 AM. There is little traffic on the way over and almost no one in the parking lot. Danielle is always cheery when she brings the bags and puts them in the back of the car. It's great for us because we are morning people. Barbie
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Last word from me on vaccines. Mike sent me an article with the headline "German scientists discover why the Astra vaccine causes thrombosis in some people". He will be over later and maybe he can help me post the article. It was the Norwegians who discovered the reason, the Germans confirmed it.
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Last word from me on vaccines. Mike sent me an article with the headline "German scientists discover why the Astra vaccine causes thrombosis in some people". He will be over later and maybe he can help me post the article. It was the Norwegians who discovered the reason, the Germans confirmed it.
Anne
https://www.dw.com/en/astrazeneca-german-team-discovers-thrombosis-trigger/a-56925550
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Hello, sending along a photo of a strange little teapot.
Lin🙋🏼♀️
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Our dear old friend passed away yesterday around noon. There hasn’t been any word about a service or celebration of life later. We have gone through a cultural change here. It started several years ago. I believe at first it was a protest about the scandalous cost of funerals. There were documentaries and news articles on how criminally emotional manipulating they are. Anyway it is very common for there to be no services planed. Feeling very sentimental and sad but at the same time acknowledging a relief that the dreadful downward spiral has stopped. John and I feel a desperate need to embrace the life we have right now.
Anne: It seems to me you are extremely nervous about this vaccine. Do you feel you can talk to your doc and tell him you want to locate another option rather than the astra? You can offer to remain isolated until another vaccine is available. Just a thought. I think I hear in your posts that this vaccine feels extremely risky to you. Do what feels right for you but I would urge you to try to get some other vaccine as soon as possible. Anyway...that’s what I would do. But I am no expert by any means.
Jackie: your experience with the contractors is indeed very common. Another friend of John’s who is a contractor often has two or more jobs going at once just to ensure he gets the bids. Then he runs back and forth between the jobs. Horrible for the house owners but it is a business tactic almost all of them use.
Hello to all sneakers. Stay safe and healthy. We all need each other.
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Sandy, the rug fits perfectly! Much work but an excellent result.
I didn’t mean to cause any problem regarding blood donations. I just thought I would repeat what happened to my friend. She does not go to the American Red Cross to donate, she goes to a regional center that collects blood for use in our area at hospitals etc. She goes there because it is much closer to her residence. So she just followed their rules. Sorry again. Forget about it. Ok? Different places altogether.
Lin
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Just to clarify, when the blood pressure pills caused my veins to expand and burst it was the most horrifying thing I have ever experienced. A vein burst in my left eye causing blindness for months and even today I have a blind spot. The next day I had a most awful nose bleed. The doctor at the hospital said every vein in my left nostril had broken and I had a plug inserted which was very difficult to remove. I now have scarring which causes sneezing, The veins in my legs burst and I had huge red patches from the blood. Never had a problem with my legs before and today the veins are slowly subsiding. So you see dear friends as soon as blood clotting was mentioned and the dreaded thrombosis which some of my moms family died from my alert signals went full drive. I think the vaccines are wonderful and I was all for vaccination until all this was reported. This really needs mulling over for me, but not for you dear people. I tell you one thing I've never had the flu since 1957 when I had it really badly and I've never had a flu jab since.
In short I think I would rather get the virus than the shot. I didn't intend to bore you, but this is where I am coming from if nervousness is showing itself.
Hugs from Anne.
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PATSY. Very sorry your dear friend passed away. Really sorry. The loss of our friends and family leaves a huge hole in the fabric of our lives. Anne. Hugs for you three from us two.0
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Happy Saturday. Back from getting my second vaccine. This nurse was not as good as the first or this one just hurt when jabbed. Fine now, came home and took Tylenol just to be safe. Riding my bike now before going for movie night.
Lin, I asked the nurse there if donating was ok and she seemed to think because the shot goes in your muscle and not your blood stream it should be okay. The National guard kid, I mean guy said ask the nurse because he thought it might affect my immune system. I think I will cancel just to be safe. I appreciate your feedback, I would never take offence at anything you said.
Anne, I agree with Patsy just ask your doctor for another vaccine. I really don’t think you want Covid, it is not easy at our age. Talk to your sons and you can all come to the best opinion.
I like the new rug as well, at first I thought it was too dark but it matches everything in my dining room. I unfortunately ordered another rug but t tried to cancel 1/2 hour later and they said too late. Just refuse it when it comes . Ugh! Here is a picture but the one I have is nicer. (I think)
Sandy
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Finally took the pooches for their walk when George chose the longer trek. I think it did us all good so when we got home I had an early snack lunch then went outside to prune overgrown Buddleias and a fuchsia before watching the rugby. England lost but Ireland did play very well, England not so much!
I’m now going to settle down to at least 3 episodes of Line of Duty and maybe the last 3 tomorrow before the new series starts.
Patsy, I am so sorry for your loss but sense you and John lost your wonderful friend as you knew him some time ago. More and more people in the UK are opting for no funeral service but rather a party to celebrate a life and hopefully you will both have an opportunity to do something similar for him before too long. Doing nothing at all is surely not an option.
Anne, I watched the little extra video set in the middle of the page Lin posted and am sure that Dr John Campbell is the respected doctor that Patsy has mentioned on more than one occasion. One of the effects of Covid is blood clots but he says in the video that only one case in every one and a half million Vaccinations has occurred. For all that I completely understand your fears so agree you should be able to at least ask your GP if you can have an alternative because peace of mind is so important. I do think the more you read about it the more conflicted you might become because there are so many varying opinions out there. It’s a personal choice whether you get vaccinated or not but I’m sure if you don’t do it now you can always have the option to change your mind in the future.
That’s a bizarre teapot Lin but I’m trying to think where I’ve seen a similar design before. Maybe 1950’s when plastic took over our lives!
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Good morning and a happy Sunday to one and all. A pleasant Spring morning walk completed.
Back home for a mug of instant coffee after yesterday’s excitement when my electric power shut off. I waited 10 minutes before phoning our emergency people to check if there was a local power cut but no, nothing so I was talked through the process of switching off everything in the fuse box and resetting. Still nothing so engineers duly arrived in less than an hour to find the problem and noticed that the fuse for point my mother’s percolator was plugged in was causing a problem so after 40 years I have to say goodbye to my British engineered Swan coffee maker!
Some DIY jobs lined up for the day but that’s about all. I didn’t manage many episodes of Line of Duty so plan to binge tonight and watch the new series episode in the week on our catch up service.
Keep well and safe.
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Everybody at viewing the baby lambs,..............aaaaawwwww! Another reason for giving up meat.
Well I'm going to do what no Anne has bravely done before, go and get my shot but only if it's anything but Astra. I shall ask when I get there. They won't tell you beforehand in case of a mass exodus I guess.
Michael came over and actually had lunch with me. We looked like one of those old movies where the lady of the manor sits at one end of a long table and his lordship sits at the other end. My table isn't that long, my kitchen isn't that long, but it served to keep our distance! Which maybe was just as well because later a fellow employee phoned Michael to let him know that one office junior had been off partying last weekend and was now off work with Corvid. Everyone was being tested who had contact with the idiot. Fortunately it doesn't affect Mike, but as Mike said, his firm have been extremely lucky so far. I'll tell Mark I think as an added boost for him yelling at Derek and Bev who are now staying with them temporarily. Those two had joined up with a group of friends to party last weekend. That affected me as well because Mark and Mary Jo didn't pop by for their usual visit - just in case.
Golly, talk about saved by the bell. I almost lost my post but being swifter than usual managed to press the save post button in the nick of time! Amazing!
To continue, Michael took Bean for three long walks, me in tow for one. Consequently my little girl is having trouble waking up this morning which usually happens after a Mike visit. Mike needs a much larger dog with longer legs. Jilly Bean will gamely go where no Bean has gone before - like her mom - if it means sticking like glue to him wherever he strides.
And I better get moving. Oh, sorry about your Moms percolater JACKIE. Expect about 6 years with a new one.
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What a great morning! Started out in 20’s with sun for BlinkFitness and then washed the car. Weather for today and the upcoming week looks fantastic for March. For the 1st time ever, my sister said today will be BYOS (Bring Your Own Sandwich) Sunday and she will still have all the desserts etc. For me, it’s a win. Already bought large Romaine lettuce leaves to replace bread and plan a solid while albacore tuna sandwich with a side of no-sugar pineapple and perhaps some almonds.
Jackie – What a great Sunday morning pic!!! We LOVE “Line of Duty” and subscribe to AcornTV but not sure if Season 6 is available for us yet… we will binge quickly when it is… Right now we are ineo “Endeavor” – just wish the episodes were a little shorter… harder to binge 90 minutes more than twice a day. Sorry about the coffee maker – you’d think they would last longer than 40 years!
Annsie – You’re right about the cuteness of the baby lambs. As for meat consumption, while I haven’t given it up entirely I am amazed how little we consume now. I always wanted huge portions and now it is pretty much 2-3 oz and mostly chicken. Conversely, I eat more veggies now than ever and can’t believe it is me.
Glad you will be getting your shot…we got the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and our 2nd shot is April 7th. We are fortunate and had an easy time scheduling at a local pharmacy. Best wishes.
Sandy – Congrats on the 2nd shot! Sorry about the jab pain. I have blood drawn about every 6-8 weeks and occasionally get a not-so-good tech.– even while using a “butterfly” needle. Jean donates her blood (O-negative) on a regular basis… (It’s good for all trauma patients, premature babies, and cancer patients, but also the only blood type that can save O Negative recipients.)
Love your new rug...and can sympathize on the attempt to cancel. I know Jean has run into that same situation of trying to cancel within 30 min or so and told “too late” and to just return.
Patsy – hmmmm pizza and wine! Sounds great for any day – hope it was great!
Lin – I will pass along your decoration comment to Jean. Love the lamb tea pot!
Have a great Sunday and wishing everyone the best of health. Bob
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:)We just came home from picking up our groceries. It was another wonderful experience and we reminded ourselves how much we like it. There were a few things not available but several things I couldn't get before that I got this time. We won't be going hungry. Barbie 0
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Happy Sunday! Mass completed and it is a beautiful sunny warm day. I am going to try to walk outside instead of riding my bike today. Movie night was good, Charming was the movie, I think Lisa and I liked it better than the kids.
A video call with my kids and then the walk and will probably go visit Joe if he can tear himself away from March Madness. I am sure he will want to visit just for some company.
Bob, funny meme and very true. I am just going to refuse the delivery so I don't have to lug an 8 foot rug back for the return. I already started the refund process. Your weather is a little better than ours, especially that 70 degree day on Thursday, we are going into the 60's for the next three days. I will reschedule my blood donation after my two weeks of marinating, I am common with A+.
Anne, I agree with you and would not take the Astra after reading about it, good decision. Does Michael ever pick Jilly up while walking when her little legs get tired?? No partying for anyone until they are vaccinated, you tell them Annsie!!!
Jackie, beautiful pictures, do they dogs get upset with other animals? Do the lambs get upset with the dogs?
Holy cow, 40 years with a coffee pot, mine last about a year as I buy cheap ones but think a better purchase is needed for my next one.
I better eat something and get ready for zoom call. Hello to all I missed and have a great day.
Sandy
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Had to smile SANDY at your comment about Michael picking the Bean up. She loves to go on long walks but just occasionally if her paws get too cold she will plonk her bottom on the sidewalk and he has to pick her up for the last few yards home. Anne.0
