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Well, I guess Val was too busy enjoying Mothers Day to post, or her post got eaten again .
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Good Late Afternoon, Val did the Mothers Day thing yesterday, and no I had not posted.
Just hadn't spent any time on the computer after breakfast!
Spent my day outside in the yard doing the kinds of little chores that are not only easy to do, but make the yard look nice, like deadheading my rose bushes, and yes I did pull maybe a dozen weeds/blackberry sprouts, etc. I enjoy doing that, and neighbors sometimes stop to chat, and sometimes even the neighbors kids come into the yard to say Hi!
Saturday I double bagged my food donations and set them under the mailbox, with the flag up...I wasn't home when the mail ran, so I only hope the mailman got the donation, or if stollen it was someone who did need the couple cans of soup, several cans of beans, 2 kinds of cold cereal, and a pound box of Oatmeal.... I used to put the items IN the mailbox, and If I happen to see Greg tomorrow I'll ask if he picked up my bag...Don't even know he ran the route on Saturday.
I'm heading to the kitchen...I have a culinary confession before I go...
This morning I tried something I'd read...and 'fried' oil free, some purchased fresh (not frozen) shredded potatoes, along with a little salt and pepper, a dab of thyme, and about half an onion that I thinly sliced, in my old George Foreman! Next time I'll probably do it a little differently. Although the end product, 'Fried Hash Browns' was tasty and I ate every bite.
Have a call in to my chiro...this ankle is not like it should be...and I have something out of whack with my mid back.... Tell ya, you gotta be a strong person to dare to get old!!!
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That Looks like a Lian Li Aluminum Case/ FWIW I had the same one
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Hi
I was out walking this morning and did 4000 steps + 2 cents. The temperature this morning is 55 on the news channel and 53 degrees on the front porch. Yesterday it was a great looking morning, then around 2PM there was a thunderstorm and a brief downpour of rain arrived. Then the Sun came back out for a while and later on there was more rain and small hail.
I did not go as far as usual, I dressed for the temperature and after I was out the door it started feeling cold due to a breeze
Have a Great Monday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's scintillating Sunday!
72 out there now looking to a sunny high of 85!
They opened the other side of 85 yesterday afternoon, while we were out and about. Atlanta is repaired!
I've been up for a while now, but distracted by little old things like giving Ariel her pills, eating food, feeding Lilo, clearing the sink, and maybe just a little bit of internet...
Sipping tea now, first cup.
I think I might get out to the store this afternoon.
Only a Little Bit of Internet?
I just renewed my Norton Security Subscription in the Software. I buy ahead of time when NewEgg runs a low priced special on it and when the subscription is almost run out then I pull out the Box and use the new Product key. Right now I am using the 5 device version which will cover this computer, the Basement computer and my brothers computer and a laptop. I think I paid $19.99 for these and I have two more on the shelf waiting for the next two years.
Norton has one bad habit IMO. They start prompting to renew it way ahead of time and if I were silly enough to do that they do not add any days left on the old one to the new one. Other than that I do like the protection it gives. I have had it save me more than once when I search the Internet for something. A recent search for example would be for a 5.25: 1.2Mb USB external floppy drive.
Sadly we appear to be headed for several days of 80+ weather in the upcoming week and I remember seeing where on day would be near 90 degrees, Too Soon.
We have offered Cold water bottles from the refrigerator to the Mailman, Meter reader etc in the past.parityanimal wrote: »Val, I did not put a bag of stuff out by my mailbox, but our mailbox is down the hill and out of site and I have my doubts about whether it would have lasted until the mailman came, as someone would have just grabbed it or it would have disintegrated in the driving rain that came through in the afternoon. While it could, certainly, be thought that anyone who stole the package really needed it, from what I've read, all too often the people who steal the most don't actually need what they steal and could easily afford to pay for it.
When in our first house, in Memphis, our mail was at the door, and in the second, it was in plain sight through the front window and only a few steps from the house. I was usually home on Saturday and could watch for the mailman to start coming around the neighborhood (delivery time was reasonably consistent) and not put the donation out until just before his/her arrival.
In the first house, I used to "donate" a bottle of cold water to the postal carrier on hot summer days too, either as the mail was delivered or by putting one in the wall mailbox's magazine rack, at the bottom of the mailbox, when I saw delivery was just a couple houses away. The first house was a "walking" mail delivery, where they parked, walked a segment, both sides, then drove a bit further down, parked, walked, etc. Those carriers got their exercise for sure!
Memphis also often had the mailman put the bag in the box, for us to use, or a walking volunteer would put it on/at the front door, and in either case they'd just ask us to fill the bag and put it on the front porch or front stoop or, if a plastic one, hang it on the exterior door knob. This was a bit more secure (well, hopefully) from wandering grabbers, and generally less likely to be disintegrated by weather, and then the volunteers would come and collect them on the specified day, rather than the postal carrier trying to deliver mail AND pick up donations.
I applaud people's ideas that make it easier for a donor to donate, as they might get a few more donations that way, and every donation helps, but honestly think that people who really want to donate will find a way to do it regardless and the ones most likely to fill that bag are the ones who would be donating anyway, by putting cans in boxes at the grocery, or taking them to the fire stations.
In Memphis, several times a year, the fire stations would be available to accept the donations with volunteers (yes, I did) sorting and boxing the good donations and ... disposing... of those too damaged or clearly dangerous that well meaning (OK, I'm trying to be nice) or kitten cheap people would drop by to feel righteous and claim generosity. This gave people a relatively convenient location for donating, and left the firemen free to go about their regular duties without being additionally burdened by sorting and boxing the donations, as we volunteers took care of all that, and otherwise just tried to keep everything out of the way, so that if the firemen suddenly had to take off, we wouldn't hinder that.
I well remember one Saturday that some beady eyed guy brought what seemed to be a nice bag of donations that turned out to be composed entirely of rusty, deeply dented, and/or SWOLLEN, clearly not safe to eat, canned goods that we politely thanked him for and, as soon as he was out of sight, dropped into the nearest garbage can. That was some of the "sorting" we had to do, and we always made sure everything went into the right boxes, even if that 'box" ended up being the garbage can. At the end of the day, the food bank would come around with a big truck and collect all the boxes, and the volunteers would either disperse or, if a lot of them knew each other anyway, might go out for a meal together and call it a day. Ok, yes, that meal might include some drinks that didn't have all that much water in them.
Needless to say, we do donate still, in ways that, we hope, are less dependent on the honesty of passing strangers and/or the weather.
It makes a person wonder sometimes. I had some old expired, likely safe to eat cans of Corn and cans of peas that it never occurred to me to donate, instead I open one at a time and drain the fluid, put the contents in the garbage the day it goes to the curb and recycle the can. My bad wasting the food by not catching it in time to donate it.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »nope, nope, nopity nope! It was as gone as gone can be! So, time to paste...
Good Late Afternoon, Val did the Mothers Day thing yesterday, and no I had not posted.
Just hadn't spent any time on the computer after breakfast!
Spent my day outside in the yard doing the kinds of little chores that are not only easy to do, but make the yard look nice, like deadheading my rose bushes, and yes I did pull maybe a dozen weeds/blackberry sprouts, etc. I enjoy doing that, and neighbors sometimes stop to chat, and sometimes even the neighbors kids come into the yard to say Hi!
Saturday I double bagged my food donations and set them under the mailbox, with the flag up...I wasn't home when the mail ran, so I only hope the mailman got the donation, or if stollen it was someone who did need the couple cans of soup, several cans of beans, 2 kinds of cold cereal, and a pound box of Oatmeal.... I used to put the items IN the mailbox, and If I happen to see Greg tomorrow I'll ask if he picked up my bag...Don't even know he ran the route on Saturday.
I'm heading to the kitchen...I have a culinary confession before I go...
This morning I tried something I'd read...and 'fried' oil free, some purchased fresh (not frozen) shredded potatoes, along with a little salt and pepper, a dab of thyme, and about half an onion that I thinly sliced, in my old George Foreman! Next time I'll probably do it a little differently. Although the end product, 'Fried Hash Browns' was tasty and I ate every bite.
Have a call in to my chiro...this ankle is not like it should be...and I have something out of whack with my mid back.... Tell ya, you gotta be a strong person to dare to get old!!!
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Hi Valerie
I see lots of Flower buds on the Blackberry Bush and the early Raspberry plants Yea!
If I am understanding it You bought the Potatoes pre-shredded? My Brother uses a Box Grater if he makes them.
They sound delicious too. Down darn cravings, down
Good Luck at the Chiro
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Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday!
72 out there now looking toward a sunny high of 89! Summer is here.
Sink cleared.
J and I have made Ariel eat a little bit of diluted canned cat food. She didn't struggle too much and I think she actually liked it, but she still wasn't interested in eating more gruel from the bowl herself. We'll inject another small vial of it into the back of her mouth a bit later. Don't want to give her too much at once.
We did get out to the store yesterday and stopped, while out, for a quick Taco Bell meal. The new naked chicken chips...er, can we say naked here?...are interesting. I don't think they'll be a keeper for Taco Bell though. They come with nacho sauce for dipping and are basically triangular chip shaped, breaded, fried thin bits of over-processed chicken.
Now I don't MIND chicken with cheese, but don't generally select cheese on a chicken sandwich. If it comes with it and I forget to ask them to leave it off, no big deal. I like cheese and it's OK on chicken, just not my usual choice. I think a ranch dip would have been nicer than the nacho cheese, but I don't expect to see that at Taco Bell. This was NOT a Kentucky Fried Taco Bell, so ranch sauce would have been a surprise.
Well, off to internet some more. But here's a song for you.
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Good Morning...even if it is Monday. Since none of us are drawing a salary...does it matter?
Chiro called and they can see me at 2:30...so that will be good. Sitting with my ankle in a bucket of cold Epsom Salts water. It was not particularly hurtful this morning, but as I move around a bit, it will become uncomfortable..trying to get ahead of the curve.
I have a box grater, hmmmm, wonder where I put it??? I wasn't at all sure I could use the Foreman to make decent hash browns, so I took the easy way out! Next time will most likely grate my own potato.
So, pick up knives and go to the scent shop at Ansley Mall, then drive back to Ponce, and make a quick scan of the hot bar...hoping to find a steamed veg and some chicken fried Tofu, driving a bit farther down Ponce to Decatur and my Chiro...finally to home. I'm thinking about 4 hours of my day
Roger, just to tease you a bit....I have pinkish small black berries on the bushes that I didn't pull!!! Just a few more weeks!!!! (you will have ripe berries close to the 4th of July..that's when our blackberry patch was prime ripe in MO...and also 95 - 100 degrees.)
Ed, hope Ariel has found her appetite by this morning. I can't imagine trying to 'force feed' Tom E. or force anything else for that matter. He's too quick with the bite or the claws. I'd come back looking like I'd been in combat and lost!!!
Ok, shower time and then out the door, Oh, notification...pop up said Ed had posted..
THEN I'll go shower!!
Later...
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I love Weird Al...:) song very appropriate right now, unfortunately...1
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We have offered Cold water bottles from the refrigerator to the Mailman, Meter reader etc in the past.
It makes a person wonder sometimes. I had some old expired, likely safe to eat cans of Corn and cans of peas that it never occurred to me to donate, instead I open one at a time and drain the fluid, put the contents in the garbage the day it goes to the curb and recycle the can. My bad wasting the food by not catching it in time to donate it.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
Actually, I don't worry much about the dates on canned food, unless the can is obviously swollen, or leaking, or the food looks/smells bad when opened. Most canned goods can be kept well past the "sell by" or "best by" dates.
Also true for shelf stable foods like the Nutrisystem stuff. Now I wouldn't necessarily trust it several YEARS past the date, but several months, sometimes even a year or slightly more, depending on just what it is. Before I actually joined NS I tried it out buying a bunch of marked down, remaindered NS food at Big Lots, to see if maybe I actually liked the stuff before making the big plunge. Most of that was technically past the "sell by", "best by", "use by" date, but only by 6 months or less. Trying those was enough for me to be willing to run the program for a while, and I have to say the program does work, but can get rather boring for a chef like Eduardo, even fixing things up as much as possible with all the add-ons and whatever spices are available. Once I learned the basic stats for a meal, it wasn't to difficult to start making them on my own, and I could see NS actually drifting away from their own stats with some of the newer foods, in order to provide tastier alternatives for some. Especially in the snack/dessert line.
I've used canned curry paste that was over a year past the "best by" date and it was fine. I think common sense and a good sense of smell can usually suffice to make the decision.
And, of course, err on the side of caution. If it looks/smells off or anything, toss and move on. The garbage disposal isn't going to get sick from eating it.
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Ed, I wish everybody had your knowledge of those Sell by and Use By dates. Did you know those dates are set by the mfg...so they can print anything!!! I think they've pretty much quit putting those dates on water! I know I ate on occasion NS meals that were past dates.
Like Eduardo, I got bored with the meals, and disliked how the ones that I really liked would seemingly disappear around the first of January. Like Roger, I tried nearly all of the new ones that were to take the place of the retired meals...but I will say the weight did come off. no argument there!
Ankle....got one for sale. hoping to find a new one on sale~ My Chiro is concerned, and thats why I love and trust my Chiro....'Are you agreeable to go to a podiatrist? Me.. If thats what you think I need to do. Chiro.. his name is _____, he's a nerd! But I like him and go to him myself. Now, what more recommendation does one need? So tomorrow I will be calling this nerdy podiatrist to see if he can figure out what I need to do next. I'm up for most anything except surgery...He'd have to do a LOT of explaining before I go for that! Actually I don't know if Podiatrist can so surgery....that might be another Doc...like a Ortho Foot guy. Makes me tired thinking about it, BUT I'll not beg trouble...so next step is seeing what my Chiro thinks is a nerd!!! LOL!!
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Ariel actually licked a little of the gruel from the bowl after her dinnertime syringe full of food! We're hoping that this force feeding won't be needed too long. We do want at least one more syringe full tonight before bed. That will have given her nearly a quarter of a can of cat food, CANNED cat food that she never would eat before. She only ate crunchy kibble, but we can't make a thin gruel from that.
We may be able to get her on canned food with this. Regardless, I need to go get some more special canned food for her tomorrow.0 -
We got her to eat some canned food! Just a small bite or two, but she voluntarily ate some! We may still have to do a bit more coaxing and force feeding but we've definitely made progress!
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I was out walking this morning and did 5044 Steps. The temperature this morning is 57 on the news channel and 55 degrees on the front porch. It is a great looking morning.
I did not go as far as usual, Why? Yesterday the car did not start so I am waiting on AAA to come and get it going
Then I will be heading to the garage with it and walking back home. Thus I should be at my step count or possibly past it when I get back home.
Have a Great Tuesday
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Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday!
Sink is cleared and dishwasher is running. Need to get out to buy a little bit of cat food today.
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Good Morning!
WOW! its a beautiful, clear, sunny morning in my little corner of the world. Lunch today with Marietta, and then a call in to the recommended podiatrist, hopeful for an appointment tomorrow or Thursday. Read his web site, and the patient comments all very good. Now, to find out if Medicare will pay for it, and then will he accept medicare.
Roger, hope there's nothing bad wrong with your car. Hate it when they just suddenly don't work. And its never at a good time either! Will watch for a late day post....
Ed, good news
edit....what the heck?? it just lopped off the good words about Ariel licking her dish to get the last little morsels of "wet" food!
I wouldn't have even seen this, but I'd 'wandered off to read an email, and when I closed it my post was sitting there, and I realized that it was missing a good bit of 'type'....makes no sense.
Ok, now to get on with my day....hope this all doesn't disappear too!!
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning...even if it is Monday. Since none of us are drawing a salary...does it matter?
Chiro called and they can see me at 2:30...so that will be good. Sitting with my ankle in a bucket of cold Epsom Salts water. It was not particularly hurtful this morning, but as I move around a bit, it will become uncomfortable..trying to get ahead of the curve.
I have a box grater, hmmmm, wonder where I put it??? I wasn't at all sure I could use the Foreman to make decent hash browns, so I took the easy way out! Next time will most likely grate my own potato.
So, pick up knives and go to the scent shop at Ansley Mall, then drive back to Ponce, and make a quick scan of the hot bar...hoping to find a steamed veg and some chicken fried Tofu, driving a bit farther down Ponce to Decatur and my Chiro...finally to home. I'm thinking about 4 hours of my day
Roger, just to tease you a bit....I have pinkish small black berries on the bushes that I didn't pull!!! Just a few more weeks!!!! (you will have ripe berries close to the 4th of July..that's when our blackberry patch was prime ripe in MO...and also 95 - 100 degrees.)
Ed, hope Ariel has found her appetite by this morning. I can't imagine trying to 'force feed' Tom E. or force anything else for that matter. He's too quick with the bite or the claws. I'd come back looking like I'd been in combat and lost!!!
Ok, shower time and then out the door, Oh, notification...pop up said Ed had posted..
THEN I'll go shower!!
Later...
Just curious, if or when You make the Potato dish again will You be grating them in the skin or peeled? I find that the Skin does not bother me.
I have to say the the Blossoms on Blackberry bush are a lot nicer looking then the ones on the early fruiting Raspberry that is also in bloom.
Tease away, I can take, I think I can anywayGardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed, I wish everybody had your knowledge of those Sell by and Use By dates. Did you know those dates are set by the mfg...so they can print anything!!! I think they've pretty much quit putting those dates on water! I know I ate on occasion NS meals that were past dates.
Like Eduardo, I got bored with the meals, and disliked how the ones that I really liked would seemingly disappear around the first of January. Like Roger, I tried nearly all of the new ones that were to take the place of the retired meals...but I will say the weight did come off. no argument there!
Ankle....got one for sale. hoping to find a new one on sale~ My Chiro is concerned, and thats why I love and trust my Chiro....'Are you agreeable to go to a podiatrist? Me.. If thats what you think I need to do. Chiro.. his name is _____, he's a nerd! But I like him and go to him myself. Now, what more recommendation does one need? So tomorrow I will be calling this nerdy podiatrist to see if he can figure out what I need to do next. I'm up for most anything except surgery...He'd have to do a LOT of explaining before I go for that! Actually I don't know if Podiatrist can so surgery....that might be another Doc...like a Ortho Foot guy. Makes me tired thinking about it, BUT I'll not beg trouble...so next step is seeing what my Chiro thinks is a nerd!!! LOL!!
See you tomorrow...
I knew those dates were set by the seller and I also know that something that was in date today does not suddenly turn bad overnight just based on that date.
Our bottled water actually has dates on it. As I understand it the reason is it can pick up off tastes through the plastic bottle, it is not unsafe, just not very palatable as I understand it.
Update: I'm back from dropping off the car and when I looked at the FitBit I am at 8700 steps on the nose
I'm not sure what they are replacing yet, unless that is tied into the ones that show as low inventory ?
Have a Nice Day
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »We have offered Cold water bottles from the refrigerator to the Mailman, Meter reader etc in the past.
It makes a person wonder sometimes. I had some old expired, likely safe to eat cans of Corn and cans of peas that it never occurred to me to donate, instead I open one at a time and drain the fluid, put the contents in the garbage the day it goes to the curb and recycle the can. My bad wasting the food by not catching it in time to donate it.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
Actually, I don't worry much about the dates on canned food, unless the can is obviously swollen, or leaking, or the food looks/smells bad when opened. Most canned goods can be kept well past the "sell by" or "best by" dates.
Also true for shelf stable foods like the Nutrisystem stuff. Now I wouldn't necessarily trust it several YEARS past the date, but several months, sometimes even a year or slightly more, depending on just what it is. Before I actually joined NS I tried it out buying a bunch of marked down, remaindered NS food at Big Lots, to see if maybe I actually liked the stuff before making the big plunge. Most of that was technically past the "sell by", "best by", "use by" date, but only by 6 months or less. Trying those was enough for me to be willing to run the program for a while, and I have to say the program does work, but can get rather boring for a chef like Eduardo, even fixing things up as much as possible with all the add-ons and whatever spices are available. Once I learned the basic stats for a meal, it wasn't to difficult to start making them on my own, and I could see NS actually drifting away from their own stats with some of the newer foods, in order to provide tastier alternatives for some. Especially in the snack/dessert line.
I've used canned curry paste that was over a year past the "best by" date and it was fine. I think common sense and a good sense of smell can usually suffice to make the decision.
And, of course, err on the side of caution. If it looks/smells off or anything, toss and move on. The garbage disposal isn't going to get sick from eating it.
I wish I had run into that clearance sale TBH. I missed it however, Oh well. What I have found is that some of the canned goods are probably safe but they get a canned taste to them that is less than desirable. Recently my Brother picked up a Pouch of Sweet Corn and It tasted fine, however it had a short shelf life on the pouch, especially when compared to the canned product.
I have had bulging cans that got tossed, OTOH they were overlooked until way, way past their use by date.
I bought a bunch of old NS items from other members back on the old NS forum, They did have to be well under 1/2 price including shipping to be worth it since if I pay with the Gift Cards I can save 20% on my regular shipment and then the ones I have on hand from the last CostCo sale were $55 for a $100 face so the math works out as a good buy when buying withe the Auto delivery. Example:
$5 item with a 20% discount is $4 then pay with the 45% off gift card and the final cost is $2.20. Less than 1/2, if that makes me cheap, so be it
I need to go adjust my order as I am top heavy with the frozen desserts AKA Snacks. So I add some lunches and Dinners A La Carte and with the Breakfast cereal and not ordering frozen snacks on Ready To Go snacks I hope to get back into a semblance of balance. Why the RTG snacks? I have a lot of the frozen ones in the freezer
Have a Nice Day
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
WOW! its a beautiful, clear, sunny morning in my little corner of the world. Lunch today with Marietta, and then a call in to the recommended podiatrist, hopeful for an appointment tomorrow or Thursday. Read his web site, and the patient comments all very good. Now, to find out if Medicare will pay for it, and then will he accept medicare.
Roger, hope there's nothing bad wrong with your car. Hate it when they just suddenly don't work. And its never at a good time either! Will watch for a late day post....
Ed, good news
edit....what the heck?? it just lopped off the good words about Ariel licking her dish to get the last little morsels of "wet" food!
I wouldn't have even seen this, but I'd 'wandered off to read an email, and when I closed it my post was sitting there, and I realized that it was missing a good bit of 'type'....makes no sense.
Ok, now to get on with my day....hope this all doesn't disappear too!!
Later...
Hi Again
I suspect that the Battery has died. It was OK last week and not this week, Oh Well. I dropped it off after AAA jumped me so that they could also check the charging System and Fix the Windshield washer attachment on the passenger side which clumsy Roger broke scraping Ice and Snow off this past Winter. The clumsy Fool should have known better, I blame it on those disappearing Wipers
It is not the first time I have had a Battery die with now warning. One summer I started the car with no problem, stopped at the Quick Chek on the way home and that was it. Dead battery.
Well that is always the question, do they take medicare !
You could ask if orthopedic shoes would help too. I had a customer back when I was working that got them and they were ugly but they really helped his mobility.
I wonder why Ctrl Z does not work for You, I can only guess it is a Quirk of the browser You use. Does it at least do spell check automatically ?
Enjoy Your Lunch
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Holy Cow....those cakes! Since eating sugar makes me itch, I'd be afraid to trust myself to do this, even if I had the talent!
How's Ariel's appetite today? Hope she woke hungry as a bear.
Batteries seem to have two opportunities to fail....hot days and freezing cold days! LOL!! I always check to see if the horn will honk, or/and the radio will play before I will pronounce it dead!!!
Had a really nice lunch with Marietta....lots of chatting great salad, good Vegan soup, coffee, and did I mention chatting???
90 degrees today, merciful very low humidity so it didn't feel like it was a hot day!
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Ariel has snacked today, along with some forced feeding. I'd rather she ate more than she has so far, but at least she's eaten something. I'll take that. I'll work on her more tomorrow.
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Hi
I have not been out walking this morning and and have Steps. The temperature this morning is 62 on the news channel and 56 degrees on the front porch. It is a great looking morning. Today is forecast to reach 89 and tomorrow into the 90s, Yuck
I did not go walking yet, Why? Yesterday I dropped off the car did that I had to have AAA to come and get it going Thus this morning I will be picking up coffee and then walking to the garage to pick it up and then going grocery shopping. I ended up well over my step count goal yesterday
I will be back later today to finish up here, Sorry
Have a Great Wednesday
Roger0
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