WOMEN AGES 50 + FOR FEBRUARY 2018

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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,355 Member
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  • sdjm62
    sdjm62 Posts: 72 Member
    :)<3
  • janetr7476
    janetr7476 Posts: 4,001 Member
    skuehn48 wrote: »
    Hi all: Good day today. Took DH to community breakfast at the Senior Center. He has not been since his knee replacement. He loves to have breakfast out, not me but it is his thing so I took him. Did some shopping with my DD for the new puppy. She is coming from Parker, CO so we needed a soft-sided carrier. PetCo price matched so we got a deluxe carrier for 29.99 that was priced 59.99. Yeah for deals. Have to take DD to the airport at 3:00am
    tomorrow morning. Well if you have to drive through Seattle that is probably a good time.



    Everyone take care, Sue in WA

    Sue, my oldest daughter lives in Parker, CO :)

    Janetr OKC
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,687 Member
    Sunday --

    Final project day!

    We got out for a quick, short bicycle ride. I wasn't sure if I should take the time, but I do seem to find that it helps me think, relax, process, etc. when I take an exercise break in the fresh air.

    Distance: 29.25 km
    Elevation: 175 m
    Moving Time: 1:27:05
    Elapsed Time: 1:28:39
    Estimated Avg Power: 73W
    Speed: Avg: 20.2 km/h | Max: 30.6 km/h


    Then a quick grocery shop ... my husband and I shop together. Always have. We each have things we like and we share some things. We each make our own breakfasts, lunches and snacks and often have quite different things then. My husband usually makes dinner and then we'll usually have much the same food.

    This evening, my husband made one of his favourites and although it doesn't hit my top 5, it is up there for me as well ... roast chicken with roast veggies. Yum! :love: There's a garden on the orchard property, so he's been bringing home heaps of fresh veggies and we both figured that doing a roast chicken dinner would be a good way to start using them before they go off.

    I noticed he bought grated cheese which is a good indication that he'll do baked potatoes later this week. :)


    And now I'm in the last few hours of working on this project. 3 hours to go will 11:55 pm when I will need to submit it. I very much doubt it will be "done" ... there is just so much to this data analysis business ... but I'm hoping it will be done enough to get me a reasonable mark. My report is 31 pages now. Plus I need to submit my code (which is enormous) and a "Read Me" file (which is a little odd ... not sure why we need that, but whatever).


    Machka in Oz
  • spikeyhair
    spikeyhair Posts: 2,078 Member
    Kate UK <3
  • KetoneKaren
    KetoneKaren Posts: 6,412 Member
    edited February 2018
    "There is no future in your past"

    <3
  • SophieRosieMom
    SophieRosieMom Posts: 3,701 Member
    B)
  • KetoneKaren
    KetoneKaren Posts: 6,412 Member
    Michele

    My word for 2018 is "Pluck"

    Definition: spirited and determined courage (not Heather's sheep pluck, LOL!)

    Karen in Virginia
  • cityjaneLondon
    cityjaneLondon Posts: 12,786 Member
    Terry - I've been meaning to ask you, how do you clean your intricate silver jewelry? Can you recommend a product and method? Thanks.

    Heather UK xxxxxxx
  • barbiecat
    barbiecat Posts: 17,251 Member
    :)Machka, my husband and I grocery shop together. We laughingly refer to our lists of "husband chow" and "wife chow". We fix most of our own food. We eat our midday meal together and usually eat the same food, but sometimes that meal is "find it and fix it". On the three days I dance in the mornings, Jake fixes the meal.

    :)Lisa, we live in an older manufactured home in a 55+ park. I never thought I'd like a manufactured home, but we love it. Good luck in your search for a home.

    <3 Barbie
  • auntiebk
    auntiebk Posts: 2,619 Member
    Forever home: ours is an '80s vintage doublewide on a knoll in 15 vertical acres of evergreen woods with a tiny peek at the ocean down the powerline easement. Love the location, not loving the doublewide, everything feels so insubstantial. Hate hate HATE the electric stove. Hoping to do a major remodel (floors, kitchen, paint, maybe bathrooms) in phases starting this or next year. Must get my $$ ducks in a row and also persuade Joe to accept the fact and go camping during the action. Wish me luck?

    Barbie what causes the water to go out in your neighborhood?
    Lanette think of you every time I use the green store balm on my aching joints;)
    Shirlee welcome! Resonate with your goals. ;)
    Evie realtor who didn't see/read the sign. I get so annoyed folks who don't bother to read or follow rules, especially professionals. You'd think they'd know how important courtesy and consideration are to their business if not to their karma.
    Becca "mentally rent" good solution. Charlie looks a little grumpy... but Thomas and Katie were obviously sweet loves ;) Your lunch looks great except for the tomatoes ;P Love the bathroom scale decor. Walking path looks like it could be creepy like the apple orchard in Wizard of Oz... ;)
    Allie sending good thoughts for your son's possible cat friendly apartment.
    Beth likewise sending good thoughts for solution to your son's living arrangements.
    Rita 11,000 steps? Very well done!
    Janetr LOL, reminds me of a reader's digest snippet: gal was mixing fertilizer, supplements etc into a bowl of potting soil with a big tablespoon and you can guess the rest ;)
    Machka clipped on one side, free on the other, brilliant solution!
    Joyce so glad to hear the coldness is leaving your had/fingers. Trinity is lucky her Gran loves her enough to do her laundry when the time comes ;)
    Sue in WA great deal and right about driving through Seattle time. Please post pics?

    New insight to incorporate into my commandments: Do it now, say it later.

    Oops, forgot to set timer ;)
    Mindful hugs to all,
    desismileys_4280.gifBarbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
  • langman22
    langman22 Posts: 786 Member
    Happy Sunday,

    Heather, I keep my jewelry in individual plastic bags. This will keep them from tarnishing. If you have something that is already tarnished I use a polishing cloth. You can also get from a jewelry store a liquid jewelry cleaner that you dip the jewelry in which works pretty good. I use something by Connoisseurs. I’d ask at a good jewelry store in your area.

    Machka, I’m sure you did great on the report.

    Lisa, I think about what I’m going to want for my last home. I definitely want a room for crafts. I’d also like a kitchen with a lot of counter space, 1 floor and a garage. I’d like a townhouse even though they are not 1 floor . I don’t want to think about repairs and upkeep that comes with owning a house. But DH is pretty much set against a townhouse. He doesn’t want to be that close to his neighbors which I get . What will determine everything is how much we can get for our house.

    No real plans for today except to work on taking some jewelry pictures.

    Hugs, Terry
  • kevrit
    kevrit Posts: 4,387 Member
    Sitting here trying to get motivated. Split my walk into 3 shorter walks throughout the day, about 20 min each which is a mile each. Made the day fly by! Goal is three miles a day per my HealthCoach. I can easily do it this way.

    RV Rita in Columbus NM

    Ps. Could never stay in RV or trailer parks. Sites way too close together. Love the state parks and the site we have now. Lots of space.
  • Katla49
    Katla49 Posts: 10,385 Member
    Terry: We live in a townhouse and so do DS and DDIL. Noise from neighbors has not been a problem for either of us. When we lived in a neighborhood of single family homes the neighbor on our right had a barking dog kenneled right next to the fence and only about 10-15 feet from our bedroom wall. Our current home is a townhouse. Both of our homes were built well and we've heard more noise from our neighbor across the walkway than we have ever heard from the unit that shares a wall with us except when a family with screaming teenager girls lived there years ago. The ex husband across the sidewalk from us liked loud music and partying. The current significant other is a great guy. Like anything else, the quality of construction varies by the builder and you have to be observant. I'd also spend a little time in any neighborhood I was considering to see what kind of traffic there is, whether people walk confidently through the area, and things like that. Things that I find as negatives are busy streets and noise. Loud neighbors and partying are also negatives and I suspect you'd have to check that out in the evenings. Good luck with finding the right "last home."

    Katla
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,355 Member
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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,355 Member
    finally sold our lot by the ocean.. going 2 take a day off on fri to spend the weekend there and bring back what we want and throw what we aren't going t bring back and leave the rest there. gonna have a big final fire w/the kids
  • SophieRosieMom
    SophieRosieMom Posts: 3,701 Member
    Rita - where do you walk? Are there established paths/trails in the park? I like to imagine myself walking with you and seeing some new scenery - other than the green I see here every day. B) Do you plan to come north when summer arrives?

    Lisa     - DH and I purchased a lot with some acreage in a farm neighborhood a few years ago, thinking when we are tired of "suburbia", it might be a place to put a small retirement home. What we didn't check on was the internet. Now, we find there's no fiber running up that road, so people that live on it have to depend totally on spendy satellite. We are used to high speed internet, fairly inexpensive, through the phone line. (Of course, technology changes and might be very affordable in a few years.) Depending on your needs, that might be something to add to your list when you find your forever home.

    We had a knock on the door yesterday - a gal with questions about the home for sale next door. We only talked for a couple minutes (I had supper coming out of the oven), but she told me some of the just plain WRONG info the realtor told her. I answered her questions as best I could and gave her our email address. I am hoping she emails me so I can advise her more about the neighborhood, especially the covenants against noise. We have large lots here and folks with kids might be tempted to let them ride noisy motorbikes around. Covenants prohibit that, but it's not really enforceable, meaning the county sheriff and code enforcement don't do much if it's not breaking the county rules about loud noise.

    Barbara in OR - can you hear the ocean when you stand in your yard? Even taking into account an older home that needs updating, your location sounds wonderful and I'll bet that was big part of your decision to move there. <3

    It's a warm and rainy day morning, I'm hoping to get at least a small walk in.

    Have a good day, ladies!

    Lanette
    SW WA State
  • ryenday
    ryenday Posts: 1,540 Member
    edited February 2018
    2018 is not starting out the healthiest year we’ve had. Hubby still has ear clogged and sniffling up a storm and I got a throat tickle 3 days ago which turned into a scratchy throat and today it is coughing and no voice. Sigh.

    a cuddly cat says “stay in bed with me, mommie”:
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