WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JULY 2017
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Joyce – I would have to say the Sherry borders on the line of evil. But, really she is just very selfish and greedy. To NOT provide me with pictures of her Dad growing up or any of my in-laws just makes me think she probably threw them away; and, she should have asked if we wanted them. She used an ‘illegal’ POA to pull all of the stuff out of FnL’s lock box; and then bought mutual funds on the money … and never found it convenient to have the guys put on them or back on the bank accounts. So they got approximately $6500 each; and she got over $65K. She was in ‘cahoots’ with one of the women at the A.L.F. and had gone into a business partnership on buying old houses, fixing them up, and renting them out. Figure from checking public records that 3/4th of a $1M passed through her hands in less than 3 1/2 - 4 years. She not only sold their mother’s house, she sold it twice. First person did not want it after a year - must have been financing it for him. Yes, I think Karma will visit her; but, I am not holding my breath waiting on it.
To Louis, she is dead; after 10 years of not hearing from her, she is ‘legally dead’ insofar as we are concerned; and, Louis specifically wrote her ‘out of her Will’. I won’t even notify her if he falls ill or dies; my children can, ‘if they want to, but, I don’t want to hear about it one way or the other, if they do. She’s hurt him in more ways than one and that knife hit his spine.
Marcelyn – There is another snake (don’t think it is poisonous) that has the same coloring as a ‘coral snake’; but, I would gooogle it. It has something to do with the color red being in an opposite order. One is ‘black’, ‘red’, and ‘yellow’ and the other is ‘black’, ‘yellow’ and ‘red’. The only snake around his that I won’t kill is a ‘black’ snake because they eat the poisonous snakes.
Sue – Our trip to Texas is looking more and more like we won’t be making it until maybe the spring. We’ve had awful weather, hotter than Hello-Kitty; then thunder storms that make you want to go hide in a closet somewhere, coming down in bucket and wind to beat the band. What makes it worse is living on a dirt road the county does seem to do a very good job at keeping it so that it is passable. We’ve never had standing water in the road in front of our house the entire 18 years we’ve owned the land. They came and put in ditches (but did not properly ‘crown’ the center of the road), and the person on the grader took it and put the blade as low as it would go, so he took off the ‘red sand’ down to the red clay base. There is a huge hole wallowed out at the entry off the pave road. Today I was following a small SUV and the water came up within 3” of the bottom of her car. I let the waves stop (oh, and the rules of physics has never been followed; now they graded it one day the end of the week, this wallowed out spot has a berm on either side that is easily over 12” high. Water won’t run uphill. Never has, never will, so what do they expect? Water is going to drain from paved road, up the hill of the dirt road. I went through it and knew my car sat a lot lower to the ground than the SUV in front of me. IF it had stalled out, I would have had to roll down my window and crawl out. Later I washed he much off and it was past the bottom of my door.
I had already stopped by the prison farm (they actually do the grading). Whoops, I did not know what they don’t allow ‘shorts’ to be worn. Oh well, I told Mary, I would remember that the next time. I told the woman that it as well as the 18” deep, 36” wide, and 12’ long washout was beginning to really be a problem, and they need to fill it up … like 3 weeks ago. It’s been reported 2x, today made 3. Maybe 3 is the charm. So much for my ‘rant’. Makes me feel better.
Allie – Tell TomCat where the @$$-prins are kept. He’s a ‘big boy’, it is ‘his’ body telling him that he ‘hurts’. The he can do something about it. He did not hover over you when you had your bad cold last week or so, now did he?
Becca – This is the ‘bud’ and you need to ‘nip it’. Be busy, I’m sure you can find something. That was just inconsiderate of her to ‘expect’ that you would came back to get her. It’s like Taylor’s Mom, wanting her to baby-sit her other 2 sisters, as she was baby-sitting the 2 on this side of the family. She did it for 2 weeks and all her mother paid her was $20 total. She told her ‘not going to happen’. And she didn’t. No real reason to need a babysitter, she hasn’t worked in 21 years except maybe for a year-and-a-half after she and Trey got a divorce. This is a woman who was receiving $1700 a month in food stamps when she did not have any of her 3 children with her and hadn’t for months. Taylor had not been with her for 2 years. If she ‘asks’ you again and hasn’t paid you, then ‘remind her’ and tell her that she just needs to call the cab and make arrangements for when they should come back to pick her up. Ten dollars isn’t enough pay, especially if you had come home and was expected to come back when she called. Suggest Meal-On-Wheels for something she could do. If they have that program there, I know our Senior Citizens Center feeds probably 30 people ‘on site’ and take about 100 meals out.
Is that a painted rock? I’d be keeping that one. Someone really went into a lot of detail.
Machka – Why should either of them go find a 2nd job; especially if it is to ‘support’ (or help) an elderly neighbor. Sounds like that would be what the money would go for, but that is IMHO.
Heather – My Japanese cousin used to make some of the best stuffed cabbage rolls whenever we went to a reunion. Had another that used to made big ‘wedding cookies’; but, she would tell you that ‘she had no intention of sharing her recipe’.
Sue – Watch out for snakes in those blackberry bushes, they love them here in South GA/
Michele – Louis won’t eat cucumbers, green peppers; and, he isn’t wild about some other things. When we go to a place that sells sandwiches I usually get a Reuben; because he does not like ‘corn beef’. I got started on eating this from a former boss when I was in school.
Gorilla Glue!
Re – DDnL#1 is very endowed; and, when she told me she wore a DD cup. I thought, then ‘someone is buy the wrong side’. She is 3x my size and I wear a “C” cup, just going into one within the past month or so. I suggested that maybe when one of them found a job with good benefits, she might consider a breast reduction. I might as well has slapped on her both sides of her face. She said that Trey would not stand for that. But, he has told his Dad that if she did have it done, her back would not hurt so much. Her mother is humpback because of her boobs, now down at her waist. Jenn’s are getting there quickly. My middle sister who hasn’t yet had reconstruction surgery following her mastectomy, said that she only wants some “BabyBees”.
Allie – If TomCat had an ‘attorney’, your attorney would be sending stuff directly to him or her. Sounds like TomCat doesn’t have an attorney if he is getting letters directly from your attorney. But, knowing you are going for ‘alimony’ (temporarily or permanently) is something he should do (get an attorney). After 45 days from the filing of the complaint … you could be ‘divorced’ – just not have a ‘settlement agreement’ to attach to it. TomCat is STUPID! Sorry --- but, he is … he should have ‘hired’ his own attorney; because YOUR attorney is going to be looking out for you. Generally, once an attorney is involved, the other person gets their own. NO attorney can represent both parties and be fair. They are going to represent the one who is paying their bill. Tell the J-@$$ to have his attorney contact yours, then when he got letters like this, they’d be coming from his attorney and maybe he won’t ‘flip out’. You need to watch him. When he talks about ‘wishing someone would shoot him now to put him out of his misery’ … he is verging on the side of being ‘dangerous’. You need to either have him ‘thrown’ out of the house, or go somewhere you will be safe. Poor little thing is ‘seeing his perfect little world, crack and coming apart’. Humpty Dumpty style!
OK, after reading you post today – I’d find somewhere to go and stay. TomCat sounds like he is beginning to come ‘unhinged’ … that and see his ‘little world implode’ isn’t a good combination. Wishing you luck, just keep yourself safe. Take as much of your stuff away from the house, especially if it has any sentimental value to you – he will come after that first – or your neck. IF he has a gun collection … I definitely would take them away from the house until he is more ‘freaking’ reasonable.
If he starts being physically abusive, I agree – call the cops and has his butt put in jail. If he puts any marks on you, the reason your attorney wants you to call her is so that she can get pictures (the fresher, the better). Sometimes we’d take ‘hit’ marks that were red; next day bruises would how up. But, best to stay totally ‘out of his way’. Like I said, ‘his little “perfect world” is imploding and he does not like it and it is something he NEVER expected you to do, in the first place, if at all.
Personally, I think TomCat ‘never’ in his ‘wildest imagination’ thought for one minute that YOU’D FILE FOR A DIVORCE from him. He probably thought that he would be the one doing the filing. For a long time I thought the man in you old avatar was Tom. I thought, damn he sure is hanging on to you; and, from the small picture he looked like he ‘thought he was a player’; then someone told me that it was TomCat. What does TomCat look like, just out of curiosity?
Beth – Since moving to the country and not in a neighborhood like before, I don’t have anyone that I can talk to. My BFF still works part-time and only 3 days a week; but, since she went on that schedule she has been sick every single weekend. Called her this AM after my weigh-in to see is lunch was still on … she had not even made it to work. This is an every weekend thing, she can’t hold down anything. She said she had a ‘colon infection’. How would she know that without going through a colonoscopy or something? I worry about her health-wise. She is always having some stomach or digestive issue.
Lost 3.5 lbs. So excited!!!! I asked her how much I would need to weigh when I get to the point of working this out on my own. I was surprised at the spread. I’ll never weigh the low end; I will look like walking death if I do. I’m working for the high end and maybe 5lbs more.
Welcome to all the newbies. Congrats for all the successes. {{{{{HUGS}}}}} for those that need it; and, keep on keeping on for all of you.
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Thanks Lenora, wise words! I have yet to see her, and Lee has heard her downstairs with her ( actually my husbands) walker, dealing with Annabelle.
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Hi Gals,
Katla – in CA at least and maybe all over the US, it requires a special permit to scatter ashes, lots just do it, but for the fireworks – there is a company involved to add it to the fireworks, and then as they are the professional style you need a permit to shoot them off - but 3 miles off the coast in international water, it’s legal no permits….
Shredding: so my financial planner and my tax guy (2 different guys) both have the big truck shredders come by occasionally and both allow their clients to add to the pile if they would like, one has a 2 box – per time limit the other just lets you bring what you want. Might be worth asking your financial folks if they offer the same service.
Becca – great video, thanks for sharing! (((((hugs on the empty nest))))
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Newbies – welcome
Michele – 92 for the water temp!!!!! oh my that’s warm
Becca - Sorry that happened with Prudence, I’ve got no advice – ((((hug))))
Josephine - I garden, actually about ½ of my income is from gardening… I maintain a veggie and fruit garden at a childrens camp, and then regularly maintain a large raised garden in a back yard and a display rose garden. Garden’s are like a pet, they need regular attention and times of great effort, but they return your love pound by pound. Last week I harvested 41 lbs of zucchini, a couple of pounds of basil, tomatoes…. And more
Smiles
Kim from N. California
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Becca - (((HUGS)))) I am crossing fingers Whidbey works out for you! You are definitely ready for a change. Oh and yes, I also enjoyed that bank video! If those walls could talk! Love that old architecture and interior design. They made buildings to last back then.
Lenora - you mentioned a few days ago that you mail back "junk" in the credit card application envelopes. I thought I was the only one who did that! I once found a website to register and stop getting those mailings, but after 6 months or so here they came again. I like to take a sheet of newspaper, tape a few washers inside it out of my husband's nut & bolt can, really jam it full and mail THAT back to them in their prepaid envelope. Take THAT, Capital one, lol. All we need is someone to steal our mail and they'd be off and running.
Dana - hope the ladies luncheon went OK for you and there were lots of goodies you could eat.
Michele - great job on the house number! Hope Vince can get it attached to the brick OK.
We just got a call from the water company - they are shutting off our water from 9 til 4 on Thursday to repair a leak near the pump. We'll be saving up "flush water" and drinking water, will run dishwasher and a load of laundry tomorrow plus get showers caught up and garden watered. Hope it goes smoothly. We haven't seen a decline in water pressure yet, thank goodness. We're on a "community well" that serves 4 houses.
Also going to see my doc on Thurs. Over the past few weeks, I have pretty constant "tingling" in my hands and fingers. No pain, no loss of strength. DH thinks it's from the strength training and it might be true, plus I've been sleeping on a different bed. I might need a chiropractor. My doc is an Osteopath so will be interesting to see what she thinks. Taking a Curamed turmeric anti-inflammatory does help. I don't have the normal curves in my upper spine & neck that most people do so maybe it's finally coming home to roost.
Looking forward to a cooler next couple days.
Have a great evening, ladies!
Lanette
SW WA State
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Our new dog, Bessie , was one of 37 dogs rescued from a dog hoarder in Texas. A rescue group was formed to get health care and foster homes for the dogs and then find forever homes for them. Bessie got her name (Bess) from a person who donated enough money for her to be spayed and get needed immunizations and health care. Every day she seems to feel safer and more comfortable with us. She has been with us for six months and we all love her a lot. .8
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Allie ... thinking of you ...
Becca ... what a sweet thing your son did to text you ... you most certainly did raise them right!
Food challenged today when we went to an asian-type buffet... but kept the damage to a minimum I think. Ate very little breaded or fried things ... stayed with baked cod, sushi, and vegetables ... lots of water tonight and tomorrow.
I had a little pity party this morning. Around midnight last night I sat bolt-upright in bed and asked my husband the date ... it was almost the 25th ... 3 days PAST my mother's birthday. I have never forgotten my mom's birthday before and I just felt awful about it. There's been way too much going on ... thus the little pity party. I sent my mom a large bouquet of flowers with an apology. She called later to thank me and say she understood ... still ... sigh.
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beth (((((((((((((((((((((hugs))))))))))))))))))))))))))))1
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Hello ladies: It is hot here. Thank goodness it cools off at night. Saw my primary care doc this morning. According to her scales I have lost about 2.6 pounds this last month. I will take that. I see the cardiologist next week for assessment of a mildly enlarged thoracic aorta. I don't think it is anything serious and neither does my PCP but since I have a horrid family history of cardiac problems I decided to have it checked out and at least get a baseline and get to know a new cardiologist here in WA.
Got my yoga done today and have done pretty well with eating. We have homegrown blueberries! Not many yet but they are definitely edible. I have been using them with my yogurt in the morning.
Let the horses out in the back pasture and they headed straight for the shady end. Goats are hiding out in the shade too.
Becca - You should be sad but also proud. Whidbey sounds better and better for you. Hope it works out.
Everyone take care, Sue in WA6 -
"GRITSandSLUTS wrote: »Machka – Why should either of them go find a 2nd job; especially if it is to ‘support’ (or help) an elderly neighbor. Sounds like that would be what the money would go for, but that is IMHO.
Lenora
1) Money for themselves, not for the neighbour. Lots of people I know pick up a part-time Christmas job (late September to mid-January), for example, and use that money to go on a holiday, or to do renovations to the house, or to purchase something special or whatever.
2) To be busy. One of the best ways I've found to avoid the expectation that I'll be available to help all and sundry at their whim is to schedule busy-ness into my life.
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Sue: I love the photo of you & Wilbur. The two of you look like good friends.
Heather: Nobody I know who isn't a participant here in this group has the slightest idea what support means or how to encourage someone. Some aren't interested and others are plagued with guilt because they aren't doing anything about their own weight issues. I sure wish I could inspire DH to pay closer attention to his calorie intake and output but I know that he has to decide he wants to make a change. I wish he'd be less ready to offer me things I shouldn't have, but that is my responsibility.
Kate: My own gallbladder surgery was in August, too, many years ago. What a blessing! I felt better right away and have only a tiny scar that we had to look very hard to find today. I hope you are as pleased with your surgery as I have been with mine. :flowerforyou:
Lanette: The mobility device that we rented was easy for time to manage. The one he wants to get is a bit heavier & I can still feel my back's grumpiness about it. I may have to add weight lifting to my routine. Others use weights regularly, but I'm not safe with free weights, so I'll be looking at using the machine. :grumble:
Joyce: Nobody needs 68 dogs. The lady sounds as if she is a hoarder who hoards dogs. I suspect she has some mental/emotional issues. I hope the court requires longterm supervision. :ohwell:
Beth: Nobody in my private life is able to give the sort of support that is freely offered here. DH is tolerant but doesn't want to join me in healthy habits. Many acquaintances are threatened by the changes I've made. Others didn't know me before I lost the weight. Sometimes it is easier to be with people who didn't know me "back when." I think weightwatchers has some success because of the group support they try to develop. It worked for one friend, but I don't know whether she is still following her plan. I haven't seen her since I retired. I live a long distance from where I worked all those years. :flowerforyou:
Rori: Good luck for a profitable sale of your condo in Hawaii.
Becca: I would love to meet in person the next time we head that way. This trip was a spur of the moment impulse decision. I'll try to message you at least a day in advance next time. On another topic entirely, I'm sure that you and your husband are very proud of your young son who has gone off to the navy. It is a family tradition worthy of pride. That doesn't make it one tiny bit easier for you. Sending good thoughts your way. (((HUGS)))
Joyce: Your DBIL sure takes good care of your sister. DH & I will work out a management system for the mobility device we ultimately decide to buy. I want to avoid ramps and lift devices if possible. My motto is "One step at a time."
Allie: Stay safe & strong. Those are the most important priorities. Hiding your special things is a good idea. In your place, I'd consider getting a temporary storage unit or placing my special items with someone who won't be a target for Tom's anger. (((HUGS)))
DH's car is in the shop and it looks like the repair bill will be high. The number mentioned was about $3,000. Yikes! I suspect buying a scooter will be on the back burner for a while.
Katla in beautiful NW Oregon
"The greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought over another." - William James
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stats for the day:
**wahoo hrm not recording :0/ **
**no hrm - just estimates**
bike ride hm 2 gym- 11.59min, 14.7mph. 2.9mi = 100c
Ski Machine- 20min, 3incl, 25resist,4incl, .91mi = 163c
bike ride gym to sumn sta- 1hr 8min, 56sec, 12.2amph, 13.9mi = 500c
jog sta 2 wk- 5.07min, 10.07min mi, .5mi = 50c
jog wk 2 sta- 5.26min, 10min mi, .5mi = 45c
bike ride dome 2 hm- 19.22min,, 8.2amph, 2.6mi = 145c
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Did an hour of Bob Harper's Ultimate Cardio Body DVD (one of my new ones). I thought it would be more cardio, but it's mostly weights with some cardio mixed. But it's also good to use lighter weights sometimes. The plan for tomorrow, since we have a Newcomer board meeting, is to do Kathy Smith's Step Workout DVD.
Not doing too good on my goal to try to eat only when I'm hungry. I like to graze and I need to get out of the habit and just eat when I'm hungry. Any suggestions? I'm trying keeping healthy snacks (like carrots) available, only I find myself eating them when I'm not real hungry.
Rori - that VegFest sounds so interesting. Wish they'd have something like that around here. Best of luck with the condo. I hope it sells fast for you.
Allie - I love hearing about TomCat. My heart breaks for him <NOT> It makes me smile when I read about how "what goes around comes around" Maybe the lawyer is doing nothing for him because he's treating his lawyer the same way he treated you. I'm in agreement with Joyce, things are getting scary. Even before you call 911, go to another room and lock the door. Then call 911. If you do it in front of Tom, I really can see him grabbing the phone from you.
Dana - My heart goes out to you for going thru all that. Thank goodness you're no longer in that relationship
Lenora - we'll probably use gorilla glue on the numbers to glue them to the frame. I know Vince has searched and he's found a way to attach it. We shall see if it holds or if there are problems. He's going to do it so that you don't see anything except the frame. Congrats on the loss
Kim - Vince added water to the pool Sat. plus it rained, so the pool temp today was a chilly 87!
Lanette - glad you liked the house number. The brown curly-ques, I used a toothpick on. Plus, there is a small border that I used a toothpick on. Another lady did one and I wouldn't tell her, but I like mine better. Thank you for the compliment. Good luck at the doc's
Went in pool today, had dinner and went to ACMoore for a needle night (people work on crafts). Got an idea of something that looks pretty simple to make for the kids. As soon as I finish the placemats that I'm working on (I've only been working on them for something like 15 years -- literally. I have the hardest time working in the round), I'm going to ask someone to show me how to do this. Now to get ready for bed.
Michele in NC
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Michele - pool temp of 79-81 is perfect for me....0
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Katla, my DBIL does take care of my sister. But he has two personalities. The other one only comes out when family is here like for holidays or we are having a carry in dinner and he isn't controlling the cooking. He is a diabetic, used to be close to 400 pounds, has probably lost close to 500 pounds through his life. But oh does that no eat when we have the family over. Years ago, when a lot of the family who no longer live here, he was quite a supreme control freak. Now that life has settled down and it's just Norma and him, he is such a calm wonderful loving husband. He takes care of her so much, she has had 2 cancers, one severe, many orthopedic surgeries and required a lot of help. He gives so freely of himself and when it comes to taking care of her, there is no limit to money. They have a housekeeper, the mobility can, etc. but the out of town family never see this man. I keep trying to tell them that there is another Jeff that they have never met. So far no one believes me. But my sister and him knows how much I love and appreciate him. Their 50th wedding anniversary is coming up and Norma will be getting a new kitchen. He is one of those guys who is a work freak. He will tpretire when he dies on the job. He is a CPA and it took him a long time to find his job. There were so many places he worked at that wanted him to do things with books that he just could not do. He gas been with his present company now for man years and all is well. MFP has helped him the last 4 years ago lose about 180 pounds.
To the gardeners here....how long do I have to water my new plants daily? I know it has a lot to do with the heat and amount of rain. We have had no rain except for 3 inches on Sunday and hav had heat index in the 100s for over a week. The landscape was finished a week ago. I am more than willing to do it as l g as I have to. But our normal water bill is about $70 now. I hate to know what our next one is!
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Lynette. Yep I felt really lucky to have worked there! And during the summers that marble was so cool! In the basement, were a lot of the files, and I learned to juggle down there using some beans filled balls! There was also a medical room down there, with a cot, and peace and quiet. Some lunch hours I would take a nap there!
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Katla, sounds like a plan, meeting up! Yep a couple of days notice, so that we can check our calendars! Yep I am sad, but happy for him too. My middle son talked to his youngest brother about boot camp, and that settled him down. This afternoon he called from the hotel near the PDX airport. Sounded good! Relaxed even! Tomorrow is the swearing in, the dreaded pee test, then fly out to Great Lakes Ill!
Becca
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Whidbey island if it happens won't be until my sons yearly lease expires in March or May of next year. I guess his room mate sent him the lease agreement, which he signed and faxed back to the rental company. Which also means his room mate signed it, so no getting him out early.
The room mate sent me, via messenger online, a picture of an envelope and letter my son rec'd from the military regarding his need to update his PIN with his social security. Sometimes, when there has been a breach in security, these mass mailings get sent, but I am more concerned that my sons room mate is opening up my sons mail! I do suppose that my son gave him permission to do so, but still! If my sobs room mate wanted to do anything shady, he wouldn't be sending pics to me. I am always so cautious of people.
Hugs ladies
Becca
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We came home early from the baseball game. It got cold. It was sad watching so much beer and garlic fries being consumed by people who didn't need all those calories
Allie, it might be a good idea to get a storage unit and start moving your most precious stuff out of the house
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Morning Ladies~
Had a glorious time with my friends yesterday afternoon, the whole family was there, the band was pretty good, and lots of catching up..
they will be here the rest of the week. thursday night is kareoke at a local bar, but working the next morning will make that pretty much impossible. then friday night my friends band playing at another place, that might be doable as Tom will be ready to leave for Florida.. now that might not happen if he doesnt have all my lawyer wants for the deposition..
He did get out of work early yesterday and went to the lawyer . so we shall see what happens friday.. but if he does go to Florida, I will have time to pack and put more stuff downstairs, there is an extra room down there I am putting all the stuff I am taking...non of interest to Tom.
I dont feel threatened, but If I do ,I will take appropriate measures believe you me..
Becca~ thinking of you being an empty nester. now after you have raised 3 wonderful boys, think of it now as time for you and the Hubby, will keep you in my prayers4 -
Lanette
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Monday --
50 minutes in Spinning Class ... at the gym
20 minutes Rowing ... at the gym
45 minutes walking ... mostly outside
And I'm home at the end of a long day ... but there's still homework to do.
Happily, this is the fourth day in a row, since I've been back in Australia, that I've logged and remained under my calories.
The last couple nights, my husband and I walked to the beach and back after work. It's dark after work, but it is still nice out there.
On Tuesday, we sat and watched the waves for a while ... and talked. The walks to the beach are a chance for us to get away from technology and a chance to talk.
Tonight's was a quick walk down to the beach and back ... it was cold out there! They say that it is supposed to drop to 1C tonight. Hot water bottle in the bed time!!
Houses in Australia aren't particularly well insulated, so when it gets cold outside, it gets cold inside too. We lived in a beautiful old house for a while which hardly had any insulation at all, and the gorgeous wood floors were like ice in the winter when we got up in the morning. I loved that house, but thankfully this one is a bit better for warmth.
Anyway, meanwhile, this is the sixth day in a row that I've logged and remained under my calories since returning from Canada.10 -
morning peeps
grandmallie - all i can say is i'm proud of you2
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