WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR SEPTEMBER 2017
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Hi all,
Following Irma.
Slept badly, coughed my lungs up during exercise, but I did it. I have got to the point where I HAVE to get my exercises done or my life just doesn't work right. I like to eat a reasonable amount, especially in the evening, so it has to get done. I had a nap this afternoon. I have not been out of the house, apart from a brief visit to yoga, for nine days.
Having fish soup tonight. This cough is making us both crave a drink in the evening.
Will have to get a grip soon.
My "difficult friend " has just had a granddaughter.
There was a plan to join her and my Portsmouth friend for lunch tomorrow in Winchester, but I have cried off. My cough is a good excuse. Really my objection is moral.I do not want to go and view the house her husband has funded through his tax evasion shenanigans. My Portsmouth friend is just curious and she will report back. This friend has just had a really good cash offer for her apartment in Portsmouth. She is vacillating. She needs to sell, but she doesn't want to. She has just bought an apartment in York with her brother's legacy and has no occupational pension, so very ltitle income. I think she's crazy to move to York, but I'm biased as it's far in the north of England. 
Currently I see her often. It will make a big difference to my life.
Lanette - my cancer friend broke her ribs through coughing. Her cough has come back.
I must go and see her, but I am worried about giving her my cough on top. Hope I recover soon. I feel I am facing two losses - my cancer friend and my Portsmouth friend. Pretty much my two best friends.
Love you all, and hoping for the best for Allie's property. Heather UK xxxxxxx0 -
Kelly – Glad other family members were able to spend time with MIL and others can take shifts. What’s the prognosis? Do they think she’ll be released from the hospital soon and if so, will she come home or go to a care facility?
Katla – should be nice riding Arrow in cooler weather! I don’t watch the news – hopefully there was enough rain and/or drizzle down your way to help with the fire in the Gorge.
Machka – I am jealous you and your DH get to do all the touristy things. When my DH was still in the Marines, he was stationed in Arlington VA where we lived for a year. I could kick myself that I didn’t see all the sights like the Smithsonian, US Capitol and monuments, etc. that were just across the Potomac. Seems like when we’d have time off we’d go exploring along the Appalachian Trail or just see the countryside… which was OK too.
Rye – that job sounds perfect for you. When does the recruitment close? Do you know anyone who already works there? I am crossing my fingers and saying a little prayer!
Barbie - thank you for getting the housepainters in there.... I'm sure that's what attracted the rainclouds like when we wash the car, lol. Neat color, your place will be all spruced up and comfortable for years to come!
Willnevergiveup – what’s your name - are you Monique? and where are you from? Makes it easier to keep track of folks if we give our name – or nickname, whatever we want to be called, and location each time we post. I’m sure you posted it and I can’t find it. Anyhow, how exciting and kinda scary thinking of your retirement coming up, but it sounds like you have enjoyable things planned. I wish you nothing but good times! Congrats on the weight loss!
Joyce – sitting on the front porch on your Cracker Barrel rocker sounds great. I had to laugh – my DH is kind of like Charlie in the neighborly thing unless he really likes the person and knows them well. He tells me he already knows enough people. I guess he was born with a quota and it’s been met, lol.
Pip – I was burned out on gardening but seeing Kirby excited about the beer garden, I am having second thoughts. I wonder if it’s better to plant cans or bottles and if I could expect a yield of a six-pack the first year? LOL! I read somewhere that the pot retailers in SW WA lost a lot of business when Oregon legalized it. Not surprising.
Janet – adorable photo of great great grand niece and furbaby. And your worktable with all the ribbons and beads makes my mouth water.... a pleasurable hobby indeed!
Lenora – and you southern/coastal gals…. Sounds like you are preparing for whatever Irma brings. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
DH is watering one of the cedars we planted several years ago. Looks like we’ll be losing it (but hoping it makes it!) and a nice little hemlock thanks to the blazing hot sun we had. He started watering them a few weeks ago but might be too late. Thankfully, most of the other trees look really good. We didn’t have much more than heavy drizzle yesterday and continuing this morning, but we’re glad for anything.
Discovered the puppy does NOT like to go outside and get her feet wet after this long dry spell. So she decided to do her business on the sidewalk this morning … easy to clean up but I prefer her to use the back yard. Our return to wet weather will be a mixed blessing… she won’t run all over sniffing for rabbits but we’ll have to be more vigilant regarding her potty habits.
Got my strength training done early this morning, as well as a walk. Increased the ankle weights yet another pound….ooommphff… felt the burn. It’s all good.
Making navy bean soup with ham for lunch, so better get going. Have a good Sunday!
Lanette
Soggy SW WA State
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Hello Ladies!
Doing more reading than posting. I appreciate you all!
Becca
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Kelly –
Willnevergiveup – what’s your name - are you Monique? and where are you from? Makes it easier to keep track of folks if we give our name – or nickname, whatever we want to be called, and location each time we post. I’m sure you posted it and I can’t find it. Anyhow, how exciting and kinda scary thinking of your retirement coming up, but it sounds like you have enjoyable things planned. I wish you nothing but good times! Congrats on the weight loss!
Thank you! Yes, I am Monique from Oregon. I will try to remember to add that to every post.
~Monique
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Am stuck on watching the Weather Chanel. I know by watching it that nothing will be changed and here in Indiana, it is Not affecting me. But just like when World Trade Center was hit, I watched it for days. One of the weathermen said that this is Flroidas hurricane but I disagree, it is the United States hurricane. If it hits Florida, Notth Carolina, New Jersey or wherever, it affects the whole US. We hurt, we grieve, we volunteer, we take people I , we give money, we go shopping and take items to disaster relief centers to be shipped to affected areas.
I saw a picture yesterday on face book of I guess one of thee islands of after the storm surge the 'ocean was empty ! That would be weird to see. Wonder what one would see on the ocean floor. I also wonder what kind of ocean life is swept up to shore.
Allie, do you be,ieve that your Florida is insured for only $35,000?
Well, didn't sleep well last night which always causes me to have a good back ache. So I didn't go to church. Did I use the poor sleep as an excuse for not getting my butt out of bed? Who knows. I have done it many times.
We do have one neighbor that Charlie will be a little neighborly with. We are about the same age, his wife was the school nurse when our girls were in elementary school. Surprisingly enough, they are a black couple. I hate to say that because I have met many women here that are not Caucasian. But remember, this is my husbands feelings and not mine. This guys wife is Jamacian and I love to hear that accent and she is just as beautiful on the outside as she is on the inside. Also the little old lady to our left we are friends with. Her husband loved trains and he had his one car garage turned into a huge train track on a huge table. He would sit in the middle with his engineer hat on. The girls loved to go over. He kept his garage door open and loved for the kids in the neighborhood over.
Mashka, when I was pregnant with my first daughter, sometimes I could have some pretty fierce dreams. I really had never heard of the Australian area of Tasmania but cartoons did show us the Tasmanian Devil. We lived in a house that had a pretty rough basement. So one night I dreamt of this Tasmanian Devil going at the whirlwind pace the cartoons always showed him. But he was up in my bedroom terrorizing me.
Joyce, Indiana2 -
75on Nov 27th. Weight is 266 in January I was at 290. I am restarting due to medical distractions. Learning to identify and control cravings seems to be my major challenge. That is why this site works for me. My focus is not only calorie sand pounds but achieving my nutrition goals. Setting goals is very important to me, however so many in my age group don't even mention goal setting, just 'com ci com ca'! My sister and I have set goals: Mom lived to be 97 and was in good health, considering. My sis's goal is 100 and since I am older I must make 102. I want to reach my goals enjoying life, traveling, writing, actively making a difference.
So restarting MFP is a milestone5 -
I agree with Joyce. If there is a mortgage on that property. The insurance would need to be at least what is owed on the property. Praying it will be moot.0
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Thanks for the welcome Karen NY. I will check in!! I am the mom of a 9 year cancer survivor, wife of a cancer survivor and daughter of a 2 time survivor. As you can imagine I stress eat so that is my major battle.
I've been a caregiver for years so now I need to care for me!!!4 -
Florida house is paid off,that's why we could only get 35,000 plus a 2,000 deductable..can't do anything now except wait and see.0
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willnevergiveup wrote: »Kelly –
Willnevergiveup – what’s your name - are you Monique? and where are you from? Makes it easier to keep track of folks if we give our name – or nickname, whatever we want to be called, and location each time we post. I’m sure you posted it and I can’t find it. Anyhow, how exciting and kinda scary thinking of your retirement coming up, but it sounds like you have enjoyable things planned. I wish you nothing but good times! Congrats on the weight loss!
Thank you! Yes, I am Monique from Oregon. I will try to remember to add that to every post.
~Monique
Oregon
Welcome again!
Lanette
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MABfit9517 wrote: »75on Nov 27th. Weight is 266 in January I was at 290. I am restarting due to medical distractions. Learning to identify and control cravings seems to be my major challenge. That is why this site works for me. My focus is not only calorie sand pounds but achieving my nutrition goals. Setting goals is very important to me, however so many in my age group don't even mention goal setting, just 'com ci com ca'! My sister and I have set goals: Mom lived to be 97 and was in good health, considering. My sis's goal is 100 and since I am older I must make 102. I want to reach my goals enjoying life, traveling, writing, actively making a difference.
So restarting MFP is a milestone
Love your goals! I am a goal setter too, and "enjoying life, traveling, writing, actively making a difference" are my goals as well. From what I've read about goal setting, you must have a specific, measurable goal with a time frame mapped out, and you have to break it down into little steps that you can take in order to achieve your goal. I start every day by writing out my To Do list with my top three priorities highlighted. I have a longevity goal as well, and not just living long, but being healthy, pain free, mobile and able to see and hear. One of my role models is Ernestine Shepherd, who is in her 80's but is rockin life, running ten miles a day and lifting weights. If she can do it, others can too. She didn't start working out till her 50's and she had to overcome devastating depression after the death of her sister. I have her inspirational book "Determined, Dedicated, Disciplined To Be Fit". I'll see if I can post her picture.
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Good afternoon ladies!
Barbiecat Thank you
I shared the story of my journey back to healthy living in the August thread, and should have shared it here in the September thread. Basically, it's what happened when I became so sick I couldn't eat. It started getting very bad in April, and I was diagnosed with a hiatal hernia in May. BUT... It really starts in 2005.
I was always to thin as a teenager, I wore a size 1 in girls white tag Levi's. That started to change in 1997, when I met my spouse, and his 4 year old daughter. I chose to do the depo shot for birth control, and it stopped all menstruation, plus packed the pounds on fast. By 2005, I was 235 pounds! I was having trouble with my "lady parts", and after seeing an obgyn, and a urologist? I had a hysterectomy with a MMK bladder suspension. I had a tumor the size of a softball in my uterus, and it pushed my uterus back against my colon, so then my bladder slipped down and was literally resting on my cervix. That year, we planted a garden, and my (step)daughter took pictures....with my in strechy pants, and a huge tee-shirt. I looked horrible, my face was all blotchy & blotted, and my belly stuck out. I saw that, and said that's enough! I started slowly, cutting out breads, and sugars, then some friends asked my to go roller skating. I started skating 3-4 times a week, and each month on the first, I changed something else in my diet.
At first the pound went slowly, and I was determined to not give up. I became a skate guard, and had to learn to skate backwards, and fast. I also started drinking a high fiber protien shake, and LOTS of water. I was having so much fun skating, I didn't realize I had lost enough weight that when I kid grabbed my jean shorts so she wouldn't fall, my shorts started to fall down! When I went to buy new jeans, I thought someone labeled the jeans wrong, I went from size large strechy pants, to a size 12! Over the course of a year, I finally was wearing a size 7-8, and was practicing for my roller derby test. I kept the weight off for a few years, then in 2010 I was keeping to fill the position of manager for the roller rink, by the owner. When I showed him what I looked like before skating, we started promoting the rink with my before & after photos.
One afternoon on my way to work, I was hit by another truck, he drove right into my door. After two years of PT, something called dry needling, and 30 minutes of traction once a week, I had had enough of that, and wanted my back & arm fixed, I was either in pain, or couldn't feel my arm at all. So, off to the neologist. In 2012 I had an ACDF(anterior cervical discectomy & fusion) with allograft, and a titanium plate at C-5 & C6. But because I have a vitamin D3 deficiency, my bones wouldn't fuse to the allograft. So.....no skating! Finally my bones fused, and back to the rink I went! Only to be taken out in an ambulance. I never knew you could brussel bone, but I brused my hip, and broke my kneecaps, yup both of then. That was it, I gave up! Over then next 3-4 years I ate....and ate everything, and anything. In 2016 I became aware of my weight...again, this time I wasn't 235, I was about 185-190. How could I let this happen to me, AGAIN?! I started eating healthier, and walking uphill every night after dinner, and I bought smaller plates.
By June of 2016 I was down to 170. I remained around 170 until March of this year, then I started getting sick everytime I ate. I started a soft food diet, and that helped, but I was still in a lot of pain. I finally went to see my PCP, and was tested for H. Pylori, and gallbladder disease. My test came back okay, but my blood glucose was to low, and my calcium was to high. My PCP sent me to a gastroenterologist, and I had a CAT scan with oral & IV contrast. It showed damage to my esophagus, and stomach, so he ordered an upper endoscopy with biopsies. That was May 30th. This weight is coming off so slow, that some days I want to just say screw it, and have the hiatal hernia surgery.
Today my weight is 157. I'm okay with that...for now. I would very much like to get it to 135-140, even 150 would make me happy! It's not easy, I still get sick sometimes, and it drains my energy. I've has insomnia for about 25 years, and 5 hours of sleep is heaven, but most nights I get about 3-4. I've decided to stop worrying about sleeping, and focus more on getting up, and moving. It's funny, while on vacation, I was up every morning at 4:30am with my hubby, but I get home, and my ADD/ADHD goes into overdrive!
So....that's my story! I'm in a better place today, than I was yesterday, and I have high expectations that tomorrow will be even better! I have post-it notes on my bathroom mirror, and beside my bed that say "I love you, just the way you are!" And I have one on my bathroom scale that says " if it's not Monday, put me away!"
Thanks for reading this long story! Have a wonderful evening ladies!
Tiffanie in NH7 -
Happy National Swap Ideas Day!
I think we do our fair share of idea-swapping in this group, don’t you?
Ginger – I like your priorities. If you’ve got a working coffee maker, at least you’ve covered the basic necessities!
Machka – The Lady Nelson is a beauty and it sounds like a lovely tour! I have a friend from Tasmania (now living in Chicago) and I always wanted to visit some day. Doesn’t look like it’s in the cards, but I still enjoy it vicariously from people’s photos. I like to do touristy stuff, and Philip and I try not to wait until we have visitors to enjoy those opportunities in our area.
Monique – Isn’t working reference fun? You never know what kind of crazy questions will come your way.
Heather – I’m sorry to hear about your friends. They’re irreplaceable! Reminds me of a song we used to sing in Camp Fire Girls - "Make new friends but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold." I lost my best friend several years back, and I still don’t have any really close women friends to help fill that void.
This morning I made the breakfast quinoa recipe from Cooking Light that was posted on the MFP blog recently. It was delicious, but there’s no way it’s four servings. If you dish it out as directed with ½ cup of quinoa per bowl, you’ll only have enough quinoa for two bowls. Wanted to say so on the blog, but it doesn’t allow comments. Of course, that means the calorie count is wrong too.
I watched the Weather Channel for awhile this morning, but then I just had to turn off the TV and do something useful. I spent an hour or so rearranging my work space, and will go back and finish as soon as I’m done with this little break. I have no idea how to count calories burned, but moving furniture and boxes must burn something so I’m going to call this a workout day even though I won’t log exercise.
And now it's time to get back to work so my space will be ready for my work day tomorrow.
-Yvonne in TX
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wildhorsewendy wrote: »MABfit9517 wrote: »75on Nov 27th. Weight is 266 in January I was at 290. I am restarting due to medical distractions. Learning to identify and control cravings seems to be my major challenge. That is why this site works for me. My focus is not only calorie sand pounds but achieving my nutrition goals. Setting goals is very important to me, however so many in my age group don't even mention goal setting, just 'com ci com ca'! My sister and I have set goals: Mom lived to be 97 and was in good health, considering. My sis's goal is 100 and since I am older I must make 102. I want to reach my goals enjoying life, traveling, writing, actively making a difference.
So restarting MFP is a milestone
Love your goals! I am a goal setter too, and "enjoying life, traveling, writing, actively making a difference" are my goals as well. From what I've read about goal setting, you must have a specific, measurable goal with a time frame mapped out, and you have to break it down into little steps that you can take in order to achieve your goal. I start every day by writing out my To Do list with my top three priorities highlighted. I have a longevity goal as well, and not just living long, but being healthy, pain free, mobile and able to see and hear. One of my role models is Ernestine Shepherd, who is in her 80's but is rockin life, running ten miles a day and lifting weights. If she can do it, others can too. She didn't start working out till her 50's and she had to overcome devastating depression after the death of her sister. I have her inspirational book "Determined, Dedicated, Disciplined To Be Fit". I'll see if I can post her picture.
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Wildhorse and countrycreek ... I doubt very much ... no rephrase that ... I know I will never be determined, dedicated or disciplined enough to look like Ernestine Shepherd! Wow!
Joyce ... we've been watching the news reporting on Irma as well ... it just sucks us in and we stare at it. Now, the guys have football on ... never thought I'd be thankful for that! We have family and friends who decided to shelter in place ... we are praying ... and waiting on news.
Allie ... I don't get the insurance thing in Florida ... you couldn't buy anymore ... or he wouldn't buy anymore? Assuming he's telling you the truth and is the home valued at more than that? I'm not familiar with the value of double-wides.
A beautiful day near Buffalo. Feel a little guilty about that with those who are having fires and hurricanes.
Beth
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I took my Zzz-quil last night and slept really late today. I drank lots of water late yesterday so I woke up once at 6am to go to the bathroom. Feels refreshed today. Got my usual morning routine fine quickly. I have a long list of tasks I want to get done... not necessarily today... but sooner rather than later. So I've started working through these today. Working in 3's. As in my next 3 tasks.
1. Dust LR tables
2. Mop kitchen
3. Move laundry to dryer
FYI - after pulling all the dirty dishes out of the non-working dishwasher (for 3 days) and hand washing them... last night I turned on the empty dishwasher - and it worked. I think it's the door switch. Anyway..,
Oh! And my scales wouldn't weigh me this morning - three tries. I'll try again later....
Stay safe and enjoy your day.
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hi,
I've been missing, because I have been so busy, Heather emailed and I had been missing you all but that put my missing front and center... thinking of everyone affected by Irma, Harvey and soon Jose, I have talked to all my friends/family and at this point all are safe yet evacuated so no idea on the state of affairs at their homes.
I've had a busy summer, and fall looks like more of the same, while I have not lost anymore all the habits I have learned here have kept me in a 4lb range of my lowest weight and I'm happy about that.
I read only the last 2 pages, I could not even imagine reading all I have missed, best wishes to all! and welcome to all the newbies... I wish I could promise to be here more regularly but all I can promise is I think of you all often...
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Miss you Kim xoxo0
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Wildhorse and countrycreek ... I doubt very much ... no rephrase that ... I know I will never be determined, dedicated or disciplined enough to look like Ernestine Shepherd! Wow!
Joyce ... we've been watching the news reporting on Irma as well ... it just sucks us in and we stare at it. Now, the guys have football on ... never thought I'd be thankful for that! We have family and friends who decided to shelter in place ... we are praying ... and waiting on news.
Allie ... I don't get the insurance thing in Florida ... you couldn't buy anymore ... or he wouldn't buy anymore? Assuming he's telling you the truth and is the home valued at more than that? I'm not familiar with the value of double-wides.
A beautiful day near Buffalo. Feel a little guilty about that with those who are having fires and hurricanes.
Beth
In all reality.. I won't either But we can work towards the "best me" possible! Never give up.. anything is possible!2 -
Ernie found a way that worked for her, on her particular path. I think we all have to forge our own individual paths but we can certainly learn tips and techniques from those who are successful in staying young and healthy. Ernie was inspired by the movie Rocky, and she took to drinking/eating egg whites as part of her diet. She gets up very early every day (like 2;30am) to do her devotions and say her prayers, then goes for a before- dark run with a group of other early runners. She teaches an exercise class for older people at her church and she inspires thousands of people through her facebook page. I think she follows a very basic diet and eats the same foods over and over. There is a sample meal plan in her book. When I fall off my plan, I think of Ernie and recommit myself to eating healthy and exercising daily.
Wendy 4 -
Good evening Ladies - We're back from a weekend celebrating my birthday (early) with my lifelong friends. It was a great time with birthday cake and birthday cookies. I had a sliver (one of my girlfriends informed me it wasn't a sliver because it wasn't big enough to count as a sliver) of cake and 1/2 a frosted sugar cookie. Delicious! My eating the rest of the day was great so there shouldn't be any damage besides the sodium from all the restaurant food, bbq, chips and homemade salsa, fajita meat and veggies, etc. I have been drinking even more water than usual because I am on an antibiotic that they say can cause kidney stones. I think my sodium was depleted horribly as a result so I needed a good dose of sodium anyway
. Prayers for all in the path of Irma.
Okie in the TX Hill Country3 -
I have drank my fist bottle of prep for colonoscopy. Most vile stuff I have ever tasted. Then of course you have to immediately drink 20 oz of water. You want o just to get the taste out of your mouth. Now I have eaten some lime jello and drinking Sprite. I am so cold. In the bathroom I have a blanket and glasses so if I have time to pick up my iPad with me while I sit I can at lead read with my comfy blanket on. But boy am I cold. And to think I asked to have this done. I have been off of the medicine doc ordered to slow down my bowels. I went off that on Wednesday and today I was given a rough awakening of what it is like to not make it to the bathroom in time. I enjoyed my medicine for several months and not have any accidents .
Joyce, Indiana3 -
joyce I just had a colonoscopy last month. I know what you're going through and luckily, this too will pass
sorry. I know the prep is tough, but you are one tough lady. I also watched tv on the iPad like you to while away the time. Just think, you will have this done and dusted by tomorrow. Good luck, NYKAREN
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wildhorsewendy wrote: »Ernie found a way that worked for her, on her particular path. I think we all have to forge our own individual paths but we can certainly learn tips and techniques from those who are successful in staying young and healthy. Ernie was inspired by the movie Rocky, and she took to drinking/eating egg whites as part of her diet. She gets up very early every day (like 2;30am) to do her devotions and say her prayers, then goes for a before- dark run with a group of other early runners. She teaches an exercise class for older people at her church and she inspires thousands of people through her facebook page. I think she follows a very basic diet and eats the same foods over and over. There is a sample meal plan in her book. When I fall off my plan, I think of Ernie and recommit myself to eating healthy and exercising daily. Wendy
Wendy - thank you so much for posting about her! When I started strength training, I thought my goal isn't to be Ernestine but if she could start to get in shape later in life, there's no reason I couldn't as well. So she's kind of been an inspiration in the background - what little I knew about her (I think I saw an interview on PBS years ago?)
I'm going to check out her FB page and her book.
Lanette
SW WA State
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Joyce, I remember my last colonoscopy prep making me very, very cold as well. I've had 3, plus had to do the prep before my hysterectomy and only remember being cold the one time.
We rearranged the garage so that both cars would fit. Dave usually parks in the driveway. We moved all the fly away stuff into the house and plan to bungee cord the porch furniture to the railings as soon as the wind starts to pick up. Still need to catch more water. Schools are all closed and Dave's doctor appointment was cancelled. This is the first time I ever remember prepping for a hurricane.
Re insurance in Florida: I don't understand it either. My friend who lives here now but owns two houses in Florida says they don't have hurricane or flood insurance on those houses because it is too expensive. I have no idea if hurricane and/or flood damage are excluded from our homeowners insurance because it's never been a concern before. I assume any damage from our house would come from a tornado, which surely is covered or why even have the stuff?
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