WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2016
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Mary going to miss you and you posts. Take care of yourself.
Anne from Wisconsin0 -
happy keister to all who celebrate!
morning peeps
we are going to ride (1st time will be on my new bike) to johnny's dock here in tacoma for sunday brunch. gotta make sure i don't do too many mimosas's cuz i gotta ride back. gym won't be open today... booboo, just looked outside, it's windy!!! 15mph!!! uhhhhh did i tell u how much i hate riding in the wind?0 -
Thank you so much for the advice Anne. It gives me something to think about.
Chris in MA0 -
Well, I have been eating bad.. but will have a cup of tea later and call it a day.... I sorta feel all by myself. I am in the bedroom, with the t.v. and my computer, Faith got an edible arrangement for Easter from Sean and Jean , Tom is with the boys down at the house .. I think he was happy just having the house to himself .... but I feel lost without my 3 boys...
Sean and Jean out deep sea fishing0 -
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Penny - Glad you're back! I was beginning to worry. :flowerforyou:
Had a very quiet day, mostly learning Norwegian.
Duck tonight with roasted butternut squash and spinach. Stewed apples and blackcurrants for dessert. We are still using our own blackcurrants from last year!
Don't mind the quiet time because it will be all systems go next week! The weather has been on and off all day. Even hail! Needless to say, I didn't get out into the garden!
I'm in a bit of a quandary with the veg garden. Other years I couldn't wait to get going with seeds etc, but this year I really can't be bothered. Other things to think about, I guess. Also we are going to be away in June. Harvesting time for a lot of stuff. DH isn't rushing out there either.
I might just sow some early salads, root veg, chard etc and go for wild flowers and annuals in the other beds. Anything that requires staking and tying up just feels like too much bother this year.
I suppose a year off won't hurt me.
:ohwell:
Love Heather UK0 -
Happy Easter to those whose celebrate!
Realize might not see this Mary. I will miss you too.0 -
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Mary ... Will be praying for your complete recovery ... See you in August!!0
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WAIT...TheRealMsWolf.... that looks like a prescription name. I have a cold, I use FBXMIL and I am better. ... I am not even gonna guess what that stands for. You win friend!! :-)
Becca
confused in Oregon.
hahahaha
My Guess = FBXMIL – favorite brother’s x mother in law???
Kim from N. California
I didn't mean to confuse anyone. FB stands for two not nice words
X as in "ex" and MIL = mother in law. She was manipulative, controlling, demanding, and petty. Getting rid of her was a positive to the divorce! lol 0 -
Hi ....I'm new to this site. I'll be 65 on Tuesday and this is the year of taking care of me! I'm down 20 and need about 60 more lbs. I hope I did the right thing to find this site again. Lucy from CT0
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You will be missed, Mary!!0
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We willfanncy0626 wrote: »To all my friends, due to the negative affect electronics have on my medicine for my Lymes disease and Anaplasmosis, specifically the cell phone and computer I have decided to pack them away for the next 5 months of my treatment. This means that I will not be logging on here until late August. I will miss everyone very much! I will log back on August 20th after my recheck.
PS I will get 10,000 Kettlebell Swings before the end of the month! Don't ever give up!
Mary from Minnesota
All miss you!!!
Hope you get better soon!
Betty
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I promised myself some plants and a new pair of garden gloves if I completed my to do list. Aren't they adorable? They just ooze spring. I tried them out that morning for 2 hours.
The church bells, carillon and birds chirping their accompaniment illustrated the poem:
"The kiss of the sun for pardon,
The song of the birds for mirth,
One is nearer God's heart in a garden
Than anywhere else on earth."
Penny So glad you have rejoined us but sorry that you have been ill. I imagined that you had traveled to parts unknown and without access to internet.
Heather I understand. I also travel but just let the neighbors and friends pick what they want. It actually helps keep the garden tidy. People in the neighborhood put out excess bounty (zucchini anyone?) for passersby to take. I still have peppers, beans and eggplants in the freezer, not to mention all the green tomato pickles. So will someone please explain why I just went out and bought lots more seeds and pods? I guess the wildlife appreciates it. In fact, the squirrels just stripped another Brussels sprout that made it through the winter. There ought to be a law. I put in the spinach seeds, and different types of lettuce seedlings this morning as well as some perennials and pansies. The pods are watered and waiting in the basement for their seeds. They should be sprouted by the time I get back from South America.
Reading about you gals who are dating makes me so relieved not to be starting over. I do not think that I would have that courage.
For those of you who observe Easter, may the holiday bring renewed life, health and joy to you, your families and all those you love.
CJ
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My first holiday totally by myself. Has been a pretty rough day. Only good thing I have been eating better than I would have otherwise. This day can't be over soon enough for me.
Lucy welcome to the group. Has been nothing but a positive for me.
Cj love the gardening gloves.
Anne from Wisconsin0 -
When I realized who mary is(fancy) I was like ohhhhhh. U do u, come back soon. I'm bad but I only pay attention to screen names not real names0
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Stats for the day:
16mph winds!
Ride hm 2 johnnys dock- 17.13min, 13.9amph, 146mhr, 3.9mi = 145c
Ride johnnys dock 2 REI- 28.40min, 7.2amph, 155mhr, 3.4mi = 276c
Ride REI 2 hm- 6.13min, 9.4amph, 132mhr, .9mi = 75c
Total cal 4970 -
TheRealMsWolf wrote: »WAIT...TheRealMsWolf.... that looks like a prescription name. I have a cold, I use FBXMIL and I am better. ... I am not even gonna guess what that stands for. You win friend!! :-)
Becca
confused in Oregon.
hahahaha
My Guess = FBXMIL – favorite brother’s x mother in law???
Kim from N. California
I didn't mean to confuse anyone. FB stands for two not nice words X as in "ex" and MIL = mother in law. She was manipulative, controlling, demanding, and petty. Getting rid of her was a positive to the divorce! lol
Ooooh I filled in the blanks. Well that was baggage that was good to rid yourself of!! (((hugs)))
Becca0 -
I typed a post just now and failed to save it. :grumble: I hope everyone has a good day today. 0
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Heather, at one time we gardened several acres but then decided that traveling was more important. Now we live in a house with almost no yard. Even so, we have moments when we ask each other about planting a small vegetable garden and then realize that we don't want to do the work, we're just having fond memories of the days when we loved growing vegetables.CJ, I love the garden gloves....I am so thrifty that I won't let myself get new ones until my old ones can't be used any more.Anne, if a holiday has been one that you celebrated with the partner that you're separated from, it can be a huge challenge....congrats to you for doing so well.Pip, I love the picture of Kirby and the picture of the bikes, but where is the picture of the food? Our Subaru has a feature that you can program to push a button on the rear-view mirror in the car to open the garage door. Today Jake and I worked together to program it and we succeeded with not a single cranky word said. Barbie 0 -
Barbie~ Woot......with no cranky words! I can appreciate that. My husband taught me how to drive a couple of years ago. There was only a couple instances where I cried and made him drive home, but otherwise he taught me just fine!
Becca
a new driver in
Oregon
(beware of the little green car in the Astoria/Seaside area)0 -
Dbarbiecat- I forgot0
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Have a good summer Mary! We look forward to getting you back in August, healthy and even stronger than you are now.
I've been MIA for a while because of some virus or other. Nothing serious; it just made me confused, lethargic and apathetic. I'm recovering though I still feel as if my head is stuffed with cotton.
/Penny
Wow, is that a virus? I just thot it was in my personality Seriously, we missed you and I've been wondering if all was ok. Glad your and back and feeling better.
Janetr OKC0 -
happy keister to all who celebrate!
morning peeps
we are going to ride (1st time will be on my new bike) to johnny's dock here in tacoma for sunday brunch. gotta make sure i don't do too many mimosas's cuz i gotta ride back. gym won't be open today... booboo, just looked outside, it's windy!!! 15mph!!! uhhhhh did i tell u how much i hate riding in the wind?
NOPE, you've never mentioned it that I recall.
Janetr0 -
Hi ....I'm new to this site. I'll be 65 on Tuesday and this is the year of taking care of me! I'm down 20 and need about 60 more lbs. I hope I did the right thing to find this site again. Lucy from CT
welcome to our little neck in the woods! You can throw all your mental baggage in the whites of the margin here, no worries. I'm a retired chiefs wife hailing from Oregon. Actually it's sunny at the moment, no hail. I have a friend that lives in Taftville, CT. She drives a school bus, and her name is Jodie :-)
Anyway, don't forget to highlight the upper right corner star, (its even with the title listing Women Ages 50 for March 2016) when you click on it, it will turn yellow. Then the next time you wish to visit us, all you have to do is click on the grey star next to the bell and flower thingy (even with the Motivation and support title).
Welcome again!
Becca
Oregon0 -
I hope everyone has had a happy and blessed Easter. So far weather has been wonderful. I think we got into the mid 70's but is supposed to get real stormy this evening, I think anytime soon from the way the sky is looking.
Kim, I have always wondered how those homes, people look like after they have had a makeover. On The biggest loser they do sometimes have previous contestants come back and they look good. One year they had one of the very first contestant and he had gained all and then some of his weight back. they asked him to come back on the show and he said no. He was at peace with what his weight was. Now the house make overs, They spend a lot of money and volunteer work to make those make overs. I would hate from those to go to pot!
We went to Cheddar's today for lunch with the family. We had a table that was almost floor to ceiling windows and these birds were doing 'the dance' over and over again. He was doing quite an exoctic dance then go over to her.
Mary, you will be dearly missed. Look forward to having you back end of summer. Shep will be a beautiful dog by then.
Joyce, Indiana0 -
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Still reading! Healing thoughts and prayers to those who need them!
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Let your light shine out in the darkness Each one of us is a vital cog in an infinite universe.
We may not know our purpose, but each cog needs to be oiled and tended.
Irish Terri
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Hello All, back from 3 days with the DH in Nashville TN. We did a lot of walking, shopping and bar-BQ eating. My husband is crazy about that stuff. Very proud of myself, only went over my calorie count one day, and that was due to a fabulous sparkling winecityjaneLondon wrote: »Penny - Glad you're back! I was beginning to worry. :flowerforyou:
Had a very quiet day, mostly learning Norwegian.
Duck tonight with roasted butternut squash and spinach. Stewed apples and blackcurrants for dessert. We are still using our own blackcurrants from last year!
Don't mind the quiet time because it will be all systems go next week! The weather has been on and off all day. Even hail! Needless to say, I didn't get out into the garden!
I'm in a bit of a quandary with the veg garden. Other years I couldn't wait to get going with seeds etc, but this year I really can't be bothered. Other things to think about, I guess. Also we are going to be away in June. Harvesting time for a lot of stuff. DH isn't rushing out there either. I might just sow some early salads, root veg, chard etc and go for wild flowers and annuals in the other beds. Anything that requires staking and tying up just feels like too much bother this year.
I suppose a year off won't hurt me.:ohwell:
Love Heather UK
Heather, I understand how you feel about the garden. I have always been an avid gardener, but this year I will be traveling so much in the summer that it's not practical to put one out. I am looking forward to the asparagus coming up, thought, we should see it peeking up at any time.
I hope everyone who celebrates had a lovely Easter!
Lora in Indiana0
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