WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JULY 2018
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stats for the day:
another day of OT, no gym workout
same tomorrow
bike ride hm 2 gym, windy!- 7.31min, 12.5amph, 127mhr, 1.5mi= 64c
apple watch- 61c
bike ride gym 2 sumn sta- 49.54min, 125ahr, 149mhr, 14.3amph, 11.8mi= 451c
apple watch- 458c
jog sta 2 wk- 4.16min, 153mhr, 136ahr, 8.30min mi, .5mi= 58c
apple watch- 539c
jog wk 2 sumn sta- 4.16min, 151mhr, 8.30min mi, .4mi= 62c
apple watch- 56c
bike ride dome 2 hm-, windy!! 17.14min, 9amph, 160mhr, 2.5mi= 205c
apple watch- 145c
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Went to the deep water class today. The plan for tomorrow is to do Karen Voit’s Sleek Essentials DVD.
Kim – your goddaughter sounds like a very ambitious girl. You’re right, I don’t think that guy is going to be for her. How great that you were there for her!
Papisgirl and Susi (love the spelling of your name) and Jena – welcome!
Rebecca – so glad to hear that you’re doing well.
Exercised, then stopped at the Salvation Army. Got this set of Correlleware dishes (the bowls are so hard to come by) for Jess if she needs it. I have them in my dishwasher right now washing and when we go to storage to put her bed, we’ll put them in storage, too. It’s nice out today, much less humid, think I’ll go in the pool.
Tracey – unfortunately, they didn’t have what I am looking for. It seems that they only have a facebook page and there was one thing that I thought was interesting but there wasn’t any stock number or way to identify it. I wonder who made the mold? I asked the lady. Wonderful story about your walk
Karen in VA – happy birthday!
Jena – great weight loss
Vicki – my heart goes out to you. Join me in the “I’ve got sore knees from praying so much” group
Went in the pool, had dinner, then ceramics. Since they don’t have enough of the paint I need for the crab, I started on the flamingoes. They should go pretty fast, it’s mostly pink. Stopped at Lowes foods and then to pick up the umbrella I forgot. Now home, colored my roots, here and will probably watch a little TV then hit the hay.
Michele in NC
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Janet OKC: You look fabulous!!! :bigsmile:
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
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KarenVA- Happy Birthday! I hope you have a fantastic year!
Janetr - you look fantastic! I love your outfit!1 -
Janetr - Great look!
Got out of the house by 5.52 am. Beautiful run. I listened to True Colours and L'Aprés Midi d'une Faune.
True Colours is one of my favourite songs. I once taped it and sent it to a boyfriend. The colours I saw on my run were a woman running in hot orange trainers, a guy with a white beard driving a bright red VW Beetle, and the bright yellow of a patch of St John's Wort.
For the Debussy, I actually saw a deer on the road ahead of me. It trotted off into the copse.
I've washed my hair and I'm now to get ready and finish packing. DH is getting in some minutes in the exercise room.
Much love, Heather UK xxxxxxx
Sending love to Lisa and hoping all goes well tomorrow.2 -
Michele What is the pattern of the Corelle? I know you mentioned it once, but I don't remember.
Janetr You look absolutely fabulous! You must be so happy with your "second wind" success. Wowza!
Rye I think you are needing (((hugs))) the last couple of days. Sending them.
Thanks for the birthday wishes!
Karen in Virginia2 -
Karen you are awfully sweet. I hope you had a lovely birthday!
I’m just grumping in the mid of night due to some excruciating hot flashes. The weather here this week is not helping with daytime temps at 105+ degrees Fahrenheit. Even at 2:47 am right now the temp is 91 degree F.
Broken toe is putting halt to most cardio, schedule and inability to walk to work on my own time has made swim impossible. Wanting to eat but very little available calories.
And nothing new or interesting to add to conversations here.
So just lol
Warm thoughts for all you lovely ladies here,
Rye
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Janetr joining the chorus at how great you look!1
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Ugh! Totally forgot to save and lost my entire post! Will try again later! Happy birthday to Karen VA!!!
Had comments to nearly everyone and "poof!"; all gone. ttfn xoxoxo KJ2 -
Janet ~ You look great!
Rye ~ So sorry about the broken toe and the fact that it's keeping your from doing the activities you love to do.
Rita ~ Those photos of the canyons are amazing. You take great pictures.
Katla ~ Sounds like you and your husband are really enjoying refurbishing the RV.
Got into a fight with my DH last night and of course emotional eating led to an ice cream cone and potato chips!
He just can't get it into his head that the anger he displays while driving does not affect the other drivers...just me who has to listen to it. We had planned to take a 5 hr drive to go to the grand daughter's race meet next week end but I may cancel because it upsets me too much.
Carol in GA
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I am up load of laundry in the dryer and granddaughter is here..we have 2 nice days here but the next week will be solid rain.. which is no good... have to find someone to cover homeowners ins for my dads house, at least for a short term contract...and we have to go and walk Homer and Chester..1
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Pip ~ What a sad looking face he is wearing!2
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Mornin! Don’t want to jinx it, but another beautiful cool day here in NY. The squirrels started chewing into the attic again so we had our handyman back to put up amazing reinforcements. Only thing we noticed was a huddle of squirrels looking on sharpening their screwdrivers with a menacing grin we shall see who wins this time!
Off to exercise and run errands. Cheers
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Stationary bike, light effort (bicycling, cycling, biking) - 32 min
Walking, 12.5 mins per km, mod. pace - 22 min
Walking, upstairs - 4 flights
Tired, sore and achy today for some reason.
Machka in Oz3 -
Karen in NY - hope the squirrel problem gets fixed. I just thought of something. We use something called "Liquid Fence" at our house to keep bunnies from chewing on the trunks of newly planted trees, the garden, etc- and I mist it over the green bean plants and tree leaves to keep the deer away. It smells like rotten eggs when first applied. I get it by the gallon and it comes with an applicator - you can squirt a jet of this for quite a ways. I don't know if squirrels are deterred by rotten eggs but they might be....other thing would be wasp spray which squirts up to 20 feet, keep the wood where they are gnawing saturated with this stuff. It's nasty and if I were a squirrel I don't think I'd want to be chewing on wood saturated with that stuff. Yours might be kinky tho.
You and Katla have had quite an ordeal with unwanted varmints!
Rye - I am sending lots of COOL hugs your way. Those broken toes take their time, don't they, especially when we have to keep walking!
Janetr - Looking mahvelous! Thanks for poppin in and getting us caught up!
Carol - my DH used to be the worst like that too, especially in city and freeway traffic. I wonder if putting in earbuds and listening to music or watching a movie would help you?
Keep cool ladies!
Lanette
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Rye Ouch. Broken toes are such a nuisance. Makes me grateful for my pedestrian feet.
KarenNY We had a couple of very determined squirrels in our attic that we finally ousted with the help of a strobe light and a high frequency sound emitter that I found online (don't ask me - it's been too long ago). Once they vacated the premises, we tried steel wool, wood nailed over the entry points, and finally metal mesh over the gnawed areas. They had chewed on some wires that had to be replaced. Fire hazard! They ruined two kayaks we had tied up for the winter under our deck, chewed right through them. We have two outdoor rockers made from recycled milk jugs and they have gnawed on the arms until they are completely grooved. Very tenacious, adaptable little creatures. I just couldn't go with the exterminator, who wanted to charge a lot of money to put down sticky paper. I couldn't bear the thought of that. Most of the time the intruder is a pregnant female who is determined to find a safe place to nest.
Carol Your fight with your husband reminds me of an ad I saw on TV recently for our local weather and traffic channel, where some children are being interviewed, and one little boy reported that when his mom gets cut off in traffic, she calls the other driver a "knucklehead". Too bad your husband doesn't have a small child in the car with him...(((hugs))). I have noise canceling headphones so I would not give up my trip, but would don my headphones and listen to music, podcasts, etc. I hope you get to go. Maybe you could fly or take a train?
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Karen: I think I missed wishing you a happy birthday. Happy Birthday!
Lanette: We had terrible varmint problems winter before last when raccoons decided to move in under our house. Hopefully that will not happen again. We have serious heavy-duty metal vent covers to keep them out, now. :grumble: We had a swallow nest in our garage soffit a few years ago, but have that sealed up quite well now, too, and have also had yellow jacket nests in the past. I have some sympathy for the critters since humans are taking up so much land with our cities and towns, but not enough sympathy to sacrifice my home to them. :noway:
Allie: I've never heard of memory pillows like the ones you made with your dad's shirts. What a wonderful idea!
Carol in GA: Could you and DH take separate cars to see your DGD? The anger you are talking about when your DH drives sounds worrisome. I don't blame you for wanting to avoid riding with him. :noway:
NYKaren: We had heavy duty metal screens installed over every single vent under our house to deter raccoons. Nobody has gotten under there again. :noway: Critters were trying to den under our deck and we put packets of mothballs at the edges there. I staple them to the underpinnings of the deck. Nothing with fur wants to be anywhere they can smell those mothballs. I wonder whether something similar could work against your squirrels. Good luck.
JanetR: You look fabulous. If I've said it before, it bears repeating.
Rita: Your DH is quite the daredevil. I'm glad he wasn't hurt. :flowerforyou:
We are working on the curtains that hang in the bedroom of our Bounder. They need attention and we're having fun fixing them up. DH is the one with the upholstery skills.
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
The secret of getting ahead is getting started. - Mark Twain
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1948Peachy wrote: »Janet ~ You look great!
Rye ~ So sorry about the broken toe and the fact that it's keeping your from doing the activities you love to do.
Rita ~ Those photos of the canyons are amazing. You take great pictures.
Katla ~ Sounds like you and your husband are really enjoying refurbishing the RV.
Got into a fight with my DH last night and of course emotional eating led to an ice cream cone and potato chips!
He just can't get it into his head that the anger he displays while driving does not affect the other drivers...just me who has to listen to it. We had planned to take a 5 hr drive to go to the grand daughter's race meet next week end but I may cancel because it upsets me too much.
Carol in GA
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That is a hard battle to have, I had it for years. I feel for you. I hate driving with my husband. When my grandson was a baby, we were driving somewhere and he was raging at all the other drivers and of course only I could hear. He was just being a jerk. I finally said to him, you need to calm down. Shaking your fists at others, and passing them aggressively isn't safe. Not just in the immediate, but what if someone decides to do something in retaliation and I have the truck and the baby with me? I wouldn't know how to handle that, I don't have the driving experience and training that you have. Since I said that, I drive most everywhere now if we are going somewhere together. He still tries to get upset on my behalf if I'm cut off or something but I drive a marked company vehicle now with numbers all over it. I always remind him that my Boss will find out. He has calmed a lot now compared to even 2 or 3 years ago.
Tracey in Edmonton5 -
In the “learn something new every day” category:
Although I can not find a particularly academically rigorous source for the claims, it appears that a cat’s purr is in the same sound frequencies that researchers are currently looking at using therapeutically to treat astronaut bone density loss and muscle atrophy.
Now to figure out how to get Mr. Kidd Kirby to sit on my foot with the broken toe and purr.
Lol
Rye in Tx9 -
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Sleepy today. Another canyon pic
RV Rita
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Love that Mark Twain quote!!
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Katla What NYKAREN said.0
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Weigh your food, do not measure-weigh your food, dadgummit WEIGH your food!!!
Reading Dr. Mosely's blood sugar diet, on a whim I weighed the "teaspoon" of honey I add to my morning tea.
GAAUGGGHHHHH! It weighed in at a hefty 16 ml, a hair over 1 TABLESPOON equivalent. Double checked the next cup of tea. 14 ml. So my daily 4 teaspoons of honey have really been 4 TABLEspoons of honey, three times as much as I've logged.
Knowledge is power but in this case it's a real facer. Gonna consider going back to my cider vinegar, hot water, collagen protein and 1 TBSP honey breakfast drink then switch to good ol' H20 for the rest of the morning.
Fooey.
Only through pg 49 but had to post this and get it off my belly, uh, er, chest
pip "fired the gm" K-Rap! Yep that's one of the things, it means: OT instead of gym :sad:
Lanette, sorry you have me confused with someone who is succeeding at low carbs. Wish it were me but alas I'm so sweet addicted...
Allie have you given Alfie a Kong filled with melted cheese or peanut butter? Is he already crate trained? If not, putting him in one will be perceived as punishment. Better to start with the door open and yummy treats hidden inside. When he willingly goes in, give him lots of praise. Sorry to preach, you probably have all this down already
CJ and Mary (((hugs)))
Rita your day trip to area 51 sounds great... except for the "ET" burgers :sick:
Rebecca you look remarkably radiant for the ordeal you've been through. Brava for knowing your body well enough to talk the nurse through scar tissue to vein. :noway::sick: blearg.
Machka your title to the beautiful beach pic brought tears. Continued intentions of healing and strength to you both.
welcome papisgrl, Susi from WA.
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
60 g protein 15/18, meditate 10/18, walk one more step 10/18, knee exercises 10/18, walk Tumble 9/12 times, SWSY 0/6, hang up or purge art 0/14 -
I ran across this quote on another website:
"To succeed, you need to find something to hold on to, something to motivate you, something to inspire you."
Tony Dorsett
I'm not really sure what spoke to me about it, bit it grabbed me. Tony Dorsett, was a very famous football player, why? Because he was the best he could be at it playing football. I tried to think about what I am good at, certainly NOT good at everything, not really sure I'm GOOD at anything. When I thought about applying it to my daily life, I decided I can be the best ME I can be. That includes being healthy and happy. I'm not on a "diet". I'm never going to "get there" to be able to eat whatever I like or to quit exercising and moving each day. Why? Because this is not an "I've arrived" type of journey, this is a life time of being the healhiest, most energetic, mobile ME that I can be.
Sorry for the little soap box sermon. But heck with that being said, I just may try out for pro football 🏈 this fall. 💞
Thank you my dear friends for your kind and generous comments. I love you all. You too motivate me to be the best ME I can be.
Janetr OKC
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