100+ to Lose Support Group Permanent Thread(Everyone is welcome)
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I feel very frustrated by my hip and the absence of communication or theory/thought behind any "plan." My hip is the same as it's been for the last YEAR....sometimes not bad, and with no warning or predictability debilitating pain. There's no way to stretch the IT band. There is nothing "wrong" with my muscles. So why spend hundreds of dollars and take off tomes of time from work to prove to them that it hurts??? Nobody can tell me what they think PT will accomplish...so I cancelled. I get the MRI Monday night. Sorry...hope you all have a lovely Easter weekend.1
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Hi Jan. Sorry to hear about your friend's husband. Very frustrating when actual justice and societal protection are apparently left out of legal proceedings. Any money seems to effect outcomes way more than the actual situation does.1
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I just posted some more humor this morning
Hi
I was out walking today and did 4200 steps. The temperature this morning was 45 degrees on the weather forecast vs 41 on the front porch
It is a nice enough day outside for walking, Not too cold and minimal breeze
I did not go as far as usual as I was and am still feeling somewhat ill. A scratchy Throat etc.
It is warming up nicely today too. And is forecast to be in the 60s today and tomorrow, 80s on Easter Sunday.
Have a wonderful Weekend
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Hi Jan and Val
Talk about a sad sight IMO
From Here, Photos and more of the story. Interesting that I found good coverage in a British Newspaper
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3889636/When-fun-stops-Eerie-images-New-Orleans-theme-park-abandoned-Hurricane-Katrina-stood-untouched-11-years.html
When the fun stops: Eerie images show New Orleans theme park that was abandoned after Hurricane Katrina and has stood untouched for 11 years
It was once abuzz with activity, filled with thrill-seekers, flashing lights and screams of delight from excitable children.
But more than a decade on, the roller coasters and attractions at the once-bustling Six Flags amusement park near New Orleans lie abandoned, suspended in time.
The park was submerged under seven feet of floodwater for more than a month after the deadly Hurricane Katrina battered the south coast of America in 2005 - and has been closed ever since.
The carousel has not turned for 11 years, the still Ferris wheel creaks in the wind and the rides are slowly reclaimed by nature as ivy snakes its way up their eroding structures.
Graffiti covers many of the buildings in the eerie park, which has become a target for vandals and thieves.2 -
Hi JanMorning!
At least everyone liked the Sopranos! Jersey shore? Not so much, lol! The anti theft commercial was clever and hit the right tone! I liked it too! The posts on the Spring Lakes were really interesting. I love they brought it back as a nature place. Love to see that happen! The same was true of Geauga Lake Park in Aurora, Ohio, and Euclid Beach park in Cleveland. Those parks were fabulous and so much fun. The lines were not massive like the theme parks today. What a shame people did not keep enjoying the simplicity. Not everyone could afford hundreds to spend on the Disney's. I am surprised people stopped coming. Oh well. Geauga is abandoned to ruin last I heard,and saw pictures. I am not sure what happened to Euclid Beach by now. Guess I will have to google!
I Agree the Disney parks are not cheap and the other attractions there make it a expensive area to visit.
Your post inspired the post above
If Parks were alive...
I can understand the need for comforting food after the court visit.Well, yesterday will have to count as a really zig in my zag day! And I try so hard... My friend and I went to court again with the other friend whose husband is having all these problems. The news was not good, and he is going to be sentenced Aug. 10th. My guess is he will be sentenced to 20 years and no chance of parole, getting out early or pardoning. It is a little messy but there are a lot of extenuating circumstances which no one heard as he pled guilty. He thought he was doing a good thing. He should have pled no contest and threw himself on the mercy of the court. He is 70, so he may die in prison. He certainly deserves punishment, but he will serve more than some people do for murder. It does not quite seem like justice. My friend who went, (not the spouse friend), was just heart sick for the wife, so I went home with her and we had breakfast so we could talk. All this to explain she made us eggs, bacon, grits and butter and 3 halves of toast. She needed comfort food! LOL, she has no clue of diet techniques so the diet did not go too well there. (We were going for toast and eggs, lol!). Then I met my daughter for supper at Roc's BBQ place, because we could get meat and collards. So we ended up getting 4 pieces of cornbread, and a piece of Texas toast we did not expect to get. I had one piece of cornbread (I could not help it!), and took the rest home for the doggies. Kind of heavy on the carbs- but it did shake up the body!
I would struggle with the food on a day such as yesterday.
I love good Collards, Corn Bread and BBQ, It is a good thing I was not there.
As it was I am up 1/4 pound from yesterday, OTOH that is not bad considering I sort of blew it Friday. I bought a Cheeseburger @ 490 calories, However the first thing I did was discard the top bun and ate the Burger and the cheese that was stuck to the bottom bun which led to me discarding 2/3s of the bottom bun. So not real bad, then to compensate I called it my Breakfast and saved my banana until I ate Lunch. The harder part was the Large piece of "Cornbread" I bought at the Grocery Store when I stopped for assorted fresh fruits, Nectarines, Black Plums and a Bartlett Pear. I thought it was cornbread however it was sweet so I'm not sure what to call it. I used that as my Mid Morning snack and my Evening Dessert.I did not get my steps in either as I fell asleep at 8:30 PM watching T.V., woke to let the dogs out at 10PM and went to bed. I slept till 7:30 in the morning. Unbelievable, and nice! What a day.
We have had no rain since our storms , so my watering bills seem to be starting early. At least I have not used heat or air in a good while!!
Everyone have a good Easter week-end! Watch the chocolate and goodies! Jan
P.S. Somehow I missed your day 14th post. I think it popped in there after I was scrolling. I am sorry you are not feeling well! I hope you will not be feeling bad for Easter! Best get to gargling... Thanks for the humor, too!
I think we will be delaying Easter this Year Oh well, that gives me a couple more days to reduce ahead of the Feast.
Good Luck on the scale
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Hi
I was out walking today and did 4200 steps. The temperature this morning was 45 degrees on the weather forecast vs 41 on the front porch
It is a nice enough day outside for walking, Not too cold and minimal breeze
I did not go as far as usual as I was and am still feeling somewhat ill. A scrtachy Throat etc.
It is warming up nicely today too. And is forecast to be in the 60s today and tomorrow, 80s on Easter Sunday.
Have a wonderful Weekend
Roger2 -
I posted some more humor this morning, Enjoy
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hope4change_val wrote: »I feel very frustrated by my hip and the absence of communication or theory/thought behind any "plan." My hip is the same as it's been for the last YEAR....sometimes not bad, and with no warning or predictability debilitating pain. There's no way to stretch the IT band. There is nothing "wrong" with my muscles. So why spend hundreds of dollars and take off tomes of time from work to prove to them that it hurts??? Nobody can tell me what they think PT will accomplish...so I cancelled. I get the MRI Monday night. Sorry...hope you all have a lovely Easter weekend.
Well, if you are going to have surgery, doing PT before seems a waste as you may need it afterwards. I think they were strengthening those muscles to see if that would help. But waiting till you knew what was happening did seem logical!...hope this gets resolved!
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Morning All!
It is a lazy day! I have outside work to do, but without caffeine, I am not too motivated to do anything! I may need a cup of caffeine tea. Less caffeine than coffee, but possibly I will actually move, lol! I do have a ton to do!
Roger, sorry you are not feeling 100%. With your weather changes, it is not surprising to feel a little punk! On the bright side, your humor was great! The New Orleans pics of the amusement park are very haunting, especially because of the clouds the day the photographer was shooting. I have seen other works he has done. He seems pretty talented. It is sad there is not some clean-up effort by Disney.They made money off it, so I do not think they should leave it in such a mess. That happens a lot all over the country, and really hurts the local area.I will have to figure out just where it was located. We saw parts of the 11th ward and some still existing damage east of the city. I think that is not where that was though. Interesting...
The BBQ place here has an interesting cornbread, really unique. It is very moist, almost like a dessert cake made with cornbread, with almost a lemon aftertaste, but subtle. It is sweet. If I was not worried about carbs it did go well with the collards. I can not say it is my favorite, though it was very tasty. I love all cornbreads! Sweet, not sweet, yellow or white, crumbly dry or moist, lol! Funny for a northerner!
I hope you feel better, delayed Easter or not! "Celebrate" twice...one just not so zestful!
Have a good one, whenever it will be! ..Jan 1 -
April the giraffe had her baby this morning. I am so honored to have been able to watch. Mom and son are doing well.
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Roger please take care of yourself and that scratchy throat. I hope you both have a lovely Easter.1
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I posted yet more humor this morning, EnjoyHi
I was out walking today and did 7900 steps. The temperature this morning was 59 degrees on the weather forecast vs 59 on the front porch
It is a nice day outside for walking, Not too warm and minimal breeze
It is warming up nicely today too. And is forecast to be in the 80s today and cooler tomorrow.
While I was walking I had a Fox run across the road and up the block 2+ blocks from home. I also saw a lot of White Violets and Purple Violets blooming in the lawns along the sidewalks. I have the early variety of Bleeding Hearts in bloom now too.
There is a 11 pound Reduced Sodium Cook's brand Shank Half Ham in Refrigerator for the Easter feast.
Have a Wonderful Easter
Roger2 -
Morning All!
It is a lazy day! I have outside work to do, but without caffeine, I am not too motivated to do anything! I may need a cup of caffeine tea. Less caffeine than coffee, but possibly I will actually move, lol! I do have a ton to do!
Roger, sorry you are not feeling 100%. With your weather changes, it is not surprising to feel a little punk! On the bright side, your humor was great! The New Orleans pics of the amusement park are very haunting, especially because of the clouds the day the photographer was shooting. I have seen other works he has done. He seems pretty talented. It is sad there is not some clean-up effort by Disney.They made money off it, so I do not think they should leave it in such a mess. That happens a lot all over the country, and really hurts the local area.I will have to figure out just where it was located. We saw parts of the 11th ward and some still existing damage east of the city. I think that is not where that was though. Interesting...
The BBQ place here has an interesting cornbread, really unique. It is very moist, almost like a dessert cake made with cornbread, with almost a lemon aftertaste, but subtle. It is sweet. If I was not worried about carbs it did go well with the collards. I can not say it is my favorite, though it was very tasty. I love all cornbreads! Sweet, not sweet, yellow or white, crumbly dry or moist, lol! Funny for a northerner!
I hope you feel better, delayed Easter or not! "Celebrate" twice...one just not so zestful!
Have a good one, whenever it will be! ..Jan
Hi Jan
I think that amusement park is a Six Flags, Not Disney
If I said that sounds like the "Cornbread" I had that is supplied by a Mexican bakery to that grocery store would You be surprised. I tried some of the Mexican Breads and they are somewhat sweet too.
I don't know why that would seem surprising to You? I like cornbread too, the ShopRite sells ready to eat trays of a more traditional cornbread that are tasty too, of course I did smear it with lots of butter in the past
When I read the nutritional label on the Reduced Sodium Ham a 3 ounce serving is 180 calories and 780mg of Sodium. That makes me wonder how much sodium is in the regular hams ?
Have a Nice Day
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hope4change_val wrote: »Roger please take care of yourself and that scratchy throat. I hope you both have a lovely Easter.
Hi Val
The scratchy throat has not made an appearance today, So far
They showed the birth on the NYC news and they put a large circular blur over it, That made me think, Why bother to show it?
Enjoy Your Easter Sunday
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Good Morning All,
Pretty day down here, too. Glad you are feeling better, Roger!
Yep, that was 6 flags that should have done the clean up at NOLA! I had been looking at the places in Ohio and one had been owned by Disney at one time. I am so old only the first 35 seconds applied to the park I knew! It was almost the original park from the 1890's, with only a picture or two of the very original rides. The people lamenting were in their 20's thru 40's, and they had added stuff at that time after I left the area! Feeling creeky!
Thanks for the humor! I think regular ham runs around 650 mg Na for only 2 oz. and ham steak runs around 950, so it varies! And would you eat only 2 oz.? You did get a savings!
So glad that giraffe had that baby, and it is so cute! The news on the computer had slides of the birth, nothing blocked out. Ridiculous when you think what is on T.V. they think natural birth is not appropriate. We are funny people! Glad you got to witness it, Val!
Cornbread is such a staple here and so prized! It was not to prevalent in Ohio where I grew up. Times have changed! And the Germans had a hard time with realizing corn on the cob was good, and not just cow food! And we were there 8 plus years! They would like cornbread too, though.
I hope all had a good Easter! Off to church, I am late!, LOL! Jan 1 -
My roommate invited her boyfriend over for an Easter meal. I tidied up (way overdue), and my hip cooperated. I enjoyed having a grest meal with my little family (including my fosters). I ste way too much, but it was not unhealthy foods. That was 8 hours ago and I still feel full. So, I think I'll skip the scale tomorrow.1
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Hi
While I was out walking Easter Sunday the Easter Bunny visited my House. Or to put it another way my traditionalist brother left me a small box of yellow Peeps, a 3.5 Ounce Chocolate Lindt Easter Bunny and some Unsalted Almonds that were leftover from a jar of fancy Mixed nuts since he does not care for the almonds. At least there were no Jelly Beans
I was out walking today and did 8452 steps. The temperature this morning was 65 degrees. It is a nice day outside for walking, Not too warm and minimal breeze. OTOH I did get drizzled on twice
It is forecast to be cooler tomorrow.
My Brother did a Chocolate Pudding Pie yesterday in a Graham Cracker Crust topped with home made Whipped Cream. I suspect he managed to use too much milk in the Pudding as it did not really firm up well. OTOH it were very tasty
I went out the door later than usual as my last stop of the walk is a bank. So Walk, Stop for Scrambled Eggs, Home Fries in the Refrigerator, Produce Store for Bananas and then the Bank after it had opened.
From Here
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/12/clean-eating-ticking-timebomb-puts-young-risk-fractures/
'Clean eating' is a ticking timebomb that puts young at risk of fractures now too.
By Laura Donnelly, Health Editor
A cult of clean eating is a “ticking timebomb” that could leave young people with weak bones, the National Osteoporosis Society has warned.
Research by the charity shows that four in ten of those aged between 18 and 24 have tried such regimes, which are now coming under attack for cutting out major food groups, such as dairy.
The diets have become increasingly fashionable, and are associated with a number of celebrities, who have boasted how they have cut out gluten, dairy, grains and refined sugars.
Have a Great Monday
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Good Morning All,
Pretty day down here, too. Glad you are feeling better, Roger!
Yep, that was 6 flags that should have done the clean up at NOLA! I had been looking at the places in Ohio and one had been owned by Disney at one time. I am so old only the first 35 seconds applied to the park I knew! It was almost the original park from the 1890's, with only a picture or two of the very original rides. The people lamenting were in their 20's thru 40's, and they had added stuff at that time after I left the area! Feeling creeky!
Thanks for the humor! I think regular ham runs around 650 mg Na for only 2 oz. and ham steak runs around 950, so it varies! And would you eat only 2 oz.? You did get a savings!
So glad that giraffe had that baby, and it is so cute! The news on the computer had slides of the birth, nothing blocked out. Ridiculous when you think what is on T.V. they think natural birth is not appropriate. We are funny people! Glad you got to witness it, Val!
Cornbread is such a staple here and so prized! It was not to prevalent in Ohio where I grew up. Times have changed! And the Germans had a hard time with realizing corn on the cob was good, and not just cow food! And we were there 8 plus years! They would like cornbread too, though.
I hope all had a good Easter! Off to church, I am late!, LOL! Jan
Hi Jan
I did have a nice Easter.
5 foot 9 inches over 100 pounds as I understand it is some baby.
From what I know they show much more on regular TV overseas compared to here.
I'm off now to do house work and probably yard work too.
I had not heard that about the Germans, Thanks for educating me.
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hope4change_val wrote: »My roommate invited her boyfriend over for an Easter meal. I tidied up (way overdue), and my hip cooperated. I enjoyed having a great meal with my little family (including my fosters). I ate way too much, but it was not unhealthy foods. That was 8 hours ago and I still feel full. So, I think I'll skip the scale tomorrow.
Hi Val
That is the way I was thinking this morning and then from habit I hopped onto the scale anyway. Surprised me, Especially since I know I am retaining water.
Have a Nice Day
Roger2 -
I have posted even more humor this morning, Enjoy
Actually to be technical about it some was just interesting to me and not humorous.2 -
Good morning!
I was the unhealthy person for Easter! I had fried clams, coconut shrimp and some crawfish creole. It was good though and I enjoyed the celebration. With that, I did not need chocolate...small victory- as the meal was not the most healthy. That was followed by small group where I did forgo a sandwich, but had a small piece of apple cobbler and a few chips..... oops , lol!
I enjoyed the humor, Roger, and the airplane pics were interesting! That is an expensive hobby I would think, but pretty neat!
Glad everyone had a Good Easter! I missed being at home a little more, though I always enjoy my group.
That is interesting about the diet from the UK source. I would think clean eating would include organic and pastured dairy, milk and eggs. And no processed. I get the grains though. I think they were right about there is no clear definition. I find you have to really ask a person what and how they eat as opposed to just naming a diet. Some diets , like the Mediterranean Diet seem more accurate.
Definitely need to go back to my lower carb intake! Today!
Take care, all! Jan 1 -
I posted even more humor this morning, enjoy
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Hi
I was out walking today and did 6400 steps. The temperature this morning was 84/51 degrees. It is a nice day outside for walking, Not too warm and minimal breeze
Poor Atlanta, From Here:
http://www.thedrive.com/news/9385/westbound-section-of-i-20-in-atlanta-buckles-almost-kills-motorcyclist
Westbound Section of I-20 in Atlanta Buckles, Almost Kills Motorcyclist
Atlanta, you can't catch a break. First, part of I-85 burns to the ground. Overnight, part of I-75/85 was temporarily closed due to an accident and chemical spill. Even without all this, traffic in and around the city is an absolute nightmare. Now, a westbound section of I-20 just to the east of downtown has buckled and will be closed until at least Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday morning, part of I-20 buckled and rose up just as motorcyclist happened upon the spot. The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported that the rider was launched into the air and suffered multiple fractures. Thankfully, he was not hit by any cars during the accident. Several motorists stopped to help. The motorcyclist was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
The damage to the interstate seems to have been caused by some work being done to old gas lines that run under the road. Crews were reportedly pumping concrete into old, unused gas lines. Unexpectedly, a build-up of air occurred in the line, creating uplift in the soil below I-20. The pocket of air forced the sections of roadway to crack and rise several feet.
Have a Great Tuesday
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Hi JanGood morning!
I was the unhealthy person for Easter! I had fried clams, coconut shrimp and some crawfish creole. It was good though and I enjoyed the celebration. With that, I did not need chocolate...small victory- as the meal was not the most healthy. That was followed by small group where I did forgo a sandwich, but had a small piece of apple cobbler and a few chips..... oops , lol!
I enjoyed the humor, Roger, and the airplane pics were interesting! That is an expensive hobby I would think, but pretty neat!
Glad everyone had a Good Easter! I missed being at home a little more, though I always enjoy my group.
That is interesting about the diet from the UK source. I would think clean eating would include organic and pastured dairy, milk and eggs. And no processed. I get the grains though. I think they were right about there is no clear definition. I find you have to really ask a person what and how they eat as opposed to just naming a diet. Some diets , like the Mediterranean Diet seem more accurate.
Definitely need to go back to my lower carb intake! Today! Take care, all! Jan
I blew it Sunday too when I ate the whole Easter Bunny all 3.5 ounces of it and the Almonds
I think so, I understand that those model airplane jet engines are fairly expensive, However it is neat that they can fly it.
I thought that the article on clean living was interesting if a little weird.
Congratulations, I see You made it
8 hours ago, Buttons61's food and exercise diary was completed for 4/17/2017 and was under their calorie goal.2 -
Good morning!
Well, what is Easter without a little chocolate! Did you eat the ears first? I think you may lose the Easter weight before I lose again seriously, but am willing to be surprised! I finally broke that Plateau and am into my next ten lbs. to lose. I am under no illusion I need to do well though to keep it there! Nevertheless I am a happy camper!
Unbelievable about Atlanta! I must have checked the news before it happened. That is just incredibly scary. I won't need to drive to Atlanta till October. Hopefully, all that mess will be over by then. I feel sorry for those dealing with it all.
Thanks for posting more humor! It sure brightens the day! I have to take my car in for its 5,000 mile check-up, hopefully free with the Toyota program. It will be a nice drive as it is sunny with a high near 90. That is the forecast all week. Not looking good on the rain front, and I will probably turn on the air for the puppies when I am gone. The first time...The house gets really stuffy, and it is about a half hour freeway drive there and back again. Country though, so pretty.
Keep up the good walking and stay away from chocolate, lol! Hope to hear from Val about how the MRI went! I hope good news! ..Jan 1 -
Hi Jan and Roger, my post-Easter food intake had two chocolate bars with almonds. They weren't as good as I remember (i know, then why eat two?). I don't have the MRI results but I'm very happy to say that the tech was perfect! He was courteous, added humor to help matme more at ease...and (what i love most) explained to me everything I needed to know about what was going to happen (e.g., the noise, length of time, wrapping a sheet around my feet to make sure they stayed still, the call button, the sensation of heat, etc.). It took 45 minutes. Part of the time I imagined that I was in a tiny submarine going all the way down to the Titanic. Other times I imagined that I was in a tiny TARDIS (Dr Who) hurling through time and space wondering if I'd arrive in medieval times or prehistoric times or maybe in The Downton Abbey time period. So, it really wasn't bad at all.1
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Found these using Google. On the map of San Antonio, look at the top and the N-S freeway is 281. Follow that down and you can see that two Airport runways are adjacent and perpendicular. Other pics show planes over the freeway...but they really seem much closer.
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I did it again and posted more humor this morning, enjoy
Hi
I was out walking today and only did 4100 steps. The temperature this morning was 45/41 degrees. It is a nice day outside for walking, Not too warm and minimal breeze
Have a Great Wednesday
Roger2 -
Good morning!
Well, what is Easter without a little chocolate! Did you eat the ears first? I think you may lose the Easter weight before I lose again seriously, but am willing to be surprised! I finally broke that Plateau and am into my next ten lbs. to lose. I am under no illusion I need to do well though to keep it there! Nevertheless I am a happy camper!
Unbelievable about Atlanta! I must have checked the news before it happened. That is just incredibly scary. I won't need to drive to Atlanta till October. Hopefully, all that mess will be over by then. I feel sorry for those dealing with it all.
Thanks for posting more humor! It sure brightens the day! I have to take my car in for its 5,000 mile check-up, hopefully free with the Toyota program. It will be a nice drive as it is sunny with a high near 90. That is the forecast all week. Not looking good on the rain front, and I will probably turn on the air for the puppies when I am gone. The first time...The house gets really stuffy, and it is about a half hour freeway drive there and back again. Country though, so pretty.
Keep up the good walking and stay away from chocolate, lol! Hope to hear from Val about how the MRI went! I hope good news! ..Jan
Hi Jan
Of course I ate the ears first, What else
I hope Your AC is OK, I always have some worry on the first use of the year. I already ran the wall unit in the Living Room as the room was up over 80. My Crazy brother picked the hottest day in over a week to use the oven
Regarding Atlanta I saw this posted.
And now we have a sinkhole in John's Creek and we had flooding slowing down traffic on 285.
I think we may be the lost city of Atlanta...
and this
AND a fire under a bridge in Brookhaven, on a road that is one of the I-85 alternate routes...
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/dekalb-county/buford-highway-closed-in-brookhaven-over-fire-under-bridge/513514631
and this comment on that
I'd missed the fire in Brookhaven! Good heaven, ATL is burning again! I think in the last 3 weeks we've probably burned more than Sherman did. ;(
Congratulations on both of these status posts
yesterday, lost 1 lb since last weighing in! Buttons61's lost 23 lbs so far.
and
6 hours ago, Buttons61's food and exercise diary was completed for 4/18/2017 and was under their calorie goal.
I know that since You stuck to it to break through the plateau You can carry on the rest of the way
Roger2 -
hope4change_val wrote: »Hi Jan and Roger, my post-Easter food intake had two chocolate bars with almonds. They weren't as good as I remember (i know, then why eat two?). I don't have the MRI results but I'm very happy to say that the tech was perfect! He was courteous, added humor to help matme more at ease...and (what i love most) explained to me everything I needed to know about what was going to happen (e.g., the noise, length of time, wrapping a sheet around my feet to make sure they stayed still, the call button, the sensation of heat, etc.). It took 45 minutes. Part of the time I imagined that I was in a tiny submarine going all the way down to the Titanic. Other times I imagined that I was in a tiny TARDIS (Dr Who) hurling through time and space wondering if I'd arrive in medieval times or prehistoric times or maybe in The Downton Abbey time period. So, it really wasn't bad at all.
Hi Val
That is how I feel if I eat Chinese takeout, It is not nearly as good as I remembered it to be, I eat it all anyway, then feel bloated and wonder why did I do that?
I do know what the tardis is
I'm glad that Your experience was good and that Your imagination helped.
FWIW when I looked at the Last of the three pictures which I left in here, I though wow, how did they land that United Jet between the roads with no damage, Talk about perfect timing.hope4change_val wrote: »Found these using Google. On the map of San Antonio, look at the top and the N-S freeway is 281. Follow that down and you can see that two Airport runways are adjacent and perpendicular. Other pics show planes over the freeway...but they really seem much closer.
Have a Nice Day
Roger2
