WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR OCTOBER 2017
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Morning, all,
Chris - to me, it's nothing ventured, nothing gained. If you keep doing the same things you've always done, you'll keep getting the same things you've always gotten. Machka and I are probably the most mobile of the whole bunch here--and for me, at least, there's always trepidation. I hope you can get a job offer, or if not, simply decide the reward is worth the risk. That said, I may not be the best person to comment. I'd always rather move than suffer, and what's life without adventure?
Been up since 3 a.m. (again!) but just emailed a grant up to my boss for approval and changes, so feeling fairly accomplished this morning. If I get the call I'm hoping to at 9 a.m. with the numbers I need, I'll have another one out to her by noon. Then it's all prepping for Carlsbad trip on Wednesday to meet with the whole team. Last road trip until the big one, and yes, DJ, we are headed for North Carolina next week.
Talked to our daughter at length last night, and at least for the first six months, we're going to live in their house. They have a "bonus room" over the garage where Corey and I will be comfortable, I think, and most key for the two of us, we can shut the door and have our private space. It's important for my job, as I have to be able to get out of the noise and hubbub, and it's even more important for our sanity. We need to be just us sometimes, and with two dogs, two kids, two cats, and our daughter, that's going to be hard. Separate space should help.
It will also, of course, save us more than $1,000 a month on rent and utilities alone--they already have wifi, cable, etc., so no deposits and all that for us. She's happy, because she'll have live-in help with the kids, and knows that they will be safe and cared for. My husband will be the designated parent, and he's looking forward to it. With him there, our daughter also saves quite a bit, because she won't have to pay for daycare for the little one. And if work keeps her late, she'll know someone's there to meet the bus for Tyler, who just started first grade. I look forward to watching my husband and daughter slug it out over who pays for groceries, 'cause I know them both. I fully plan to smile, shrug and walk away. And speaking of which, she has to stay quite fit for the Army, and keeps her eating under control for the same reason. Maybe some of it will rub off on me. I can hope, anyway.
And no, we haven't sold the warehouse yet. We did just drop the price significantly, and hopefully that will bring in the right company or person to buy it. We've got enough stashed in a separate account to pay the mortgage through next December, so there's plenty of time.
So much to think about, and time's running out! D-Day is the 2nd, and I'm pushing to get out of here on the 1st if we can.
Love y'all,
Lisa in West Texas for 8 or 9 more days...8 -
klanders30 wrote: »rori so sorry your brother’s ill and hope you get a visit in soon.
The ebb and flow of weight loss used to be the reason I would give up. Now I just ride it out and get back to it (CICO) after I fall off the wagon. I really like how I feel when I don’t medicate with food and use exercise as my stress reliever.
Blood work has revealed no major illness!! Now I must get to a dermatologist to determine cause of my ever growing rash!!!!
NYKAREN
Karen - Good news about the blood work!
I am sure you have thought of this already, but have you changed anything like laundry detergent or fabric softener, bath soap, shampoo? New household pet? I started getting a rash from hair dye after no problems for years, and switched bath soap recently. I had to toss it after a couple weeks.
Sounds like it's time for the allergy test - I call it the "prick" test, because it is . When I went to have one many years ago, they didn't automatically do food allergies, that was a separate test . I sure hope they can nail it for you!!
Lanette
Feeling itchy in SW WA State4 -
Reading and agreeing with everyone! Stay the course! Love to you all! KJ1
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NYKAREN - I'm so glad it didn't turn out to be something worse. I was worried for you!
Betsy - That sounds absolutely horrible. What a dreadful situation! Big (((HUGS))) and hopes for a good outcome for you.
This afternoon I am packing for Glasgow. Hate all that tiny liquids business. Toiletries and make up take me a lot of organising! The clothes are done in seconds! I checked in this morning and printed my boarding pass, but I've unfortunately got a window seat, which I hate. (No choice unless you pay extra) Good job it's a short flight. At least this airline lets you take a purse as well, which a lot of them don't.
I must say I don't much like the small propellor planes they use for these short trips. They feel like balsa wood to me.
I will also do a few kettlebell swings before I start. I haven't done any for ages as it was agravating my knee. I will start with just a few. I went to yoga this morning, but that's not calorie heavy. I always need to do something extra. Usually the recumbent bike while I watch TV.
DH has gone out to food shop.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
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Jake has an appointment for a CT myelogram on his back tomorrow. The appointment is in Seattle so we have to get up early to get there on time. It could take a long time so we'll stay overnight and drive home Wednesday morning. Thus, we had to board the pets and I'll have to miss my Wednesday morning line dance class. He has to fast after midnight and the the test is likely to be painful so compared to him, my part is easy. I'm bringing stuff to keep me busy--books to read if I have to sit and an audio book and podcasts to listen to if I am able to walk while I wait.
Barbie
Barbie - have a safe trip to Seattle - should be smooth sailing for the ferry! Good luck to Jake and hope you can see a few of the sights while there.
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Thank you ladies for all your concern, I really was worried about my blood issues, you know how you go on webmd and create horrible what ifs! I have an abnormally high platelet count and then to have so much bruising, Yikes!
I have asked for an emergency dermatology appointment and that is what I need most now, an answer to this rash...is it gluten intolerance, or something else. I haven't switched any kinds of soaps or lotions or detergents.
Anyway, at least I have my eating back on track. NYKAREN4 -
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LisaInNCNow wrote: »Morning, all,
Chris - to me, it's nothing ventured, nothing gained. If you keep doing the same things you've always done, you'll keep getting the same things you've always gotten. Machka and I are probably the most mobile of the whole bunch here--and for me, at least, there's always trepidation. I hope you can get a job offer, or if not, simply decide the reward is worth the risk. That said, I may not be the best person to comment. I'd always rather move than suffer, and what's life without adventure?
There's always trepidation for me too.
We were almost on the move again. My husband wasn't happy where he was working and had started sending out applications to various places, and was getting some good responses in Victoria (mainland Australia) and in other parts of Tasmania ... so I figured we'd be packing up soon.
And then all of a sudden, completely unexpectedly, things changed where my husband works ... and so we're staying put for now!
I'm actually glad because it would be good if I could stay in my job for a while longer, and if I could continue to attend university here. Plus there are things I like about our house and location ... and I've moved so often in the last 13 years, in particular, that I kind of want to just settle a bit.
We will move again, I have no doubt about that ... but I'm now planning to finish unpacking my office (finally) during the summer break from uni coming up in about 10 days time. As a part of that, I'm kind of hoping to tackle the business of scanning documents and things so that our next move is a little less cumbersome. At least, I want to see what will be involved and maybe get started.
Machka ... still in Tasmania!5 -
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Betsy ~ You have my total sympathy for the situation you are in. I wish you luck and blessings as you go through the trial. Please let us know how it comes out.
Barbie and Heather ~ Wishes for safe journeys. Barbie, I hope your DH will be greeted with good news.
Chris ~ Continued wishes that the job that is right for you will arise.
Lisa ~ Sounds like things are moving in the right directions for you.
Joyce ~ Please don't feel sad. We all have times when we feel unsuccessful (I can assure you of that).
Michele ~ Excitement for you this coming weekend. Hoping you will enjoy every minute of the wedding.
We finally got an estimate for new flooring that we feel comfortable with. The sheet tile I picked out for the kitchen turned out to be discontinued so we will have to pick out more today. I really didn't want sheet tile but with the Pom missing the pee pee pad, it's the best answer.
Carol in GA6 -
Did a DVD on the rebounder today. The plan for tomorrow is to do Amy Dixon and Paul Katemi's Double Down DVD.
I need some words of wisdom from you gals. There are times when I really am not hungry at all, but I still eat. Many times I tell myself "you're only lying to yourself if you don't log it", but does anyone have anything I can say to myself when I'm not hungry but want, like, the feel of the smoothness in my mouth of cheese.
janetr - great for you not stress eating. I suspect I'll be doing some over the next few days. Well, after this I won't have to deal with Maria much -- probably.
Joyce - isn't it real sad how kids can't go from house to house for Halloween today? Not like we did when we were little. Now all the churches around here have a "trunk or treat". But it's just not the same. I love seeing the kids, too. How well I remember going out with my kids. It was a looooooonnnngggg time before I was able to stay home and give out candy, Vince usually did that while I was out with the kids.
Joyce - I had an experience a year or so ago where I gained a fair amount of weight, my clothes didn't fit decently. Even tho it took a long time to get back to where I was, I very conscientously (?sp) logged EVERYTHING. I think we all go thru times when we really fall off the wagon (I'm talking for weeks even months on end). I agree, for me maintenance is no fun, you are constantly vigilant
M - I'm like you, up a bit, down a bit. It's just so frustrating that the ups and downs seem to always be in the same location (number-wise)
Lanette - I agree, a rash occuring suddenly can be caused by a new detergent, food, medication, so many other things. The worst part is when you've been using/eating/drinking/etc something and suddenly develop an allergy to it.
NYKaren - when Vince gets the slightest bit sick, it's off to the web for him. Yes, many times he winds up being concerned about things that never happen. When I'm sick I try to stay away from the internet mainly because I will probably wind up worrying. In one sense, that isn't a good thing because if I were to read up, I would probably go to the MD sooner. But I really and truly believe that eating healthy food and exercising is very important.
Well, I'm going to leave the house in a few. Need to buy gas and then take a friend for her colonoscopy. Then around 4 I'll go for a mani/pedi before we leave tomorrow.
Michele in NC
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Barbara - I'll dig up my Wii if you'll get out yours! Wishing you and Jake the best outcome possible on his myelogram.
Michele - I'm with you on the cheese. The sharper the better! I've been venturing into sampling the "stinky" cheeses but still kind of on the fence about them.
Rye - Ooh, I'm a terrible bowler too, but it IS fun!
Rori - My thoughts are with your brother and your family. It's a heartbreaking that he's not ready to make a change.
Machka - I like beaches best in the winter. Sending good vibes for your tooth situation! Philip and I started as friends too, and he's still my rock. I miss my best girl friend though... I don't have anyone to call when I want to vent about my husband!
Janet - Hope you find your Fitbit soon!
Karen - Crossing my fingers you'll have an answer to the rash problem soon.
Gotta run - it's time to leave for the dentist. Once that's done the day can only get better, right?
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Good morning friends. Skipped golf today because winds suppose to gust to 25 mph.
Michele- it is time for your daughter's wedding!!!. I hope it will be a wonderful and happy time for your family. Post pictures when you can. Your dress sounds beautiful.
Lisa- you are so organized. Every family needs a planner like you so things get done. North Carolina is beautiful and being with your daughter will help both families. My BF just moved to Ohio to be near her family and she is loving being with her grandkids.
Going to finish my kitchen today and move on to organist another room. Have a successful day everyone.
SueBDew in TX4 -
Lanette: God's Hotel & Slow Medicine sound like excellent books. I'll look for them. Thanks for sharing. :bigsmile:
Chris in MA: My cousin and his wife are snowbirds. They spend summers at the Oregon Coast and winters at a senior resort in Mesa, AZ. They love Mesa winters. We also have neighbors that winter in Yuma, AZ. Too hot for summer time, but they love winters there. Good luck with your decision.
(((Heather))) I'm so sorry about your cancer friend's situation and for its effects on all of you. I'm actually sorry for the other friend with the ex-pat husband, too. At least he supports her & his children. I've always suspected that he has other intimate companionship when she isn't visiting, either male of female. Of course I don't really know, but men are frequently not inclined to "go without."
janetr: Your nutritional balance is intriguing. It looks like you have just what you need.
Rori: I'm sending good thoughts for your brother.
Betsy in AK: Good luck on your upcoming trial. :flowerforyou:
Lisa: You plans to move are exciting. I hope everything goes well.
Heather: I ride the recumbent bike at the gym to burn calories, too. Yoga gives me strength and helps me stay supple. :bigsmile:
We found a new housecleaner and today is her first day. :bigsmile: I need to get dressed and get ready for her visit.
Katla in beautiful NW Oregon
"So many of us believe in perfection, which ruins everything else, because the perfect is not only the enemy of the good; it's also the enemy of the realistic, the possible and the fun."
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I’m scheduled for an extra long shift at work today (b/c training) so I’m short on time. But I’ve been able to get in swimming and I’ve been walking to work so the exercise side of things are good.
5:2 Fasting is going phenomenally well, 4.4 pound loss in October - that is approximately what I lost in June AND July so I could not be happier. When November comes, I’ll check out the Happy Scale app trend lines and if I’m losing too fast on the 5:2 at my current Calorie level I’ll make adjustments. Less than .5 lb a week was too slow, but I’m not anxious and would like to get to a healthy loss rate - I’d be happy losing .75 to 1.25 a week.
best friends and more My mom was my best friend. Never really clicked with anyone else even close to the same way. We could just talk for hours about anything, and could spend days together but time passed like a blink. Since I lost her, I’d have to say my husband is my best friend. But, obviously it is very different.
We are kinda funny, my husband and I, I’d say most of our friends are couples and are OUR friends not his or mine. But, he is generally closer to the woman, and I’m usually buddies with the guy.
Wii we have one, haven’t had it hooked up in years, tho. I pretty much sucked at the activities, but husband was good, and we had a lot of fun with the tennis and bowling games. Maybe I should ask him to hook it up again.
Michelle I know I’m looking forward to the wedding (and rehearsal dinner) photos, try not to stress and try to enjoy the weekend where you are able.
Yvonne I too love your sharing the days with us!!
Karen I hope they get to the root cause soon and you get better, that can’t be fun.
Lisa Your energy amazes me! The living situation with your daughter sounds great but I’d make a suggestion: a set time ( like Sunday afternoon and evening or something) where you and your husband are ‘busy’- and it is expected you will both be taking care of your selves, or doing something together etc. Not that you can’t or won’t want to override that for your daughter or family, but that there is a time when it is never assumed you two will be generally available. My husband and I stayed with my MiL for three months and that type of arrangement made all the difference!
Ok, now I’m running late, lol
Cin Cin a tutti
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Katla - I feel sorry for my "difficult" friend too. That doesn't stop her being annoying. I am concentrating on compassion this time. She thinks she is a bit Aspergers. I think she is right, so I am trying to feel love. There is no secret that her husband has had female ex-curricular adventures in the past. My objection to him is that he is a tax exile, which is fine, but he is breaking the spirit of the law, if not the letter, probably, by reimporting his ill gotten gains back into the country by buying expensive properties in his wife's and childrens' names. Grrrrrrrrrr! A recent court ruling said that was against the law. She talks about him and the kids and the houses ALL the time ad nauseam as if everything is fine. That's why I have twice exploded after a few glasses of wine. I have my Zen bracelet this time from my cancer friend and will move a bead for every bit of nonsense she talks and just smile ..... and smile.
I found this the other day that Barbie posted not so long ago. I might scribble it out and have it ready to look at.
I might need no 3
I think it was Becca who posted this one.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
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Chris- my husband has been down to Tucson Arizona and he said it is wonderful! I love the weather in Arizona! 97° feels like 75°. I am looking forward to 15 days of sunshine in our upcoming forecast. You would absolutely love it here! We would be approximately two hours north of you in Goodyear Arizona. I would definitely make a trip to visit you!
DJ- with anything I start out slow and increase slowly. I started out with 10 pounds. I increase 5 pounds at a time or you can add an extra swing. Take a look at my website there is a lot of videos and information and examples. If you have questions just text me and I answer anything you need to know!
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10449355/update-stronglifts-and-kettlebell-transformation-pictures#latest
Today we are going to go to the Arizona State fair! I will be MIA for most of the day. I will catch up later this evening but he have a fantastic day! And yes I am going to eat all of the fair food I can!
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janetr7476 wrote: »I did NOT have a good day, ugh. First of all I lost my Fitbit, had it while walking on the treadmill because it recorded my steps. It has to be here somewhere but Jack and I spent an hour looking for it and never did find it. Then I had ordered more satin covered styrofoam balls for my decorations and I mistakenly ordered the wrong size.
I guess the best can be said is I didn't stress eat or eat one bite that was not on my food diary and the day is almost OVER. Tomorrow will be GREAT!!
Janetr OKC
I lost my Fitbit several times and I feel your pain. However, I have also found it each time. If it is synced to your phone you will see it searching and as you walk around it will finally connect. That will give you a good idea of where you should search. I hope you find it soon.
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mikesmom1983 wrote: »janetr7476 wrote: »I did NOT have a good day, ugh. First of all I lost my Fitbit, had it while walking on the treadmill because it recorded my steps. It has to be here somewhere but Jack and I spent an hour looking for it and never did find it. Then I had ordered more satin covered styrofoam balls for my decorations and I mistakenly ordered the wrong size.
I guess the best can be said is I didn't stress eat or eat one bite that was not on my food diary and the day is almost OVER. Tomorrow will be GREAT!!
Janetr OKC
I lost my Fitbit several times and I feel your pain. However, I have also found it each time. If it is synced to your phone you will see it searching and as you walk around it will finally connect. That will give you a good idea of where you should search. I hope you find it soon.
Chris in MA
Thank you, I'll give that a try
Janetr OKC
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Hey everybody. It has been months since I have posted and have only begun reading posts again lately. Guess I just wanted to know how you all are. As the ladies that friended me know I DO log every single day and sometimes post my feelings there. This year has been really hard at my house. Death of a close family member, DH surgery and slow recovery, DD2 unexpectedly back in the nest (not a happy story). Some days I feel like I want to just go back to being 18 and off to college again and make some different choices. Other days I want to be retired and be a recluse like Greta Garbo was. America is becoming almost unrecognizable to me and it is hard to feel optimistic. But I keep trying to take care of myself and take photos when I can and read and get out in nature and keep getting that paycheck for the time being. Sorry to hear of the struggles some of you have, and hope things will get better for us all. And I am glad that some of you have made great strides towards better lives and new adventures.
I understand how some of you feel about friendship. I have my close old friends from home and a couple of later life ones from where I am now, but mostly I live the introvert's life. Not very good at having Internet friends LOL. Hard for me to keep up with posting like so many of you do and I may never even get back to reading everyday, but you are in my thoughts and I send virtual hugs to you all.
Joyce, I have gone to my church for over 30 years and there are many days I feel like a stranger there. Maybe it is an introvert thing. Maybe people are just too busy to commit to planning anything. We all get frustrated but we cannot give up.
This group is a little section of the world where people can be accepted for where they are in life and not where someone else thinks they should be. Wish I could keep up with you all -- not making any promises I am up to that challenge, but I will try to check in from time to time. Have a blessed day, strong ladies, and thanks to Barbie for all she does to keep this group alive.
Betty ROC
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Barbie - have a safe trip to Seattle - should be smooth sailing for the ferry! Good luck to Jake and hope you can see a few of the sights while there.
Lanette
We are safely at the hospital two hours early. The view from I-5 driving in very slow traffic from Edmonds to Seattle and the view from the ferry are all the sights we'll be seeing5 -
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Heather, I hope your gals get together goes well! When she goes into her "all about me'ness", just go to your happy place and nod periodically! Then when you or the others get a chance, subject change!!! Your Zen bracelet though will be a humbling activity.
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Hi Sisters, I am just off to do my weekly long run. Finances are tight this week so I am going to stay in town for my run, rather than spending gas to drive to the forest. I don't really like running with my dog on a lead, so I will leave Jock at home. The other thing I will have a problem with is I won't be able to stop for a pee behind a tree. (Hee Hee) so I think I will run near the park where there is a restroom I can nip into if necessary. It is grey and windy this morning. Hoping the sun will come out later so I can make queens. Wendy5
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Hi, busy morning here at work. Getting ready for Annual Mtg and United Way. All planned by HR and there is only 3 of us.
Rori, so sorry to hear about your brother. I hope they can get to the bottom of the cause for the bleeding soon. Yes, alcohol can do a number on the body. Maybe this will be the wakeup call. There really isn’t much that can be done until they want to help themselves. It is so hard on everyone else having to watch. ((HUGS))
Barbie, hope everything works out for your husband. Going to be some long days for you. Hopefully you will be able to walk which will help with the stress. ((HUGS)) Glad you made it safely there.
Janet, hoping for a better day tomorrow. OOHHH I like the green ornament.
Joyce, every day is a new day to start over again. You can do it because you have proven that you can. I believe in you. Just decide to do one thing and keep adding. Is there somewhere you can go while Charlie is handing out candy or hand out candy with him but put a lot of candy in the bags so you don’t have a lot left over?
Betsy, it is so heartbreaking when family fight and you’ve got it in spades girl. Good luck and I hope you will be able to put this behind you soon. ((HUGS))
Karen, Great news about the blood not showing up anything. Good luck with the rash.
Allie, how awful for poor Chester. I hope there isn’t another surgery in his future. ((HUGS))
Lisa, sounds like a win-win situation for you living with your daughter. Good luck getting everything done so you can leave on the 1st.
Heather, maybe you can change your seat once you get on the plane. Sometimes people want a different seat and will switch with you or there may be a vacant seat. Thanks for sharing the words of wisdom about what you need to be happy and symptoms of inner peace. Going to print those out.
Machka, love the kitties. we will be moving in about 4 years once all the bills are paid off and I can retire at 66 and get full social security. I’m looking forward to it. We have been in our house 17 years now. Every year we are doing something to get it ready to sell. A couple of years ago we put on a new roof, last year we painted the inside and this year it is the porch. A lot of work but it should be all set to sell by the time we are ready.
Carol, post a pic when your new floor is down. We plan to put down tile in the bathroom next year. That’s if we can agree on a design. Lol
Michele, I’m a substitutor. I don’t tell myself I can’t have something, I just try to substitute it with something I can have. Worse case scenario I end up eating what I shouldn’t have but try to cut the amount in half. Have fun at the wedding.
Katla, a housekeeper is one thing I would love to have. Maybe sometime in the future I’ll have one.
Rye, my mom was my best friend too. I lost her about 4 years ago and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t’ miss her and wish she was around to talk over problems with. She was a wise woman.
Betty, sorry you have had such a bad year. It’s almost over and a new one will be here before we know it. Hopefully it is a better one.
Well back up again today. I keep losing and gaining the same 2-3 lbs. I just can’t seem to lose those last 3 lbs that will get me to “onederland”. So today I’m really going to watch my carbs and see if that helps. So frustrating.
Well back to work.
Terry with my nose to the grindstone hard at work in VT (actually we are putting up Halloween decorations this afternoon).
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Kids are napping, so I thought I would pop on and chat a while!
Barbie- glad that you and Jake have made it safely to Seattle!
Heather- Enjoy your visit with your friends. I would have to circle and underline number three! I like to be right, especially with certain people. My DH tops the list! I had to giggle as you said you were going to do some "kettlebell swings before you start" (which I took to mean, before you started on your plane trip) and I wondered if you were THAT concerned about the flight that you needed to perhaps strengthen your arms in case you need to "flap" your way to Scotland!
Betty - I remember you! Nice to see you back on here and so sorry about the loss and hardships you are going through. Sending you love!
I made it to the pool this morning! yea! Spent about 30 minutes doing laps (slowly) but my ankles have felt much better today. And no nagging so far from my knee. I have a CPR/FA class tonight, so I won't be able to elevate them, but I think they will be okay. I hope to make it into the pool again on Thursday morning.
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I found my Fitbit and have the craziest spooky story you've ever heard. I wear just the ankle high socks under my tennis shoes when I walk on the treadmill and I always take the little fitbit fob out of the wrist band and put it in my sock on the top of my ankle just above where my tennis shoes comes to. Yesterday when I took off my sock, it wasn't there as it always is when then I put the fob back into the wrist band and put it on my wrist. So I shook the socks Jack shook the socks I must have gone back and picked them up five times feeling them to make sure it wasn't in the sock still. We both searched the house and garage where my treadmill is, we turned the treadmill on its side in case the fob had come out of my sock and fell in the treadmill (which I really don't think is possible). So today I put on my socks and tennis shoes to pedal on exercise bike, took the old fob out the of wrist band put in my sock and come in here and pedaled. It was about 9:50, I pedaled for 40 minutes. I had taken the old fitbit fob out of my sock as soon as I was done pedaling and was wearing it on my wrist. I then looked at Phat Chat and Facebook then decided to go change out of my exercise clothes and shoes. So I go to pull my right sock off and I feel something there. I gently pull it off and there, SITTING ON TOP OF MY TOES, is the new (lost) fob. Now that means I put the sock on and and pedaled and wore it under my tennis shoes for almost two hours and didn't feel it in there? What the heck????
Ugh, its hard getting old
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Betty ROC good to see you post here!1
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