WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JULY 2018
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1948Peachy wrote: »Barbie ~ I am wondering if perhaps you did not have your privacy settings activated on Facebook. I seldom get any of the type of posts that you mentioned.
Carol, I was thinking the same thing. I have the settings adjusted so I don't see posts I don't want to see. I have so many friends and relatives scattered across the country I would miss not seeing their photos, hearing about their new babies and their graduates, etc. It would be different if the only reason I had Facebook was to see an occasional photo from one friend. It wouldn't be worth it.
Karen in Virginia2 -
Commenting on the Facebook thing... Any time my Facebook "friends" number gets over 100, I start deleting people. Not sure why that's a thing for me, but I think it's the impossibility of having that many actual friends, in the more classic sense. At the moment, I have 112, and that's exceeding my comfort limit.
Of those hundred folks, there are at least 75 that I "Unfollow." In other words, they can still see my posts, which I use for communicating my blogs, mostly, but I don't see them in my news feed ever, unless they specifically tag me, which few people do. There are another dozen or so that I have paused for 30 days. I just checked, and there are only two out of that entire number that I am actually "following," which means I see everything they post.
When you look at any post on FB, you have the ability to select the dots at the top right of the post and either unfollow that person completely (but still keep them as a friend) or stop seeing their posts for 30 days at a time. You can also do this with most advertising and other posts that you just don't want to see.
The ones that I continue to see are mostly family and a few friends from here.
So, in other words, you can shape your Facebook feed to avoid those you just don't want to know that much about, while still seeing those you do.
Lisa in Arkansas4 -
Katla, I got a Facebook account a few years ago because my friend in California would suggest that I ask Jake to show me to pictures of her dogs that she had posted on Facebook. It made me feel like a child asking my dad for help so I got my own account. As with all Facebook, it snowballed into too many political statements and sad requests to find homes for abandoned animals. Before I closed my account, I e mailed my friend who posted the dog pictures and told her that I wouldn't be on Facebook and would appreciate her texting me an occasional cute picture of her dogs. She has done that.
Barbie
Really?? I've been on FB for a decade, and I don't think I've ever seen a request to find homes for abandoned animals. As for political statements, I just simply "unfollow" the few of my "friends" who post a lot of political stuff. I'm still "friends" with them ... I don't do the flouncing off and unfriending people thing ... but I might "unfollow" certain people for a while. I'll check on them now and then, and if they calm down and start posting more interesting stuff, I'll follow them again.1948Peachy wrote: »Barbie ~ I am wondering if perhaps you did not have your privacy settings activated on Facebook. I seldom get any of the type of posts that you mentioned.
+1 ... Yeah ... me neither.
I use my Facebook like a tool. I follow organisations of interest to me, and get updates and articles from them in my newsfeed. And some of my friends post updates too which are nice ... good way to keep in touch with family around the world.LisaInNCNow wrote: »Commenting on the Facebook thing... Any time my Facebook "friends" number gets over 100, I start deleting people. Not sure why that's a thing for me, but I think it's the impossibility of having that many actual friends, in the more classic sense. At the moment, I have 112, and that's exceeding my comfort limit.
Of those hundred folks, there are at least 75 that I "Unfollow." In other words, they can still see my posts, which I use for communicating my blogs, mostly, but I don't see them in my news feed ever, unless they specifically tag me, which few people do. There are another dozen or so that I have paused for 30 days. I just checked, and there are only two out of that entire number that I am actually "following," which means I see everything they post.
When you look at any post on FB, you have the ability to select the dots at the top right of the post and either unfollow that person completely (but still keep them as a friend) or stop seeing their posts for 30 days at a time. You can also do this with most advertising and other posts that you just don't want to see.
The ones that I continue to see are mostly family and a few friends from here.
So, in other words, you can shape your Facebook feed to avoid those you just don't want to know that much about, while still seeing those you do.
Lisa in Arkansas
Exactly!!
I have just over 100 friends. Roughly half of them are family and roughly half are cycling friends ... and there are a few others in there too.
FB allows me to group those people into categories, so I can just post so that only family or only cycling friends see a particular post.
You can also categorise people as close friends or acquaintances, so I see more of the close friends than acquaintances.
And, as I mentioned, the bulk of what I see in my newsfeed is the type of "news" I want to see from the organisations that interest me.
I think FB needs to be a bit more customisable, but it's not too bad. We do have some control over how we want to set it up and how we want to use it.
Machka in Oz
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Barbie I don't go to Facebook often. If all you want to do is see your friends pictures. You just go to your friend and her timeline to see them. I agree about the privacy settings. I also do not post any additional info about me. You had to give your birthday to join I did learn how to take that off by looking up directions on line.
It is a reminder that anything you post on a public sight anyone can see it. Margaret 6 -
margaretturk wrote: »Barbie I don't go to Facebook often. If all you want to do is see your friends pictures. You just go to your friend and her timeline to see them. I agree about the privacy settings. I also do not post any additional info about me. You had to give your birthday to join I did learn how to take that off by looking up directions on line.
It is a reminder that anything you post on a public sight anyone can see it. Margaret
Yes ... including this site here!
But also yes ... you can choose to leave a lot of information blank on FB. You do have some control over how you use it or what you do with it.
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1948Peachy wrote: »Barbie ~ I am wondering if perhaps you did not have your privacy settings activated on Facebook. I seldom get any of the type of posts that you mentioned. The same friend who posted cute pictures of her dogs also posted about political topics and shelter dogs needing a home. Other good friends posted pictures of their meals and reports of where they went to eat or shop. There was nothing that I found interesting. MFP is so much more interesting and meaningful 5
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AH, Facebook, lol. Love/hate relationship. I "follow" very few people, as I found the endless "lost dogs" and political nattering to be too much. The people I did follow often had angry "trolls" who were ready to proclaim the end of the world due to current politics in response to "we had a nice day at the lake", lol.
I found the solution is to use the "Block" feature. I am now up to nearly 50 persons who are blocked. So if they post their disruptive comments on a friend's page, it simply does not appear. Yet, responses to their comments does appear so makes for some entertaining one sided exchanges, lol.
And I have unfriended some, for the sake of my blood pressure. I can think of two of my classmates who are very talented artists and cabinet makers, they go on wonderful trips, have neat grandchildren, etc. Fun stuff to know about and I used to enjoy reading about it. Lately, when I check out their page, it's endless, mindless, blatantly inaccurate political memes - I am sorry their lives appear to have degenerated into the hate stage for all their friends to see. And these are folks on BOTH sides of the political spectrum who were in the top ten in my class! I don't want to see it. Buh -bye.
Good things about Facebook are the weather reports - I follow weather nation which gives videos of weather events across the country. Love seeing this without ads. We don't watch local or national news (isn't available through our Roku internet TV) so keep up on the news this way and our local newspaper has an online edition. My DH fills in the gap on national events with Bloomberg news which seems pretty fair and balanced. They mostly just give the facts and leave opinions aside, at least during the times he has it on.
If something interests me I can investigate it further online.
Lanette
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Yesterday missed all goals except walking Tumble and AF. Trying not to let perfect derail the good. Joe reported Tumble ate 1/3 of his cheeseburger, but refused dinner again so I'll watch her closely today and if she seems droopy will rush her off to the vet.
My friend who has suffered long and hard may now be a ventilator. Does anyone ever survive being ventilated? Getting facts long distance from him and his friend, both struggling with mental issues, is problematic. Left my number with the charge nurse, but thanks to HIPA she/they can't tell me anything. Florida is such a long way from Oregon.
CJ (((hugs))). Sharing our burdens helps. Glad you're back.
Heather tiny bites and baby steps. yeah!
KJ ditto, if we had the $$ would way rather pay someone to clean than grocery shop. No brainer. Double ditto horrified at thought of Joe doing the weekly grocery shopping, no produce and lots of canned corned beef hash and Donettes
NYKaren lovely daughter, wow 20? Thought she might be a high school exchange student What will she be studying abroad?
Rebecca (snort) thank you for the key to math word problems
Donna from Oak Park, better a week late than never!
Kylia well done for passing the baton, and for raising next generation willing to step up.
Lenora we'll miss you. Please return after taking all the time you need.
Kim, lovely cake, great steel wool vs squirrel tip!
Wendy and Tracey love the compassion over math. Alas afraid you got my compassion and I got your math, kinda. Geometry yes, makes sense to me. Algebra I have to relearn every time I need to use it. Pfaugh.
Barbie hoping Jake's follow up appt shows the odd blood test results are nothing serious. "MFP is so much more interesting and meaningful" thanks to YOU and the gals in this thread. Grateful to you all.
Carol and Karen in Va ditto about the FB privacy settings.
Lisa thanks so much for the details about unfollowing but keeping friends. I've always just ignored my newsfeed, using email alerts to check in on those I really wanted to. But I've been missing so much! Just enjoyed a few minutes newsfeed and now its time to stand UP, get DOWN on the floor and START my day.
Welcome AliceNov, let us know what you'd like to be called and generally where you are to help us keep you straight.
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
60 g protein 7/8, meditate 5/8, walk one more step 4/8, knee exercises 5/8, walk Tumble 5/8 times, SWSY 0/2, hang up or purge art 0/1
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I'm back from London. The temperature was down a few degrees, so it wasn't as bad as I had feared. The underground was HOT, but I didn't have many stops. The hospital was ok.
Lovely to see my friend, who continues to soldier on valiantly. She somehow keeps in good spirits. Nice to chat for a few hours while nurses do strange things to her. She likes to hold my hand for injections.
A good day.
I bought sushi to eat on the train home and after that I lay down on a triple seat for a nice rest. Thank goodness it was before the rush hour. :bigsmile:
Not logging food or lack of exercise today.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx5 -
I never had any desire to join Facebook. Neither did my husband. So we never did.
What surprised and still surprises me is the level of irritation and hostility our decision engenders. As if it is a personal affront to the person that we don’t Facebook. I’ve mostly managed to explain to family that security concerns and social and corporate dislike keep us away.
The most offended and hostile group, however are John’s friends. And they accept that John won’t Facebook as one of his eccentricities. It is me they blame (and it is blame) for the antisocial affront of not following their lives and sharing John’s life with them on Facebook. And oddly, John is also a bit irritated that I don’t do that too.
Me, I talk to my few friends, I stay in touch with the families (John’s and mine) and when John decides to drive to visit his lifelong friends (none of whom live in this city) I generally accompanied him. I certainly play host to his friends on several occasions throughout the year as some always seem to be driving through town.
But to these people I am John’s wife who they generally don’t even see or talk with. That is fine, truly except for John we don’t have much in common. But I don’t understand everyone’s expectation that I should share their lives and mine with them on Facebook just because they are friends with my husband. Not my job.
Sorry for the rant. I don’t ‘get’ Facebook. Many of those that enjoy it don’t ‘get’ me. Lol, just another day in the life...
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KJ & Barbara I would rather have help cleaning than shopping if everything were equal and I had the funds. But I don’t drive, so shopping can be a bigger deal to arrange when John is busy at work or out of town. And he hates grocery shopping, so it is becoming a big deal anyway.
I’ve seen the grocery pick-up services, but again, I’m not sure I’d want to allow someone else to pick my produce. So our latest arrangement is he drops me at the store, then he drives to a fast food place and picks up food and eats it in the car in the grocery store parking lot Then if I’m still in the store he’ll come in.
Unlike Machka’s mother, I’m not very organized with good lists etc., but we generally do this only once a week since John abhors it. So if I forget something, I generally just do without.
Big items, bulk staples like oatmeal, John’s coffeemate, paper towels, cokes and meat for instance are picked up in our Costco run. Every time John runs out of Coke Zero or coffee sweetener it’s time to go back to Costco lol.3 -
I never had any desire to join Facebook. Neither did my husband. So we never did.
What surprised and still surprises me is the level of irritation and hostility our decision engenders. As if it is a personal affront to the person that we don’t Facebook. I’ve mostly managed to explain to family that security concerns and social and corporate dislike keep us away.
The most offended and hostile group, however are John’s friends. And they accept that John won’t Facebook as one of his eccentricities. It is me they blame (and it is blame) for the antisocial affront of not following their lives and sharing John’s life with them on Facebook. And oddly, John is also a bit irritated that I don’t do that too.
Me, I talk to my few friends, I stay in touch with the families (John’s and mine) and when John decides to drive to visit his lifelong friends (none of whom live in this city) I generally accompanied him. I certainly play host to his friends on several occasions throughout the year as some always seem to be driving through town.
But to these people I am John’s wife who they generally don’t even see or talk with. That is fine, truly except for John we don’t have much in common. But I don’t understand everyone’s expectation that I should share their lives and mine with them on Facebook just because they are friends with my husband. Not my job.
Sorry for the rant. I don’t ‘get’ Facebook. Many of those that enjoy it don’t ‘get’ me. Lol, just another day in the life...
Rye
Wow. This right here is the emotional labor that women are expected to take on as their "role." Usually when you make it clear (in a friendly, warm way) that His Friends are His to maintain, the offended party suddenly sees the light.2 -
CJ, welcome back. I’m so sorry about your husband and your grandchild. Very sad!
KJ, we had our bathtubs reglazed as part of our remodel. It really made a difference. They had yellowed with age, and now they are a bright clean, white again. The guy that did ours charged $475 per tub. You do have to baby them a little in that you can’t use anything with a suction cup on them. The smell was horrendous for about 8 hours afterward, but it did dissipate.
NYKaren, I know you will miss your daughter, but what a great opportunity for her!
I went back to the gym today on the one month anniversary of my ankle break. Goodness, it felt good. I did 4 sets of 12 each of seated row narrow, seated row wide, lat pull down narrow, lat pull down one arm at a time. Dumb bell Dead lifts, bent over row with bar, preacher curls, and hammer curls.
I also took to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore: granite counter and sink, vanity mirror, vanity light fixture, shower curtain set and rod, and a variety of other household items I’ve decluttered. That also felt good to get it gone. We took the leftover Sheetrock yesterday to our son’s. He wanted it to repair his laundry room wall. The garage looks so much better.
The math meme made me twitch. You know I love me some word problems. Michelle, people do call me occasionally to ask me how to do a math problem they need for various home improvement projects. Without fail, it requires computing the hypotenuse of a right triangle. You are correct that it is a^2 + b^2 = c^2. That is actually very useful information.
Re Facebook, it does annoy me but I’m not ready to give it up. I do unfollow people that drive me crazy or I’m not really interested in and have no qualms about reporting certain ads as spam. I don’t feel the need to report on every aspect of my life, but it does help me stay in touch with cousins and such.
My appointment with the surgeon for the second opinion on my breast is tomorrow. That should be interesting. Not!
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Happy Monday ladies!
I read (heavily skimmed, lol) Michael Mosley's 8 Week Blood Sugar Diet book yesterday. Some takeaways as far as blood sugar (and true to some extent for weight loss in general):- Losing weight rapidly is good for the blood sugar - and his research indicates a person who loses rapidly is more apt to keep it off. Quite different than what I'd been taught.
- Move as much as possible. A person who stands while at the computer, for example, burns a lot more glucose. He said to aim for an hour or more. Don't sit still for over 30 minutes.
- His ideas for a Mediterranean diet just about match the way I like to eat, and I took the online test which indicated I'd do well with a 5:2 eating plan. 5 days of lower carb Mediterranean -note, not LOW carb - just cutting out "white" starches (potatoes, rice, white flour) and simple sugars and eating more eggs, whole dairy, green veggies, organic meats, beans, lentils, nuts and seeds, low glycemic fruits such as berries. Then 2 days (any 2 days I wish) of 800 low-carb calories.
Again, this appeals to me and my circumstances and might not be applicable in everyone's situation. Our bodies and metabolisms and methods are different - and if what you are doing works, you have my applause and support!!
I'm anxious to run this by my doc tomorrow.
Oh, I forgot to mention - a Facebook feature I use all the time is messaging. Many of my friends no longer use regular email, so even on days I don't check out my favorite groups (mostly fitness and gardening) I connect with folks in this way. It's kind of a pain so the messages are kept short, lol.
Have a great day!
Lanette
SW WA State
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Heather my heart goes out to you. My BFF held my hand during blood transfusions, she later often recalled my presence made a huge difference to her, especially during a really rough one. Sadly I didn't remember, guess I was just consumed with worry at the time.
Rye sounds to me like John's friends are channeling their frustration with his quirk on to you as a handy target. John's irritation is particularly frustrating. He should pull up his big boy pants and either do his own FB or tell his friends HE won't and won't ask you to do something he won't. Glad you know it's not your job.
Just had to pop in with this. Guess the few ounces of protein she DOES eat are enough for now.
https://youtu.be/Ds7htFPTo4s
and this is Tumble at 4 months.
https://www.facebook.com/barbarajeankennedy.williams/videos/902421363152270/Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
60 g protein 7/8, meditate 5/8, walk one more step 4/8, knee exercises 5/8, walk Tumble 5/8 times, SWSY 0/2, hang up or purge art 0/1
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Facebook: The only people I really follow are my family members and one long time friend plus a few people from MFP. I love being able to see pics that family has posted and I post pics of my grand kids. I do not live close to most of my relatives so it is really nice to see what is going on in their lives. I never post rants or political opinions. I figure none of that is anyone else's business.
Rye: I am sorry you have folks who make you feel bad for not joining Facebook. My husband is not on it but enjoys seeing the funny blurbs my sister posts (the ones of pets being cute) and the pics of the family.
YouTube: I have just recently discovered it. Didn't realize you could get so much information about exercise and health there as well as How To's about almost everything that is not working. Love the 60's music too.
Carol in GA4 -
Just finished typing to you when DH got a phone call on his mobile. This is unusual in itself. It was the wife of one of his very best friends to tell him that his friend had died fairly suddenly of rampant bowel and liver cancer.
This was his best friend all through uni and the friend was his best man. They lost touch for a while, as men are inclined to do, because the friend was researching out of the country, but in the last few years they have been back in touch and we have had several lovely visits. He was a very intelligent and charming man. He wrote seminal books on the Dead Sea Scrolls and was an expert on the archeology of the Middle East.
Poor DH was shocked and tearful. He talked to the wife for quite a long time. Then we had an alcoholic drink and decided to go to the local pub for our evening meal where he had a beer and fish and chips. I had prawns and squid. AF drink.
He is still processing. He is going to email a tribute and some memories of their youth together to the wife. The wife is his second, much younger than him, and just beginning to think about retirement and what they could enjoy together. We only met her once, briefly.
Definitely makes you think about making the most of the time you have.
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Mmm, last comment on Facebook. My first marriage taught me that standing in the middle of my husband's relationships with friends or family was possibly the most thankless task in the known world. The current and final husband was informed early that I don't do that anymore.
And, because I'm a woman of my word, when I would see pictures of our grandson that my daughter posted, I wouldn't offer to show them to my husband. I generally try to use my powers for good, but occasionally I violate that policy. So, when he got tired of me saying, "Did you see the pic of Haley that Kelsey posted?" he got his own Facebook account. The few of the family that are willing to ask if Corey has seen or noticed something get the pat answer, "You'd have to ask him."
Later,
Lisa5 -
Wheat and corn small street taco size tortillas, turkey, pepper jack cheese, tomatoes for lunch today! Yum!
Gym was nice today, one of the managers there, asked how I was. She had asked my husband where I was during my vertigo time. Its sweet to be missed! I feel validated when people have paid attention to my bumblings around this world. Is that wrong? I used to leave notes to no one, when I lived by myself. In case someone missed me, they would know where to look! I would return, and throw away the note. Silly huh?!
Everyone have a nice day all!
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Heather, I'm so sorry for your DH's loss, and yours.
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Lol, my stock answer is “I haven’t asked him” when people ask me about things they need to ask John himself.LisaInNCNow wrote: »Mmm, last comment on Facebook. My first marriage taught me that standing in the middle of my husband's relationships with friends or family was possibly the most thankless task in the known world. The current and final husband was informed early that I don't do that anymore.
And, because I'm a woman of my word, when I would see pictures of our grandson that my daughter posted, I wouldn't offer to show them to my husband. I generally try to use my powers for good, but occasionally I violate that policy. So, when he got tired of me saying, "Did you see the pic of Haley that Kelsey posted?" he got his own Facebook account. The few of the family that are willing to ask if Corey has seen or noticed something get the pat answer, "You'd have to ask him."
Later,
Lisa
Thanks for the Facebook sympathy, I did just figure out part of what is happening. Most of these friends are John’s college friends and MANY of them are women. These women are now married and are responsible for the family (and husband’s) social lives and interaction. I believe the irritation and hostility I experience is projection. I will endeavor to dismiss it with a kind thought for them.
As for John, occasionally he realizes that while he is blessed with an unconventional woman as a wife, there is also some ‘wifely’ tasks I don’t do. I’m just particularly aware of it at the moment because I made all the Chicago trip arrangements (It is MY father we are mainly going to see, after all) but have left the contacting and making plans with Chicago based friends (his friends) up to him. As time is getting short and nothing has been done he is getting irritated to realize I’m not going to give in on this one. If he wants us to see these people, he’s going to have to set it up. He is pouting a bit. Lol
Rye
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Rye - I love it! I too don't make plans for my hubs to catch up with "his" friends. I will mention to him that he might want to set something up if we are going to be in their area, and then it is up to him. I do make 99% of our travel plans, but then again, I only work a couple of days a week so I don't feel it is a hardship on me at all.
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Heather sorry for your DH loss. It is a shock.0
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Hi Sisters, it's rainy, cold and gray here-midwinter. I've been keeping the fire going and making hearty warming meals for myself and hubby. So good to be retired and able to stay at home to do these things.
My roundpen fencing is completed. Now I am going to use it as my gymnasium for the next few months. I will be wheelbarrowing heavy loads of topsoil out of the roundpen and over to my veggie garden. Then I will spread some fine sandy soil (called shellrock here) as the base so the horses will have a dry surface where they won't slip as I train them.
I am heading into town today for the first time in five days, to pick up a prescription and run some errands. I have finally managed to get my doctor to prescribe natural progesterone cream for me. It was a battle! He was totally ignorant for why I actually might need it and then said that it wasn't "on the list" of things he could prescribe. Luckily, I had a bit of knowledge and I told him that my friend's doctor had prescribed it for her and even though it wasn't "on the list" it could be compounded by a pharmacist in town. I told him who my friend's doctor was and he said, "Oh, she's an American Doctor, that explains why" I had to laugh. Obviously he thinks American women are different to New Zealand ones, or something. Anyway, I just thought to myself, maybe he will be more willing to help other women now that he has learned something new about hormones...
Heather, sorry to hear about your husband's friend passing. We went to a funeral this week for our neighbour who died of bowel cancer that spread. He only found out he had it 8 weeks ago. He was 32 years old and left a wife, a 2 year old and new baby behind. Bowel cancer is particularly hard to treat. Much better to avoid getting it. I recommend studying books like "How Not To Die" by Dr. Michael Gregor. I sure as heck don't want to get bowel cancer. Wendy
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KetoneKaren wrote: »1948Peachy wrote: »Barbie ~ I am wondering if perhaps you did not have your privacy settings activated on Facebook. I seldom get any of the type of posts that you mentioned.
Carol, I was thinking the same thing. I have the settings adjusted so I don't see posts I don't want to see. I have so many friends and relatives scattered across the country I would miss not seeing their photos, hearing about their new babies and their graduates, etc. It would be different if the only reason I had Facebook was to see an occasional photo from one friend. It wouldn't be worth it.
Karen in Virginia
I am with you two, I have very strict privacy settings on my facebook account. My career has been in management and I would be very uncomfortable having staff find me on there. I come from a large extended family and live far away now, so this is how I keep connected and caught up in everyone's lives. I too get tired of the political and posts I don't agree with but I just hide the original poster from my newsfeed. I even have some friends that share too much hidden from my newsfeed.4 -
Yesterday missed all goals except walking Tumble and AF. Trying not to let perfect derail the good. Joe reported Tumble ate 1/3 of his cheeseburger, but refused dinner again so I'll watch her closely today and if she seems droopy will rush her off to the vet.
My friend who has suffered long and hard may now be a ventilator. Does anyone ever survive being ventilated? Getting facts long distance from him and his friend, both struggling with mental issues, is problematic. Left my number with the charge nurse, but thanks to HIPA she/they can't tell me anything. Florida is such a long way from Oregon.
CJ (((hugs))). Sharing our burdens helps. Glad you're back.
Heather tiny bites and baby steps. yeah!
KJ ditto, if we had the $$ would way rather pay someone to clean than grocery shop. No brainer. Double ditto horrified at thought of Joe doing the weekly grocery shopping, no produce and lots of canned corned beef hash and Donettes
NYKaren lovely daughter, wow 20? Thought she might be a high school exchange student What will she be studying abroad?
Rebecca (snort) thank you for the key to math word problems
Donna from Oak Park, better a week late than never!
Kylia well done for passing the baton, and for raising next generation willing to step up.
Lenora we'll miss you. Please return after taking all the time you need.
Kim, lovely cake, great steel wool vs squirrel tip!
Wendy and Tracey love the compassion over math. Alas afraid you got my compassion and I got your math, kinda. Geometry yes, makes sense to me. Algebra I have to relearn every time I need to use it. Pfaugh.
Barbie hoping Jake's follow up appt shows the odd blood test results are nothing serious. "MFP is so much more interesting and meaningful" thanks to YOU and the gals in this thread. Grateful to you all.
Carol and Karen in Va ditto about the FB privacy settings.
Lisa thanks so much for the details about unfollowing but keeping friends. I've always just ignored my newsfeed, using email alerts to check in on those I really wanted to. But I've been missing so much! Just enjoyed a few minutes newsfeed and now its time to stand UP, get DOWN on the floor and START my day.
Welcome AliceNov, let us know what you'd like to be called and generally where you are to help us keep you straight.Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
60 g protein 7/8, meditate 5/8, walk one more step 4/8, knee exercises 5/8, walk Tumble 5/8 times, SWSY 0/2, hang up or purge art 0/1
Do you ever really use algebra? I think I have needed to use it once since I was out of school LOL
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