WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR NOVEMBER 2015
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I am distracted by pain so just know that I love you all.
this has NOT been my month for cats. I got a bad cat bite on my foot yesterday. woke up with my foot all swollen and toes not able to bend. Spent the morning in the ER getting a tetanus shot, IV antibiotics and IV pain meds, multiple blood tests and pus test, x-ray, oral antibiotics and oral pain meds. See the podiatrist in the morning to make sure it is getting better. I have a really high tolerance for pain but have been crying it hurts so bad. I screamed when the doc touched it and especially when he SQUEEZED it to get a pus sample. the cat is in quarantine for ten days. I am lying in bed, feverish, with my foot elevated. Not fun.0 -
OMGoodness Miriam....thinking of you and wishing your pain away!
Cheri in increasingly colder NE Ohio0 -
Wow, Miriam! That must have been one cranky car. I'm so sorry you are in such pain!
Just to give y'all a giggle...I've mentioned joining a dating site. Well, last night while I was texting Frank and messaging with Bob, Gary called! It's raining men!! There are more who are sending me messages but I can't keep up. Why is it always feast or famine? LOL
Happy early anniversary, Heather!
The boy child is going to get checked out by an orthopedist tomorrow morning. He's still having some neck/upper back pain and said one of the puncture wounds in his hand was bothering him. Get this--he wants me to go with him!! As soon as we leave the doctor's office, I'm certain that he will suddenly become all grown up again. He also thinks he's found a temporary job as a de-icer for the Charlotte airport. I guess now I can worry about driving in ice and snow to get there! This child is going to be the death of me!! LOL (sorta)
I have the drill sergeant for PT this week and next. I'm so tired when I leave there that I'm almost afraid to dive home. Hopefully, the torture will work.
I'm ready to sleep now and it's only 8:45 p.m. I must be getting really old.
Carol in NC0 -
Miriam: I hope your are able to get the cat bite situation under control. I'm so sorry you are in pain. :flowerforyou:
Carol: It is so good to see you have been flooded with men. Enjoy the nice ones and cut the others loose.
I'm not feeling the greatest and have a low grade temperature. I hope I'm well enough for my riding lesson tomorrow. We are planning a family trip to KY that starts later this weekend. I will be very thankful if I feel decent. This is NOT a good time to be headachy. :noway:0 -
Miriam,so sorry to hear about your pain and all the treatment you've gone through.Becca, there are elk around here and on the highway there is a yellow light that flashes if the elk are in the vicinity of the road (some of the Roosevelt elk have a radio collar that signals the light if they get close to the road). In our neighborhood we have deer that wander freely through yards and along the streets My mother had shingles and it was horrible for her, so the day the doctor told us that there was a shingles vaccine we went right out and got it, in spite of the fact that our insurance didn't cover it. ....our feeling about it was that we would "give anything to not get shingles" so the anything turned out to be money.
I go tomorrow for the nerve conduction test....I don't know much about it, so I'll just show up and do what they tell me....it will be the beginning of the diagnostic process..who knows what the next step will be..just taking it one day at a time.
Stats for today:
15,000 steps
139 minutes of dog walking
108 minutes riding the exercise bike---maybe a few more before bedtime
line dance class (including practice for the holiday program)
The reason most people fail instead of succeed is that they trade what they want the MOST for what they want at the MOMENT.
Strategy is stronger than willpower.
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i have electric wall heat that still works (what it had when we got the house) so i turned it on for the night so he doesn't come to an icebox. i still can't get the gas heat to work!
my doctor is mailing me another prescription refill of percoset (or however you spell it) so it will come to me in the mail!!!!
gotta go back to the hospital now..0 -
Good thing you went to the ER Miriam. Sounds like some serious blood poisoning. Hope you feel better tomorrow.
I did 60 minutes on the elliptical and about 30 minutes of yoga which wasn't a big calorie burner but I needed to stretch. Didn't do so great with the tracking food and not snacking But I didn't do horrible either.
Good night.
Kimses in MA
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Miriam - wish there was something I could say to you to make you feel better. Know that you're in my thoughts and prayers
NCCarol - you hussy, you!...lol
katla - feel better fast
barbie - good luck on the test. Let us know exactly what it's all about
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Call me crazy but I love to see other people happy and succeeding .
Good Evening Ladies,
Barbie, I wouldn’t trade having had Max for anything in the world. It is worth all the pain and heartbreak to have had the pleasure of having him. DH has been mourning him so much that I told him today that I doubt if he would take my death that hard. I knew how much I loved him but I think DH has been surprised by his feelings.
Sylvia, so glad things were better with your son! I do hope your DGD likes Zumba and will keep it up.
Allison, I can’t believe the pipe will cost that much more. Holy moly. Did you say this is replacing a different type of heat in the house? Congrats on getting things done in the kitchen. I know you will be thrilled when it’s finished!!
Katla, our poodle has been scratching a lot lately, too. We don’t think he has fleas and he is treated regularly. I got some medicated itch cream to see if that does the trick.
Mia, I like the way you think about restaurant costs. I’m a people watcher too and that is always entertaining for me. You have a wonderful attitude about your colonoscopy but I hate you had to go through the prep for nothing. That’s the bad part as far as I’m concerned.
Pip, so happy that Kirby is doing well enough to go home. I hope the transition is easy for both of you. We will all be thinking of you and wishing you well.
IrishTerri, we have a fireproof safe too and don’t lock our either. Like your DH, we have important papers there in case of fire.
Mary, congrats on that pound. Yes, everyone in the right direction is a victory.
Terri, so nice of you to include your dad for Thanksgiving. Lol sorry your DS got cut from basketball, but like you said, maybe fewer sports will be a good thing.
Miriam, so sorry about your cat bite. I hope you get better really soon. ((Hugs))
CarolNC, congrats on the fact that “It’s raining men”. Lol I hope one ends up being a keeper.
Katla, I do hope you aren’t getting sick. Sending healing thoughts.
Barbie, I hope the nerve tests are a breeze and that they can find out what the problem is.
Heather, Happy Anniversary and enjoy your special celebration.
I hope all of you have a healthy and happy day.
Words I live by:
Savor. I have to slow down and savor every bite.
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Opportunity. Each day offers new opportunities for good health and happiness if we just look for them and choose them.
I Love you,
DJ
Myrtle Beach, SC
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My insurance wouldn't pay for the shingles shot till I turned 60, so I did get it finally. Hubby had a very mild case a few years ago but a friend had it really bad, all over her face and neck. She was in a lot of pain. Hubby got a shot too, the same time I did, although we weren't sure if he could get shingles again or not. The nurses at the clinic thought he could and that a shot might help prevent another bout of it.
I was sitting in my recliner tonight, watching the news, and Molly came up to me and started yowling in the universal language of "move so I can have your chair". I said "NO, under no circumstances will I give you my chair". She persisted for quite a while, but I was firm. Finally she got up on the arm of the adjoining sofa and started trying to force her way in. One foot at a time, she slowly wriggled her skinny self in behind me. She did not look comfortable, but I was strong. Her long bony legs were sticking out everywhere. Hubby was trying to take pictures. Eventually she twisted around till she was squeezed in between my butt and the arm of the chair, then later draped across my lap. The whole time Spot was watching bewildered, and clearly not happy. He thinks he is the boss and that I belong to him, (I think it's the herding dog in him) and he doesn't like for the other dogs to get too much attention from me, but he didn't know what to do about this situation. Molly is a daddy's girl and seldom has much to do with me, so this was very unusual. So I feared there might be a dog fight right there in my lap. Finally, after about 2 hours she gave up. She may be the princess, but I am the queen!
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Heather ... Thank you for thinking of me... No official respite here ... But I did get some retail therapy in today!
I don't shop often, but had some coupons and couldn't resist.
Miriam ... Hope you heal quickly!
Carol ... Enjoy the feast!
Terri ... So sorry your son didn't make the basketball team. Seriously though ... High school basketball focuses on height. They'll pick an awkward six footer over a shorter player regardless of ability. Of course that means nothing to a boy who had his heart set on making the team.
The winds last night knocked some shingles loose from the roof... Found them on my "outdoor time." Thought about getting on the roof ... Really, how hard could it be? But gave up when I couldn't get the ladder off the wall. Husband and son nearly had a stroke when I told them what I had planned to do! Aww .. They do care!
Off to bed ...
Beth near BUF
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Karen - that sounds like a good workout!
Heather- Happy Anniversary! I hope you have fun celebrating!
Allison - you must be so happy to finally see an end to the construction!
Miriam- I'm sorry to hear that! I hope you are better tomorrow and the cat is also.
Katla- I hope you feel better. Have a great trip!
Barbie- let us know how your testing goes. Hopefully they can get to the bottom of what's going on.
Kimses- great job exercising! Stretching is really good for you.
DJ - thanks, but it was only .1 pound! But I was feeling stuck so I'll take it! (((hugs))) for both you and your DH.
Sylvia - LOL! I could picture Molly trying to squeeze in! That would be a cute picture.
Pip - I bet you're excited to have Kirby coming home tomorrow. He is probably very happy.
We got most everything cleaned up from painting. We are putting the floor on hold until after Thanksgiving. We moved furniture back in and hung most of our pictures. It is much nicer painted. We don't feel like we're living in a box anymore.
Have a great night everyone!
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Barbie, good luck with the nerve conduction study,. I have had several of them. You do experience discomfort but it is only for a split second and I have never had a big problem with them.
Heather, happy aniversary! Your trip to France sounds so heavenly, just like you will be living there for awhile. How long are you saying, or rather are you ever coming back??
Allison, why in the world would your brother care about how you are taking care of your father in law??? So glad the kitchen is progressing. Sorry about the stove top pipe though.
I called Charlie's GI doctor's office today to let them know of his lack of progress on the antibiotic and tomorrow is his last day. So he goes in tomorrow at 9 for a rectal swab (sorry) to get another culture and see what he weighs. He was actually upset that it is tomorrow morning. This is a guy who would hardly ever go to a funeral home for anything unless it was family. If one of his friends died he would say why do I need to go, I don't know the family and I can't talk to my friend. Or if it is a family member of a friend, he says he didn't know that person, why should I go. Also when he would go out and do his Karaoke thing, he would sit with his two Over the Hill gang members, no one else. Now he sits with a lot of friends. The whole purpose I am saying this is that a Karaoke friend died and the visitation is tomorrow morning before the funeral. This appointment is messing up with his plans. It is more important for him to go to visitation and talk to a family member of a Karaoke buddy than for him to go to the doctor and see if this bacteria is gone. He asked me what he should say to the family. I just told him to let them know who is is to their loved one and then he can relate one of his favorite songs that the guy would sing. Give them something to hold onto that thier loved one did and they didn't know it. Let them know why he was loved. So the appointment is at 9:15 and visitation ends at 11 and I think he will be OK. But my boy is growing up.
I'm sure some of you ladies like the Kuerig coffee makers. Is there a way of making coffee that does not entail buying the expensive refills. Michelle wants one for Christmas but I don't want to buy her something that is going to be expensive for her to maintain. She wants one of the mini ones that is a single cup. It also needs to be one that has a lot profile. I have the number of it from her Amazon wish list. Just can't remember which one it is.
I thought all places had to honor any of the bariatric surgery patients access to the childs plate. Although I agree with you all, It's mostly chicken strips, mac n cheese or hot dog. The chicken strips can be grilled. In fact that's what I am getting tomorrow. Our old nurses group is going to Cheddars for lunch and I get the chicken strips, grilled, and brocolli.
Joyce, Indiana0 -
Did an hour of a yoga, pilates, cardio fusion DVD. The plan for tomorrow is to do some of a yoga DVD, hold my plank, then take the extremepump class. I have to also stop on my way home from exercise and pick up one of Loki's meds
Sharon - you asked if I'd miss my rings. To be honest, I'd really rather my daughter be happy and if having them makes her happy, then that's what I want. but her having them is not to be, so oh well..... Glad to hear the cancer markers came out good. So sorry about dd's friend's father.
Remember I told you about the lady who fell last night at the social? Well, we called her hubby. He sounded really tired. He said the hosp gave her some pain pills and released her at 4. Later she tried to get up to go to the bathroom and fell. I'm guessing that the pain pills wore off. He couldn't pick her up so he called the EMT. They got her in bed and told her to take lots of these ibuprofen. Really, it's not my place to say, but you shouldn't be taking ibuprofen for extended periods of time. Vince said that he's heard from her that they won't do knee replacement until she loses weight. Why she's not trying is beyond me. I realize that she has a thyroid issue which makes it hard, but from what I see she has to eat at Mexican Train, she's really not trying. I would think that being able to see your children/grandchildren would be motivation. Right now she really can't get into her children's house. But it's not for me to say what she should do
Soraya - Am I wrong, wasn't there talk at one time about the Catalan's wanting to break free of Spain? What ever happened with that?
katla - I agree with you, this group is so very diverse. There are all diofferent types of people/schools of thought. Someone will mention something that you never thought of. To me, that is one of the greatest things. We're all trying to get the same thing (I know I've said that wrong, I mean a healthier lifestye but yet not completely eliminating something <like no parties> and how we each cope with things). I'd never heard of that reflective spray, but it sounds really good. I googled it to see how long it last before needing to be reapplied. I really couldn't find much but someone did say that after a year it still had reflective properties. Not sure if it's as reflective as when it was first applied, but what a good idea!
pip - I do hope Kirby isn't developing a clot. Vince developed one about 25 years ago when they did an EP study on him the first time, and ever since then he's been taking Warfarin just to be on the safe side that he doesn't develope another one. Update: oh, pip, I'm so sorry that they found a clot, but at least they found it before it got too large or broke off and traveled to his brain or lung or heart.
fearlessfaith - welcome! Don't mind one bit if you join in, glad to have ya
Tomorrow senior bowling and then ceramics then mahjongg
Michele in NC
Good morning from Tarragona, ladies,
My week has not been going so well goal-wise. This week no writing, no walking, and I've been eating well all day but totally blowing it at night with supper. I notice a pattern. I weigh in every 2 weeks so I have a loss and get happy and sloppy with suppers. The I gain and buckle down again. Can't seem to break out of it. Maybe now that I've confessed I can plan a clean weekend.
Exermom, to answer your question on the catalan issue: the catalans have voted pro independence but there are national presidential elections in Spain on the 20th of December so depending on who wins, Catalunya may have to vote again based on the ruling government they will have to deal with in the next four years ( there are candidates who are willing to negotiate more favorable conditions for Catalunya if they don't seceed). I agree this isn't the place for political discussions, though, so I'll leave it at that.
Hugs for everyone, and hope for a fantastic weekend.
Soraya0 -
DamitJanit wrote: »It is with much sadness that I tell you that my Max passed away last night. When we went to see him at the emergency vet yesterday he was doing well and we expected to pick him up this morning to bring him home. He started having seizures last night that they couldn't control and passed away. He was such a sweet dog and will be missed terribly. Thank you all for your prayers and thoughts.
RIP
I love you ladies,
DJ
Myrtle Beach, SC
So sorry about Max, DJ. Hugs to to you and your family.
Soraya0 -
Sylvia, best of luck with your difficult situation. I'll keep your family in my prayers.
Soraya0 -
Hi!
Anniversary today! Woke up early so just sneaked out to talk to you all. Without my glasses! Excuse any mistakes.
Joyce - All my life I've wanted to live in France, but I also love Britain. Buying a holiday home didn't seem to work for us as I didn't want the worry and upkeep. Also we like exploring different areas. Therefore I try to get there when I can and hire a property. We used to go in the summer when the kids were young, but I really enjoyed Menton in February a couple of years ago and I'm hoping Montpellier will deliver a good experience. I much prefer a place without all the tourists. It is a university city, so has some life. We got a good off season deal on the apartment in Place de la Canourge. (Streetview?) which looks very comfortable. We like two bedrooms and two bathrooms nowdays to allow for not sleeping or coughs. I often change beds in the night. Even on our cruise next year we have two double beds in our cabin to make night time restlessness easier! :laugh: We are there for two weeks, hence having to get Christmas stuff done early. Plus we have to pack the kitchen for the painter. :ohwell:
I expect we will catch a train once or twice out to Avignon, or Nimes. It's a long time since I went there. It was my first experience of Avignon at 10 pm when I was 10 years old that made me fall in love with France. I couldn't believe that the place was so alive! People out in the streets, eating in restaurants under the trees, a carousel, mayflies flying under the street lamps, shops open. Quite a change from my provincial backwater at home. We were on a camping trip (tent) and our car kept breaking down with radiator trouble. It was 1960 and we were in an old Ford Popular.
Must make the anniversary boy a cup of tea and greet him with a kiss! :laugh:
Heather UK0 -
Joyce, the keurig has a thing called "my k cup" which you spoon your own coffe into, saves $ on those expensive pods.
Soraya, i often struggle when the scale shows progress and start overeating and what a surprise, the scale moves back up! I think it was Barbie who said she has stopped seeing food as entertainment, which is a smart way to think about it. The more you notice patterns and make adjustments, the more likely you will be to stay on the healthier path. That being said "dont let perfect be the enemy of the good" you are doing great during the week, use that to help with the weekends.
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Happy Anniversary Heather!
Sylvia, your story about Molly was so entertaining. Dogs have their little habits that must be allowed...LOL
Miriam, Wow, that cat bite was a terrible thing to happen to you. Hoping all those meds help you mend quickly.
Pip, crossing fingers that Kirby and you get home safely and that he will continue to heal.
Beth, glad you didn't try to get on the roof. Way too dangerous.
Another sunny day here but supposedly cooler. No plans. I made a trial run cornbread dressing for dinner last night and it was good. But, DH said I have made better. This was so much easier because instead of chopping celery and onions I used the new Campbell's sweet onion cooking sauce and a can of Cream of Celery soup.
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Happy Anniversary Heather!
Joyce - just bought a little Bella single-cup coffeemaker for the warehouse, and it has that permanent filter to use regular coffee in that Carol/Peach is referring to. It was about $39, much, MUCH cheaper than the Keurigs themselves, which even with Christmas coming have only dropped to $79. It's also not very big. I like it.
Pip - hope Kirby's homecoming is amazing...
Chilling at the ranch today, the craft show is tomorrow, and I'll have to be in early. Or go in later today and just stay. Haven't decided yet, but hate sleeping without the hubster any more than I have to. Will have to think about it. Wind advisories and freeze watch on for Saturday night, but Saturday during the day is s'posed to be sunny and 50 degrees. Hopefully there will be a good turnout.
Warmest regards,
Lisa in sunny West Texas
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Heather - Happy Anniversary
Pip - that is great that Kirby gets to come home ...or is he home already?
Mary - Yes I am sore from curling and I only curled half the game.
My mom fell last night. She broke her shoulder and they are not sure about her hip so she is in the rural hospital and could be moved to the city this morning. Late night and early morning....and could very well be a long day. My mom is 80 and her bones are very brittle - I hope her hip isn't broken, it is bad enough her shoulder is broken - but two things will be way worse. She has a very low pain tolerance.
Lillian in West Central Saskatchewan0 -
Forgot to say that I had a delivery yesterday of a new silky cowl top. It was on offer. I thought the vivid raspberry colour would be good for Christmas.
I'm going to give it a trial run to the restaurant tonight, with a pencil skirt and high heeled knee length boots.
Also received some royalties from one of my old children's books, "THE TROUBLE WITH HERBERT". I think Barbie has read it. And Kim. The royalties were from the US and from Spain for educational publishing. Still available online for early readers from Amazon. It's a pity the US version doesn't have the full colour cover, but it is one of my favourite books. My name is Heather Eyles.
Anniversary going well so far.
This afternoon we are going into the village to pay in my royalties, get some cash for tonight's taxis, and also get some more euros.
This morning the council rang me to sort out the council tax I owe on the 3 months my rental was untenanted. Have to pay that, but it was unusually intelligent of them to ring to sort it out instead of a flurry of letters which takes ages.
Love to all. Miriam - sounds absolutely ghastly! Poor you!
Heather UK0 -
I'm sure some of you ladies like the Kuerig coffee makers. Is there a way of making coffee that does not entail buying the expensive refills. Michelle wants one for Christmas but I don't want to buy her something that is going to be expensive for her to maintain. She wants one of the mini ones that is a single cup. It also needs to be one that has a lot profile. I have the number of it from her Amazon wish list. Just can't remember which one it is.
Joyce, Indiana
Joyce this is what I purchased and use in our Keurig.
Cheri in cccooolllllddddd NE Ohio
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October Goals :
1. Log every bite and swallow. Done!
2. Cardio exercise at least 3 days a week. Work on flexibility and back strength. Done, through yoga, spin class and horseback riding as well as walking the dog.
3. Have fun every day. This is important to my over-all success and I've managed to have fun every day, although not all day every day. :noway:
4. Drink at least three glasses of water daily, preferably more! Done! the longer I work at this goal there natural it becomes and the less I wish for soft drinks or drinks that contain alcohol.
5. Eliminate alcohol. 99.9% done. I have had a celebratory sip once or twice.
6. Monitor sleep. Try to average 7 or more hours of sleep nightly. Getting plenty of sleep most of the time. :bigsmile:
October has been a good month. November is going to be a bigger challenge because we'll be travelling and will be guests in DDIL's parent's home for Thanksgiving week. I expect that I'll have much less control over food than usual while we are there. I will do my best each day to be a good guest, and to stay within my goals. The second challenge for both November and December is that our days get shorter and shorter. I crave light & need it to maintain a good attitude. Thank goodness for daylight temperature lights!
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” Thomas A. Edison
November Goals :
1. Log every bite and swallow.
2. Cardio exercise at least 3 days a week. Work on flexibility and back strength.
3. Have fun every day.
4. Drink at least three glasses of water daily, preferably more!
5. Eliminate alcohol.
6. Monitor sleep. Try to average 7 or more hours of sleep nightly.
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One of the tools that has helped me in my life journey is writing in a gratitude journal every morning.
Welcome back to those of you who have been posting on this thread and welcome to those of you who are joining us now.
The name of the thread is Women Ages 50+ but all women are welcome.
How did you do with your goals and resolutions for October?
What goals and resolutions have you planned for November?
Please sign your post with your name or an alias and a location (general or specific) so we can get to know each other better.
Barbie from beautiful NW Washington 
October Resolutions (with end of the month comments)
*walk an average of 13,000+ steps a day (yes)
*drink 9 glasses of water a day (every day)
*finish organizing photos and other files on computer (finished photos and documents, but not music)
*meditate for 5-10 minutes a day four or more days a week (yes)
November Resolutions
*walk an average of 13,000 steps a day
*organize music files on computer
*meditate for 10 minutes a day four or more days a week
*answer a friend's e mail that I've put off too long
The reason most people fail instead of succeed is that they trade what they want the MOST for what they want at the MOMENT.
Hi,
My name is EJ from Mass
I've lost my motivation and need a lot of help!0 -
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My husband's company just made an arrangement with BeachBody for employees. We get the first 30 days free and reimbursed for the rest of the year if we join. Good deal. (can't stand Tony Horton though ... LOL). Any suggestions on which BeachBody program to start with? P90x is a little too intense for me I think. And whatever I do I'll still do swimming and walking. Thoughts?
Kimses in MA0 -
Happy Friday ! ! !
Last night was busier than I expected, so I was unable to catch up on my reading, and picked up where I left off yesterday.
Miriam – Hugs and prayers for your infection situation. I hope that cat is “clean” and you heal quickly ! ! !
Carol – Congrats on the rain of men ! ! ! // Best of Luck for your son with the airport job. There is a lady in my neighborhood who drives one of those big golf carts around the Milwaukee airport, and she swears it is the best job ever, and she won’t say how much she makes (I never asked directly, but have dropped a few hints) but she is raising 4 teenage boys alone, so it must be pretty good. I hope there is room for growth for your son ! ! !
Barbie – Best of luck with all your tests ! ! !
Sylvia – I am laughing so hard at your story of Molly (and Spot) that I almost fell out of my chair. Thanks ! ! !
Beth – Now I’m laughing at your story about the ladder and wanting to get on the roof. I am allowed on the roof, but not allowed to move the ladder by myself (nor am I able). Thanks for more laughs ! ! ! (and I’m glad they care) // Regarding DS and his sports; It has been many years that I have been stating that I will get some of my free time and sanity back when the sports start picking him instead of him picking the sports. I don’t disagree with the coach, and I don’t have a problem with kids finding out the world does not revolve around him. Park/Rec basketball is so much more fun, so he will probably make a team again this year.
Joyce – there are reusable inserts for the Kuerig. I have seen them at Kohl’s and Target. I think they are about $15 . // Update: it looks like I am under-educated about the Kuerig. Good luck finding the correct item. I’m sure she will love it. Mine at work is unbelievably popular.
Heather – Happy Anniversary ! ! ! Safe Travels
Lillian – Hugs and Prayers for your Mom. Take care of yourself during this difficult time.
DS still isn't talking about basketball, so I have not been pressing the issue, but I am still trying to get him to eat healthy. It have to stifle my laugh when he cuts a kiwi in a/2, spoons out each 1/2, then eats it all at one time. At least he is getting a little fruit. // Sunday after bowling is a tournament at the same house. He knows a few other kids that are planning on being at the tournament, so that makes him happier.
My Dad wants to go to the symphony tomorrow night, so I hope my new dress fits (online and still in the wrapper, I bought it 1 size too small). I'm surprised he wants to go out, since he is so worried about the 3 inches of snow we are supposed to get tonight.
I ate a handful of candy corn last night. Why ? I just dont' know. It was on the counter, and I didn't even think about it. DH says I have been sleep-talking again, but it doesn't look like I've done any sleep-eating lately. I think it's all about drinking a large glass of milk before bed, so I'm less likely to rummage for food in the middle of the night. Quieter day at work today than I expected, so that is both good and bad.
Hugs for Everyone ! ! !
Terri in Milwaukee0
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