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  • RogerToo
    RogerToo Posts: 16,157 Member
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    Hi All
    I planted some Bush beans, Lettuce Seed and Basil Seed to join the 10 Tomato plants and the four Sweet Basil. We put in the Basil plants as the Basil seeds were old and may or may not germinate.
    eku0 wrote: »
    Thanks, Linda, Jo, Roger. We make a great team.
    Linda, glad your husband is home and recovering.
    Roger, the cart does sound better than a wheel barrow...they can get really heavy. Lots of work, I'm sure you're burning extra calories.
    Jo, sorry you didn't find your wicker. Congrats on the 0.2 down! Every little bit counts. :)
    I haven't tried the new yoga yet. Tomorrow will be busy, but soon.
    Sleep well, everyone.

    Hi Vix
    The Yard Cart is easier to use, The two wheels make it more stable and then (Tip Ahead) I make sure and load the most weight into the front of it which makes it easier to pick up and move. It was only $35 at Lowes and is 3 Cubic Foot in size. Believe it or not we use a Snow Shovel for the Mulch. They had a Cheaper Wheelbarrow but it was a wheelbarrow with the their stability issues when moving it.

    Have a Nice Day
    Roger
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  • Joanne3366
    Joanne3366 Posts: 2,067 Member
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    Good Afternoon;
    Linda-I am glad the surgery went well and that hubby is home. :)
    Roger-You are quite the busy bee. I like the sound of your yard cart. We have a wheelbarrow and I usually end up dumping whatever I am trying to cart, because they tip so easily.
    Vix-thanks, I will take lbs. or ozs every little bit counts. :)
    Had to cancel my hair appt today. I ended up at the dr. She thinks I have a kidney stone. I had blood work today and have to have an ultrasound tomorrow. About 10-15 years ago I had a kidney stone and had to have it removed. I haven't had any problems until now. :(
  • IreneMurman
    IreneMurman Posts: 2,122 Member
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    hi all
  • hope4change_val
    hope4change_val Posts: 2,116 Member
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    Joanne3366 wrote: »
    Good Afternoon;
    Linda-I am glad the surgery went well and that hubby is home. :)
    Roger-You are quite the busy bee. I like the sound of your yard cart. We have a wheelbarrow and I usually end up dumping whatever I am trying to cart, because they tip so easily.
    Vix-thanks, I will take lbs. or ozs every little bit counts. :)
    Had to cancel my hair appt today. I ended up at the dr. She thinks I have a kidney stone. I had blood work today and have to have an ultrasound tomorrow. About 10-15 years ago I had a kidney stone and had to have it removed. I haven't had any problems until now. :(

    Hi Joanne - Good luck with the ultrasound...I hope it is something easily resolved. I hear those really hurt.
    Take care, Val
  • AdNil54f
    AdNil54f Posts: 139 Member
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    Joanne3366 wrote: »
    Good Afternoon;
    Linda-I am glad the surgery went well and that hubby is home. :)
    Roger-You are quite the busy bee. I like the sound of your yard cart. We have a wheelbarrow and I usually end up dumping whatever I am trying to cart, because they tip so easily.
    Vix-thanks, I will take lbs. or ozs every little bit counts. :)
    Had to cancel my hair appt today. I ended up at the dr. She thinks I have a kidney stone. I had blood work today and have to have an ultrasound tomorrow. About 10-15 years ago I had a kidney stone and had to have it removed. I haven't had any problems until now. :(

    Oh! I'm sorry to hear that, Joanne! I hope you can pass it without too much trouble and avoid surgery!

    Rainy today and hard to get motivated. One of our sons is having a year end party for his nursing cohort at our house tomorrow night - tents in the back yard, bonfire, volleyball, frisbees and so on, so I'll get some exercise tomorrow cleaning and helping him get ready. :)
  • AdNil54f
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    eku0 wrote: »
    Thanks, Linda, Jo, Roger. We make a great team.
    Linda, glad your husband is home and recovering.
    Roger, the cart does sound better than a wheel barrow...they can get really heavy. Lots of work, I'm sure you're burning extra calories.
    Jo, sorry you didn't find your wicker. Congrats on the 0.2 down! Every little bit counts. :)
    I haven't tried the new yoga yet. Tomorrow will be busy, but soon.
    Sleep well, everyone.

    Vix, let me know how the yoga goes when you try it. I've thought about trying out some of the positions to build strength and muscle but haven't done it yet.
  • eku0
    eku0 Posts: 10,164 Member
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    Hi Val and Irene! Nice to see you here.
    Jo, good luck with the ultra sound. Mine came out clear last week, even with the awful pain I had had there.
    I went to the new rheumatologist today. He's thinking it sounds like a virus plus my fibromyalgia, but he took more blood tests to check more things. There are apparently some nasty viruses around....nothing you can do for it and it can takes months to go away. He also gave me an injection in my neck which should help with the tight muscle there.
    Roger, sounds like a great garden. I like all the things you planted. :) Basil is one of my favorite herbs. I kept my Thai basil barely alive over the winter indoors, but it seems to be doing better now that it's outside again.
    Have a good night everyone. Sleep well. :)
  • eku0
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    Good morning!
    Chilly again this morning, but supposed to warm up later in the day. Off to dance this morning.
    Have a wonderful Friday. :smile:
  • eku0
    eku0 Posts: 10,164 Member
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    Where is everyone today....probably working as opposed to me just goofing around. :p
  • RogerToo
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    Joanne3366 wrote: »
    Good Afternoon;
    Linda-I am glad the surgery went well and that hubby is home. :)
    Roger-You are quite the busy bee. I like the sound of your yard cart. We have a wheelbarrow and I usually end up dumping whatever I am trying to cart, because they tip so easily.
    Vix-thanks, I will take lbs. or ozs every little bit counts. :)
    Had to cancel my hair appt today. I ended up at the dr. She thinks I have a kidney stone. I had blood work today and have to have an ultrasound tomorrow. About 10-15 years ago I had a kidney stone and had to have it removed. I haven't had any problems until now. :(

    Hi Jo
    I was looking for wheelbarow prices when I ran across the Yard Cart. I printed out a list of both sorted low to high and My brother agreed that the cart sounded handier.
    I hope it is not serious!

    Have a Good Day
    Roger
    eku0 wrote: »
    Hi Val and Irene! Nice to see you here.
    Jo, good luck with the ultra sound. Mine came out clear last week, even with the awful pain I had had there.
    I went to the new rheumatologist today. He's thinking it sounds like a virus plus my fibromyalgia, but he took more blood tests to check more things. There are apparently some nasty viruses around....nothing you can do for it and it can takes months to go away. He also gave me an injection in my neck which should help with the tight muscle there.
    Roger, sounds like a great garden. I like all the things you planted. :) Basil is one of my favorite herbs. I kept my Thai basil barely alive over the winter indoors, but it seems to be doing better now that it's outside again.
    Have a good night everyone. Sleep well. :)

    Hi Vix
    The local Thai restaurant has told me when we were chatting that he grows his own Thai Basil fresh in the summer.
    eku0 wrote: »
    Where is everyone today....probably working as opposed to me just goofing around. :p

    Hi Again, Well I visited the town property tax department, of course they only do verifications on Tuesday to Thursday, and I chose Friday!

    Then McDs for Coffee and the lumber Yard.
    Then Back and online finally

    Have a Good Weekend
    Roger
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  • IreneMurman
    IreneMurman Posts: 2,122 Member
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    hi everyone Roger you are doing so good I am so impressed . I am back on track the weight is starting to come off again yea . well I have yard work that needs to be done talk to you soon
  • eku0
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    Hi Irene, beautiful day for yard work. :)
    Roger, I really like the Thai basil and it's hard to find in the stores. Last summer I just started putting leaves of it into my salads for a refreshing and different flavor.
    Jo, hope the ultra sound went well and that you're ok. Do you have to wait a few days for results?
    Linda, I've been doing yoga for a few years. I think it helps keep me a little more flexible and balanced. I haven't tried the one on the DVD yet...I always seem to come up with other things to do, but I was interested in it because it is specifically for relaxing. Hope you have fun with your son's party. :)
    Hi Val.
    Have a good evening everyone. :)
  • hope4change_val
    hope4change_val Posts: 2,116 Member
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    I want to thank everyone for sharing your health concerns and all. I had been feeling complacent because I don't have any outward signs of any concerns. So, I decided to take a more proactive approach and I scheduled my 50,000-mile check up (50 - year old physical)...so, once I see the doc, then I'll have my colonoscopy, mammo, and bone density scan (osteopenia because ovaries removed 2003).
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  • eku0
    eku0 Posts: 10,164 Member
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    Good morning.
    Good luck with all your tests, Val. No outward signs is good. :)
    Will be somewhat off plan today because we are going for a wine tasting with some friends. I can probably juggle the other food the rest of the day to make it work mostly on plan. And maybe I can get a little extra exercise in to help for what goes over. Anyway, I know it'll be fun. :smiley:
    Will mostly be running errands today. I have to exchange the lamp kit I bought because the main socket piece won't come apart. So I can't wire it up. May go shopping with my daughter this morning, and also want to find another flower for a new Mexican pot (from Mom's day). So mostly fun errands.
    Thunderstorms maybe later, but for now, it looks really nice out. A little cool, partly cloudy/partly sunny.
    Happy Saturday!
  • AdNil54f
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    Hi, all!
    Missed most of the party because I spent yesterday evening bringing hubby in to have his knee surgery checked. His calf was quite swollen and with the nursing students here for their party, our son took a look and said something like '#2 edema with pitting'; pretty soon several other nursing students crowded around saying they wanted to see, so did a 'show and tell' and then called a nurse who recommended we go in to check on it. Two hours of driving and 3 hours at the hospital later, we found all was well - no clotting, thankfully. Better safe than sorry!
    Cloudy but warm. A very nice day to plant some deck planters with flowers and veggies! :)

  • eku0
    eku0 Posts: 10,164 Member
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    That's a lot of running, Linda, but glad all is well.
  • IreneMurman
    IreneMurman Posts: 2,122 Member
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    hi everyone,Jo hope everything is ok I am still not exercising except on the weekends I think I am getting enough exercise at work just to tired durning the week for all the people on here that don't know me I work overnite from 6:30 pm till 5am but I only do it for 4 days well I have some house work to do so take care
  • RogerToo
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    IreneMurman wrote: »
    hi everyone Roger you are doing so good I am so impressed . I am back on track the weight is starting to come off again yea . well I have yard work that needs to be done talk to you soon

    Hi Irene
    Congratulations on the weight coming off. I know it is hard for most people. As long as I can stay away from temptation I can stay 100% on plan. That mainly means, No Eating meals out and No Pizza or Chinese Take Out and I'm good.

    Sunday is the tough day of the week, I keep feeling the pull to go to the Diner for a Nice End Cut Roast Prime Rib and Onion Rings. Oh well, Maybe next Year, maybe later this year! :)

    Have a Good Weekend
    Roger
    eku0 wrote: »
    Hi Irene, beautiful day for yard work. :)
    Roger, I really like the Thai basil and it's hard to find in the stores. Last summer I just started putting leaves of it into my salads for a refreshing and different flavor.
    Jo, hope the ultra sound went well and that you're ok. Do you have to wait a few days for results?
    Linda, I've been doing yoga for a few years. I think it helps keep me a little more flexible and balanced. I haven't tried the one on the DVD yet...I always seem to come up with other things to do, but I was interested in it because it is specifically for relaxing. Hope you have fun with your son's party. :)
    Hi Val.
    Have a good evening everyone. :)

    Hi Vix
    That is what the owner of the Thai restaurant that was next door to work said too. He could find it, he just did not like the trip to get it or the price. Hence He grew his own as much as possible.

    Have a Great Day
    Roger
    hope4change_val wrote: »
    I want to thank everyone for sharing your health concerns and all. I had been feeling complacent because I don't have any outward signs of any concerns. So, I decided to take a more proactive approach and I scheduled my 50,000-mile check up (50 - year old physical)...so, once I see the doc, then I'll have my colonoscopy, mammo, and bone density scan (osteopenia because ovaries removed 2003).
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    Hi Val
    WOW, You are getting the works.

    Good Luck with all the tests
    Roger
    AdNil54f wrote: »
    Hi, all!
    Missed most of the party because I spent yesterday evening bringing hubby in to have his knee surgery checked. His calf was quite swollen and with the nursing students here for their party, our son took a look and said something like '#2 edema with pitting'; pretty soon several other nursing students crowded around saying they wanted to see, so did a 'show and tell' and then called a nurse who recommended we go in to check on it. Two hours of driving and 3 hours at the hospital later, we found all was well - no clotting, thankfully. Better safe than sorry!
    Cloudy but warm. A very nice day to plant some deck planters with flowers and veggies! :)

    Hi
    I agree, better safe than sorry.
    At least afterwards You had piece of mind.

    Cheers
    Roger
    IreneMurman wrote: »
    hi everyone,Jo hope everything is ok I am still not exercising except on the weekends I think I am getting enough exercise at work just to tired durning the week for all the people on here that don't know me I work overnite from 6:30 pm till 5am but I only do it for 4 days well I have some house work to do so take care

    Hi Irene
    You are getting Your 40 hour work week in with those four days. I'm guessing the other 1/2 hour per day is for lunch?

    I always preferred a 4 day work week when I could get it. So what happened to me? I ended up working 6 day 53 hour weeks for the last 16 years of work. :(

    On the Plus side, at least I was working :)

    Have a Good Day
    Roger
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  • Joanne3366
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    Hi Joanne - Good luck with the ultrasound...I hope it is something easily resolved. I hear those really hurt.
    Take care, Val[/quote]

    Thank you. Ultrasounds are relatively painless, unless you get a technician that pushed down too hard on the wand. It seems I have a few kidney stones. They are relatively small and I should be able to pass them. I am not in any pain, so no pain meds and no antibiotics. On the downside they found some cysts on my kidneys and now I have to see a specialist.
  • Joanne3366
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    Good Evening everyone;
    Vix-I am glad your ultrasound was clear. Have you had any relief from your neck injection? I will be keeping a good thought that your blood tests come back normal.
    Val-your are having the works! I am glad you are looking after your health.
    Linda-I am sorry you missed most of the party. It was good that you had hubby's leg checked out..better safe than sorry..glad everything is ok.
    Irene-I'd say your are getting your exercise, especially if you are on your feet during your shift.
    Roger-you are doing great. My temptations are on the days I am not working. I try to keep busy or go out of the house, so I won't be tempted to snack.
    Have a good weekend. :)

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