WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR AUGUST 2105
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Thanks peeps for the positive words on how I handled the weight recorder. Next week there is no meeting so I PLAN on having a big loss and showing her...(and myself) on the glorious tactics of payback come the 26th of this month.
Today I swam next to my mentor. A lady named Sue that is training for competition in Portland soon. At 77 years old she can swim twice the laps I can, and was still going strong when I limped out and went to the hot tub. Amazing lady. She did notice my arm curls I was doing on the platforms where you dive in, in every lane. I put my knees on the side of the pool and lift myself out 10 times. Also did some aquarobics on the side as my Sue was zipping by.
When we came home I promptly took a power nap! This healthy eating, and exercising takes a toll on my body!!!!
My eldest sis did give me a call back. I called both of them saying simply, "I MISS YOU, please call me." After having that frank discussion with the weight recorder I was in the mood to mend more fences. Set things straight. My thinking is not settling for what I get from people. Say what I mean, and mean what I say! My older sis and I have not always gotten along. She is 7 yrs older than me, and we have always been in different worlds so to speak. So many years of me calling her and she telling me, "Oh I was just about to call you", has a way of taking its toll on how you view your sister. I was just low on her priority list. I sent her a letter many years ago stating I was tired of our relationship being so one sided, and I was going to just stop trying so hard. Then 4 yrs ago both my middle sis, and her got divorces. Strange to be the one that has a marriage longer than my own parents and my sisters.
Now its kind of reversed. My middle sister is the one that doesn't give me the time of day, and my oldest sis is the one I can count on.
My middle sister lives 2 hrs away from me, and never came to help me, as I cared for my husband pre-transplant. I put too much pressure on her I guess, and it was easier for her to not mentally or physically "show up" for me. I guess if you don't show up, you don't feel so guilty because no one expects anything from you.
Last January I called my middle sister up, asking her how her Christmas was, (we didnt't get together, we had just spent money on traveling down to California in Sept for my middle sons wedding). Anyway, as I was talking she fell asleep. She has Fibromylasia (sp?) and used to take, or still does, viccodin, and morphine for the pain. I am supposing she is more into alcohol than pills. *sighes*
So then she calls me on my birthday in June. We talk and its wonderful, but I am cooking dinner, and she said she would call me after we get done. In 30 minutes. Of course that comes and goes. I call the next hour no answer, the next hour no answer. Crazy.
So now its August, and I am back feeling those same feelings of being low on the priority list with my middle sister. I call but I just get the machine. You would think that if you get a message from a family member saying, "I miss your voice, please call me" that you would care enough to call.
Thinking I need to maybe consult my therapist on letting go of all the expectations of what I family is supposed to be. My present life is idyllic, and wonderful. Why do I try so hard with such one sided relationships, like the one with my middle sister? She has definately given up on ours.
OOh going to make chicken fried rice for my son and husband. My son came to me today asking if I would pluuuease make it. So cute. I had yogurt/berries and bran cereal for my dinner...I know strange.
Be well all, thanks for letting me vent!
Becca feeling better in Oregon......0 -
Good evening, I'm new to myfitnesspal and this group. I just turned 55 and looking for some help and support. Over the past 2 years I managed to lose 30 pounds (that's the good news). This year though my emotional eating is getting the better of me. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I go for the bread and lots of butter.... I love the goals of the group. I'll have to work up to the 15,000 steps a day. My goal is 150 minutes of exercise per week: 1 "functional" training class, 2 weight training sessions and 1 elliptical session per week. Jen in Maine0
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Carol given all your symptoms and depression being one of them might be worthwhile checking out what your doctor says. ((())).
Beth glad back is feeling better.
Putting painting chores off until Monday. Too humid. I'll work at getting our windows and window treatments cleaned.
DH is looking into AC. I am just glad we waited in a way because now we are both on the same page as what type to get. DH was for a awhile for the system of running tubes through the house. My brother tried that and prefers the wall system. This is the type I have wanted all along.
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Carol in NC - do you have any problems with your blood sugar. It sounds a lot like I would do when my blood sugar levels would be too high or too low. If you aren't eating well, it could be the problem.
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Hi Ladies, another good day today..PLENTY of room for improvement..I'm on my third movie of the day...during which I do bills play Yahtzee turn laundry over suck up to the dogs etc..generally wasting time0
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Not sure if that was a God thing but the rest of my 1000 word reply got cut. Anyway in brief I ate really healthy and did thirty min on recumbent. Planning another healthy food only shop tomorrow.0
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Just checking in. I went shopping today for clothes to wear for our anniversary picture. I got a royal blue top with matching pants and then some blue and black crazy pants that the Chico's sales clerk picked out. The crazy pants are a size smaller than I normally wear, but they looked fine. Then I got DH a silky polo shirt in the same shade of royal blue. I'm going to wear the crazy pants and he is going to wear plain black dress pants. We should be cute!
Miriam, I am sorry about your cat. We list ours back in May. I still miss him.
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The reason most people fail instead of succeed is that they trade what they want the MOST for what they want at the MOMENT.
Stats for today:
23,000 steps
three hours of dog walking
32 minutes on the exercise bike
two hour line dance class
one hour practice for the line dance performance
Joyce, congrats on the four pounds.
Mary, I've considered joining a gym several times but it's not a good option for me for a lot of reasons so I continue to seek ways to do strength training at home. We don't have the space here for the equipment you have. I am currently considering several choices of adjustable dumbbells that would allow me to lift a total of 100 pounds eventually....right now my heaviest dumbbells allow me to lift up to 30 pounds. The pushups I do now are full body pushups with my hands on the seat of a very sturdy chair. 5X5 pushups is a pretty good challenge for me and I hope to get to the point of full body pushups on a mat on the floor before long. I do full body forearm planks as part of my workout. I look forward to hearing about how your sister in law does with the lifting since she is my age.Linda in IA...you and your family look great Tracie, there is a lot of research showing the bad effects of sugar...your 52 small changes book sounds great. I hope you'll tell us each week what the next change is jenmfp, welcome to our friendly community....take it one day at a time...when I started here, I logged my food plan for the day and stuck to the plan no matter what..when stressed why not consider a walk rather than bread and butter (they are on my list of foods I never eat because I am incapable of being moderate with them)
Jake bought a new tablet (Microsoft Surface 3 with keyboard, blue tooth mouse and blue tooth pen)...he downloaded the newest version of Microsoft Office and Windows 10 and is trying to figure out how to use all of it.....I know nothing about any of it since I have a laptop with the old Office and Windows 7. His learning style is to ask is questions out loud so it sounds like he's talking to me but he isn't so while I'm working on my projects I hear an unending monologue of sentences that start "How do I___?" and I keep having to remind myself that he's not talking to me Today was the next to last practice for our line dance performance at the County Fair. We practiced with the narrator and all the hats, sunglasses, and scarves that we'll be wearing for the performance. There's only one dance that I still need to practice more.
Barbie from beautiful NW Washington 
My word for 2015 is "now"---I won't wallow in the past or waste time worrying about the future
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PPS I also would like to hear about the book mentioned 52 things...0
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stats for the day:
ride hm 2 gym- 10.43min, 14.6amph, 2.6mi = 75c
spin- 35min, 79ar, 76aw, 9-15g, 8.3mi = 279c
ride gym 2 dome- 4.56min, 12.2amph, 1mi = 61c
ride wk 2 doctor- 61.22min, 11.5amph, 11.8mi = 596c
ride doctor 2 wk- 12.56min, 11.7amph, 2,5mi = 181c
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Janet OKC - I've never noticed the hit spells being related to food/blood sugar but I will pay attention to that. Thank you! I have not been eating enough (let's hear it for THAT rare problem).
Terri - These are not particularly severe. I just get really warm. Not like the floating in sweat ones I had almost 30 years ago!
Margaret - I will bring it up with the doctor if the warm spells continue along with the nausea. I just don't feel good in general, but I've been chalking it up to stress.
Y'all have been one of the bright spots in my life for, well ever since I started posting here, but particularly over the past couple of months.
As an update on the shoulder, since the six week mark has past, they seem to feel free to move my arm at will. Well, sorta. They definitely are more aggressive! On Monday, it was brought home to me that I can not lift my left arm. At all. It was very disconcerting to have my brain giving my arm a direct order to move and there was simply no response. Freaked me out a little!
I had a long conversation with God this morning and asked to have the depressing obsessive thoughts removed from my mind. There has been a loss (NOT by death) of a very close friend and that has sent me into a total obsessive state that has been a major player in the depression. That conversation, mixed with some Valium, has kept me reasonably functional today.
Oh! And the boy child finally got his financial aid figured out so we know where he will be in school this semester! Now, if I could drive and put on my own bra, I could have my house back in a week or so.
I hope some of this rambling makes sense...
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Hi ladies. The last two days at work have been sooooo frustrating, nothing but meetings. Yesterday I was in meetings from 830-430! How are we supposed to get our classes ready! The kitchen guys were supposed to come today but didn’t…the foreman called and said they were having trouble getting the seams to look good and he knew I wouldn’t like how they looked. So those finally got done and they will be here tomorrow. Can’t wait to see them. Only downfall is they have to come back Monday for the backsplash.
We had our lanai (deck) mudjacked yesterday; the concrete had sunk in several places so they drill holes in the concrete and pour more underneath it to raise it up. Now we are waiting for the caulking to get done on the lanai and the driveway. Get this…the business is called the Caulk King. Sounds bad!
Carol: sending you hugs! Wish I could come help you.
GRIT: that judge sounds like someone I would like
Pip: I am wondering the same thing as GRITS
Sylvia: my kids loved Justice, but boy its expensive! Great news about the weight! And the steps!
Joan: great news about the weight loss!
DJ: well my hubby has his colonoscopy scheduled for Sept 1, so I will see how I like his dr. then I will go in and meet her and DISCUSS the procedure (which actually doesn’t bother me). She will have to agree to the sedation I want (actually I want light general anesthesia because I HATE those other meds). I am most worried about the meds. Plus I think it’s really very invasive for a screening procedure. Then we shall see LOL
Lilian: feel better soon!
REnny: always nice to see you
Michele: I love board games, so I will have to look into it. I just wish I could find real instructions for mah jong (sp?)
Joyce: no relaxing at that “retreat”. Our boss got really feisty and cranky about some comments we made… she was doing an action plan (part of our QI) about student satisfaction and all her actions were about improving teaching!!! WHAT I don’t think so. So we all bickered about it for a long time. At first people were very professional, but she was so defensive that the professionalism didn’t last too long.
Alison: that sounds like great news from the dr! I agree with whoever said you should write a list of pros and cons
Litnbug: welcome!
Pat: so nice to see you again!
You too Mimi!
Tracie: good to have you
Bkrimpet: congrats!
OK that’s all I have for tonight. I’m behind about 4 pages still! I decided to up my step goal to 8500 which will be very challenging and cut my cals to 1650; I’m not going to change my diary settings yet because I want to see how feasible that is for me to do first. If I increase my morning walk to 15 minutes and do a couple other small things, I might make the step goal. Today I’m over 9,000
Well take care all. Meg from gorgeous Omaha
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Beth in WNY - I had to laugh at the TV remark. A couple of years ago I sent hubby to buy a new TV he came home with a 42" or 45" or something. I said I wanted a 55", SO he took it back the next day and got a 55". I love it.
Barbie - I'd like love to be able to see the line dance performance, sounds great. I know you'll be terrific.
Janetr OKC
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I have lost 4 pounds and was so proud that maybe I had finally broken through and would start loosing. But there I was wanting to buy a bag of chocolate.
Night nite, Joyce, Indiana. The one who lives in a yard full of shredded up tree and bushes.
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Yeah for the 4 pound loss!!!
Lillian
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Thanks for all the support with the loss of my precious Cobweb (aka Cobbie Wobbie). She was a tortie that spent three years at a poorly run shelter before I took her in. Slept in my arms under the covers in the winter, but never when it was hot!
Linda, darling family!
Thanks for the info on dogs and pumpkin. I would have to have someone else open the can since I am deathly allergic to pumpkin of all things! My kids could not even carve pumpkins or have them in the house or I would have an asthma attack!
Names. I was born with the last name of Fippinger. (We have been able to trace every Fippinger in the USA to one family with 14 kids that immigrated from Bavaria.) No one can spell it and a lot of people were confused about how to pronounce it. Then when my mom remarried, she changed our names, against our wishes, to our stepfather's name because SHE was embarrassed calling the school to say "This is Connie Stevens, and my daughter Miriam Fippinger will be absent today." I hated my stepfather, who beat me up a month before I left for college, so when I started college at 16 I changed my name. I am named Miriam after my maternal grandmother. She was Miriam Beth and I am Miriam Ruth. Since she was the only adult who really gave me unconditional love, I changed my last name to my mother's maiden name, Righter. She was so thrilled, she always signed herself as Miriam I and addressed letters to Miriam II. I did not want to change my name again when I got married, but I let the jerk talk me in to it since we were moving to a tiny town (200 people) in Mormon Idaho. Very old fashioned. So I insisted in my divorce that I get the name Righter back. I have one sister who persists to this day in calling me my childhood nickname of Mimi, the only person who did, and it is her grand-daughters that I am adopting, so they call me Mimi! I was intrigued to learn that Miriam means "hope for change" or "rebellion" and Ruth means compassion. It is like my name directed me to my occupation of mental health advocate, pushing for change in the system and righting wrongs that the system perpetuates. Anyway, that is my name story.0 -
lillymay - YEAYYY FOR YOUR LOSS!!!
Well kids - came home from the boner doctor as i call him and it looks like surgery after all. they took another X-ray and remember my list of questions? i didn't get to start on them before he started talking.
he said that it looked like it was poking up more than it was before.
also thinks that just pins and screws would be enough.
he now realizes that i am more active than the standard office worker that he wants to refer me to his colleague to do reconstructive surgery. he will be able to see how it can be done in the least invasive way with the least down time.
he said they could probably get it done b4 the end of the month, i told him i can't because i got the bike ride to do.
i asked if i can do this AFTER the bike ride and before november (so i can be fully covered while my deductible is pd for)
a lot of questions will have to wait until i see the new guy (the assistants all said this guy is GOOD, (which makes me feel good knowing that). i also asked if it will be covered by ins. he said it should be cuz they will ask for approval0 -
Really hot today... went for a walk early - 8 a.m. - and then in the house. Doing those pesky company books - I set the timer on the stove so that I would get out of the chair every hour and walk all around the house and then downstairs and back up....and did some laundry too...
tomorrow - DGD comes to visit... so will need to find lots to do in the house out of the heat
Nite everyone
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Lillian- I know your struggles with your sistera first hand. I have an older sister and a younger sister and I can count the times on one had when all three have us have been getting along. Both as children and as adults. My only advice would be be true to who you are and love them both with all you have.
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Pip - glad the doc has decided to "fix" it. I think too , as active as you are, it's really the most sensible option.
Janetr OKC0 -
Long day, too tired. Going to bed. Good night.
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Lillian- I know your struggles with your sistera first hand. I have an older sister and a younger sister and I can count the times on one had when all three have us have been getting along. Both as children and as adults. My only advice would be be true to who you are and love them both with all you have.
PJ in VA
I wish I had a sister!!! Gayle Minneapolis0 -
Did an hour of Cathe Friedrich's Power Hour DVD. The plan for tomorrow is to do some exercises in the water.
Someone said (and I don't remember who) "if you eat it you log it". You have no idea how many times I've thought of that saying. Yes, I've been tempted not to log something, then I thought of that quote and I've logged it. It may not be the best, but it got logged anyway. thank you to whoever posted this
Going out to lunch with the newcomers later today.
Mary in MN - so glad to hear your SIL will be coming over to your house. Lifting weights will help even at 70. I still can't do a good pushup on my toes. Well, I can do one or two, but that's about it. Then I start to lose my form so I go back on my knees.
DJ - have fun. You will be missed, but we'll know that you're having fun
Joyce - great news on the 4 pounds gone. I understand about wanting a Milky Way. Would a 3 Musketeers do in that type of situation? They are usually lower in calories but still have the flavor. All this talk about chocolate made me crave some. So I just had one of those chocolate bran muffins.
Lisa - 240 windows browsers open -- what a great description! When I'm in the pool, usually my mind is going 360 thinking about this and that. That's actually where I got most of my ideas of making things to play Rummikub in the pool. That's also where I got the idea where to put the pool shed. That's supposed (note the word) to be my "me" time but it always winds up being time when I'm thinking of a million other things. Oh, I do hope you get to meet your DIL! I'm constantly amazed at how much you have on your plate, that restaurant is no easy task. How I admire you for taking that on! Good for you handing the reins over to your crew chief. Take it slow and she/he will adjust. and a manager -- you rock gal with all you do. I have a problem in that I have someone helping me at the hospitality, but I always want to "do it myself" and I know that I have to let them take some responsibility, I have to let them feel that they're needed.
Cheri - that's a good questions if you can do the 5x5 with dumbbells. Today I did a Kathe Friedrich Power Hour tape. It calls for the use of a bar but I used free weights instead. I think I probably got the same kind of workout.
terri - congrats on winning those tickets! What an awesome birthday present. Oh, BTW, that's the same day as dh's birthday. Sounds like you had a great lunch
Beth - I've heard of people giving their cats pumpkin for digestive problems, so giving it to a dog didn't surprise me one bit.
Yvonne I never thought of pumpkin and yogurt as a treat Bet it would be good.
Carol in NC - there are times when I get real hot, but never nauseated. guess this has to be one of those weird things. Guess look on the bright side -- at least you don't want to eat when you're nauseated.
Went to lunch with the Newcomers. Lisa - you won't believe this. We were a party of 25. they knew in advancve that there'd be 25. Yet...they ony had one waitress. It took forever for us to get our orders in, then by the time we were about 1/2 done with our lunch, I realized that some people were still getting theirs! Then we had to wait for the check! Really, you don't make people wait to pay for their meal. I bet if I'd walked out without paying, they'd have been on top of me asap. I had a black bean burger (who in their right mind deep fries a black bean burger?), no bun but they only gave me one piece of lettuce, one piece of tomato and 2 onions. that's IT. I thought for sure they'd be embarrassed to serve that but no...... Then I order the steamed broccoli. Normally, I don't have a problem. But there was so much salt on it that I couldn't even choke it down. I sent that back and asked for some without salt. I was afraid that the cook would be heavy on the salt again. I know that salt makes you want to drink and one thing is that by having a salty food, the hope is that you'll order drinks (high profit). But this was so salty I couldn't stand to even put it in my mouth. Please don't ever do something like this to a group that you might have at your restaurant. They added a tip and I know of at least one person who asked that the tip be removed. He felt that the pizza he got wasn't that good anyway.
Linda IA - you're going to make such a good foster mom. And congrats on that loss
Becca - There are times when I like to have cereal for dinner. Next Friday we're having waffles.
Welcome everyone new!
drkatiebug - your outfit sounds really neat
I, too, would like to hear about the different 52 changes.
Carol in NC - when I get really warm, some frozen grapes helps to cool me down.
Meg - there are different versions of mahjongg. We usually play the American version. You can't seem to get that online, but I know that you can play the Chinese version online
pip - surgery is probably a good thing. I didn't like the way that bone was sticking up
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Hells Bells, PIP - that x-ray looks awful! No wonder they want to do surgery. How can you even move your arm? At that point, I'd be begging for surgery like I did when my right rotator cuff was torn the 'first' time. Then, after my last seizure (a year ago) . . . hit the deck railings and stiles and tore it again. Not as bad, but, still needed surgery. So I knew what to expect.
I had a really bad accident in 1998 and they put pins and plates in my right ankle and foot and left arm. I'd set the alarms off at the courthouse. Finally, all the different Marshals got to know who I was and I did not have to go through security checks; but, when I retired and went back to visit; I'd be dumping out my purse, pulling up my sleeves and taking off my shoes; and, I'd be telling them all along, "I'm going to set it off because ..." Never could 'surprise' my former boss with a visit. Except to go to Clerk's office and have one of them take me up. Such a PITA that I just thought I would see him at home.
I just about had my left forearm taken off; and it has a real bad scar; (crushed both bones) so when people ask me about it I tell them, 'what story do you want to hear, the one where I stuck my arm in the spinning washing machine, the one about being attacked by a pit bull or the truth'? The scar used to embarrass me; but, not so much now. One reason you don't rest your arm on the window sill of a car door. September (Indian Summer) too hot but not too cold, and A/C was not working, therefore I had the windows down. I had to be 'cut out' of the vehicle and I did not remember squat. The EMT's and firemen asked me what I remembered and I said (half-jokingly) 'I damn near killed myself'. That wasn't a good thing to say. I did remember that my BF's husband had been a County/City Commissioner and the nurse who was taking care of me lived behind her. She called her because I could not even remember Louis' name or anything where they could get hold of a family member. She asked her 'if I was suicidal' and Wanda told her 'no, no - I'd never do that'. It really was an accident. That was back when car phones were attached to the floor of your car and they were bulky and heavy. I had called another friend and the dropped the phone so it would not disconnect the call; and was leaning down to try to get it ... STUPID! Next thing I remember is looking up to have a GMC truck grill almost in my windshield. They broke the windshield in the process of getting me out and I rubbed pieces of glass out of my forehead for months. They could not get a hardhat in the door, and the roof was flatten so they could not get it in the window. They used the jaws of life and a chain saw. Now, that is 'scary'. I kept screaming that the car was going to blow up. I had just filled it with diesel fuel. By the time I got out of there I was hysterical and going in and out of shock. They first took me to a little community hospital to get me stable before bringing me into town. I don't remember much of the accident, before, during, or after. Some things I still do not remember and some of that is 'sad'. Had my DGD's car seat in the front seat (buckled) and I could not tell them 'if' there had been anybody in the car with me with I wrecked. Thankfully she was not with me. It took a year before Louis would show me the pictures taken of the car when they went to get my personal items out of it. It looked like a tin can had been opened and flattened. I have no memory of them dragging me out of it, the dashboard was literally in my lap. I just 'thank God, that I lived through it'. Life is and has been way too good for me to take it lightly and not to always be thankful that God was with me that day.
Carol - yeah, really had a 'fun' childhood; as a teenager could NOT wait to get out of the 'small' town, went to Atlanta to art school and boy, talk about culture shock! Now I'm in the country out from a small town and on a dirt road and wish I had agreed to move long before we did. But, I will enjoy every day of it while I am here. I don't drive on the Interstate any more (because of seizures and my granddaughters who were in the car with me when I had a seizure and rolled the car about 3 1/2 years ago) ... won't get in the car with me driving. Not that I blame them, I'm sure they were frightened. But, it makes it where DOS and DDnL have to pay $60 a month to ride the bus to Albany. I told him that when Madison gets her 'learner's license' I'll drive to school and pick them up and let her drive home. He said, 'that'd work for me'; but, I guess we'll see how Madison feels about it after December. I think having 2 older sisters helped me learn a lot of things to do and not do in order to stay out of trouble. But, several times we'd climb out the windows and crawl over a magnolia limb that hung over the porch and shimmy down it to meet up with friends and terrorize some of them (girl- and boyfriends). We'd sunbath out on the top porch even though Daddy forbade us to get on the roof. We'd have our towels out there and when we saw him drive up, we'd get back in the house. I don't think my sister that went to school with you ever did the sneaking out; or that is what she says anyway. LOL!!!!! Oldest sister and I were the more daring ones in the household. I figured it was easier to ask for 'forgiveness' than to ask for 'permission'. LOL!!!!!
Several of my friends who were summer camp lifeguards and I bought the biggest bra we could find at K-mart and hung it on the Confederate soldier on the town square and the police rode by and never looked up . . . we would have hung a jock strap on him; but, he would hold his legs up. I know you lived out in the country; but, we'd spends hours at night riding around, out to the Interstate, around the square, by the Legion Hall, out to the pool, down gasoline alley and to the DQ and sit 'on the wall'. My B-n-L (oldest sister's husband) thinks that I have 'selective' memory because I can tell a story about something we did as children/teenagers and Margaret remembers some of them; but, Suz has 'no memory' (or that is what she says). Margaret was too busy making good grades (like all "A's"). I think we had more fun (Suz and me). 0 -
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I am not sure how to join a post I loved reading these posts and I think joining would motivate me. I am 57 and live in Michigan. I started mfp in February and have done ok for the most part. I was down 17 pounds but had a vacation where I completely messed up and gained 5 pounds in a week so i am starting again this week. It was a great vacation though with my two young adult daughters and I made them beautiful meals every night. I work long stressful days and sometimes i am just so tired that I ignore what I know I should be doing because it is just so hard. Here are my goals,kind of easy goals at first.
1 Walk 10000 steps twice a week Not easy for me!!!! 2. Log it all
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I wish I had my two sisters back! One dropped dead ten days after my first argument with her..I had hung up in anger and kept procrastinating calling her to mend the fence. A year and a half later I visited my other sister who had moved away eight years prior and never answered my calls, texts or emails. Turns out she has struggled w depression and frequent illness..she was a heavy smoker. I convinced her to demand an MRI only to find out she had end stage lung cancer. She died two weeks later. I extended my trip and stayed until it was over. I miss them both. I have one more sister who lives next door happily, and a brother who lives less than an hour away. I talk to his wife daily as we have been best friends for thirty years. My message...CARPE DIEM0
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