WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR AUGUST 2018
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Hey, just a thought I wanted to add about turmeric. I started giving it to the 'dream horse' that I bought for my daughter, right before she ran away from home. It was a pink- nosed Pinto that got badly sunburned and blistered all over her nose the first summer. I wanted to help her avoid the pain the next summer. She was a huge, part draft horse and could hold her nose way out of my reach when I tried to put sun lotion on her. Another option was a halter with a nose shade but I don't like to leave halters on my horses in the paddock as they can get caught up and choked or they rub the hair off and make sores. So I researched on the net and read somewhere that adding turmeric to the food would stop sunburn. So I tried it on the pinto and she never got another sunburn on her delicate nose. I was very impressed and started taking it myself for the same reason, as I am fair skinned and my grandfather, a redhead, died of skin cancer, and my mother has already had cancer cut out of her nose...I burn easily. Or,rather, I used to burn easily. Now that I take turmeric I have never burned again. And I haven't used suncream ever since I started using turmeric. Here's a great website of information for those who are interested in the many, many benefits of taking turmeric: http://www.ayurvedacollege.com/articles/students/turmeric Wendy3
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That's very informative Wendy! Thanks!!! I have never thought about it in that wsy. I just knew it helped my MIL with her arthritis. I pretty much use turmeric and cayenne pepper on all my foods!
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Went to ACMoore for the needlenight, then went to Aldi because Vince needed milk for tomorrow and I was right by Aldi.
Lanette – if you find those toilet lights, please let me know where you found them. That’d be a great gift for Vince! I found this on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/16-Color-Motion-Activated-Toilet-Nightlight/dp/B073TBP1D5/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1533865455&sr=8-7&keywords=toilet+lights+inside+toilet+glow+bowl Beth – is this the one?
Michele in NC
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Hello, everyone. My story is similar to many of yours. My husband passed away 6 1/2 years ago. After 3 years, I finally accepted and tried to move on by taking his clothing to a nearby organization where they could be used. Shortly after my husband passed away, I decided I, too, had to get the sugar back under control as I'm Type 2. My weight gain had reached 215. Committed myself to exercising again (hubby and I exercised 3 times a week because of his health needs). Was successful getting my weight down to 175. Then my sister (only living sibling) became ill. She lived 126 miles away. A promise to my Dad while I was caring for him that he should not worry about my baby sister because I would make sure she was OK. Drove that 126 miles weekly for 2 years and then she sold her home and moved to my hometown to make it easier on the both of us. Five months after she moved, she passed away in September 2017. Two months after she passed away, I had a total knee replacement. It has been a tough time trying to deal with her passing and my inability to be as active as I've been in the past. When the scales tipped to my old weight, I promised myself it would off. This weight gain has caused a lot of swelling that is definitely uncomfortable. As you will read in this message, I'm definitely depressed. It will pass I know; however, the fact that you are all here to encourage and support will make this journey so much easier.
Thanks from my heart,
HappyJoGardener
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Turmeric is not a taste I like much outside of Indian dishes but I found one terrific use for it - my most days glass of tomato juice (which the way I drink it is actually a Bloody Mary without the vodka). I add a big dash of turmeric to this and the flavors are very complimentary.
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I just got this from my 17 yo granddaughter showing me her new hair color. She had it teal green for the past couple of months. She'll be a senior in high school this year.
Janetr OKC
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My latest work.
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Penny the rainbow is spectacular. Thank you
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KetoneKaren wrote: »Machka You live on Tasmania! How interesting!
My husband is Tasmanian (Australian, of course, but born and raised in Tasmania) and we've been here (back here, for him) for 5 years. Before that we lived in Victoria, north of Melbourne.
For reference ... Hobart to Launceston is 200 km (124 miles)
The rainbow photo was Penny's ... way, way up north (Norway?)
This is a collection of mostly Tasmanian photos, with a few in other parts of Australia ...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/machka-bb/collections/72157644517168953/
Machka in Oz
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Machka - Thanks for all the info. DH has a brother out in Australia. He went out there in the 70s and stayed. He used to live north of Adelaide, but is now out on the nearby peninsula at Moonta. After we married in Nov 2003 we went on a trip to see his brother in early 2004. Landed st Sydney, spent a week there with a friend, flew to Melbourne, spent a week there with a friend, then drove to Adelaide along the coast road. (2/3 days) Spent 4 weeks around there, including 2 weeks all by ourselves in their house near the beach at Moonta on the peninsula. Took a lot of trips out to wine growing areas from Adelaide.
I would have loved to visit Tasmania, mainly for the wildlife and scenery, which has featured on tv. I would think a reliable guide is in order for exploring. DH's uncle lived there for a long time, having emigrated out there in the 50s for work on the £10 ticket. He is now in his 90s and lives in Adelaide.
Currently, going to Australia is a bit more problematic, due to family tensions. The brother is not in DH's good books, for good reasons. They do email each other, but it is troubling. I would love to go again, but it might not happen. I know the drought situation is very bad in many areas.
Thanks everyone for keeping your fingers crossed. It all fell through at this stage last time, so we are holding our breath. I was awake in the night.
Allie - I feel your pain!
Lanette - We live in a 6 bedroom house, so we won't be doing it ourselves. :noway: The removers are estimating one huge truck and one smaller one and two days to pack. We are having them pack up this end and will take our time unpacking at the other. I hope DH will not over exert himself when we get there. I don't want injuries. We will both have to be sensible, patient and very careful. I haven't moved myself since my early twenties and would not risk my health now. Too much to lose. I do not want back/shoulder/leg injuries.
Having my hair "wet cut" today. It may be the last time I see my favourite hairdresser who I've known for over seven years. She was just a young girl when we moved here. Now she is a mother and I am a grandmother.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
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Machka [/b]- I am so proud of you continuing with your schooling during your DH's recovery and graduation coming soon!! Yes, photos or video's please! I was elated to hear he baked you a birthday cake!! Happy Birthday if I forgot to wish you one earlier!
It was my husband's birthday ... I was all set to buy or bake a cake for him, but he wanted to do it. In Australia, it seems that people often bake their own cakes.wildhorsewendy wrote: »Machka, I am so inspired by you and how you have persevered towards your goals despite the most daunting personal setback and obstacles in your path. I wonder if the university will have an online link so we can watch you on the stage?How wonderful it would be if we could watch M on stage! I never thought the college might have an online feed, but that would be great! M – find out. I for one would love to see it.
Thanks ... and I've started a thread in our 50+ group.
M in Oz
Oh BTW - just a technicality ...
In Australia a college is Grade 12 or Grades 11 and 12. Or sometimes a "Technical College" where you might learn a trade.
I'm in a University, where one would acquire a Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, PhD, or levels in between. I'm halfway in between a Bachelor's and Master's right now.
Machka in Oz
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Janet, your granddaughter is a model and your artwork is fantastic. How are the sales going in that shop? I bet they are selling like hotcakes.0
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Machka, I just went and looked for the link you said you posted in a 50+ group. I searched on the messageboard area, put in "50+" but nothing else came up. How do we go about finding this link? I see no reason why you can't post the link right here on this thread. The only links that are not allowed are ones that are advertising/profit making for someone (potentially blogs) and other competing websites to MFP, otherwise, my understanding is that links are A-okay. Am I correct in saying this, Barbara? Wendy0
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wildhorsewendy wrote: »Machka, I just went and looked for the link you said you posted in a 50+ group. I searched on the messageboard area, put in "50+" but nothing else came up. How do we go about finding this link? I see no reason why you can't post the link right here on this thread. The only links that are not allowed are ones that are advertising/profit making for someone (potentially blogs) and other competing websites to MFP, otherwise, my understanding is that links are A-okay. Am I correct in saying this, Barbara? Wendy
We're not allowed identifying links like FB either. But go to Groups and it's there.0 -
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Sorry can't resist. Just received this from DDIL on the first day of their holiday in France. They've house swapped with another family. It's raining over here, so I think they've got the best of the bargain!
Missing them like mad!
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
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wildhorsewendy wrote: »Machka, I just went and looked for the link you said you posted in a 50+ group. I searched on the messageboard area, put in "50+" but nothing else came up. How do we go about finding this link? I see no reason why you can't post the link right here on this thread. The only links that are not allowed are ones that are advertising/profit making for someone (potentially blogs) and other competing websites to MFP, otherwise, my understanding is that links are A-okay. Am I correct in saying this, Barbara? Wendy
We're not allowed identifying links like FB either. But go to Groups and it's there.
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morning friends
finally fell asleep after taking melatonin...im up and have laundry going will take Alfie for a walk, then walk the boys, then feed my DFIL and then to the funeral..
I will need you all in my pocket monday morning, going in front of a judge ,with no legal representation against the reverse mortgage lawyers.. just going to plead my case and tell them we are trying our darndest to get it cleaned and on the market. I fear it wont work and they will just take it. I am tired of the stress of all this, have had no vacation and all the time I have used has been for court.. I can't wait to get 2018 behind me.
sorry for venting and having a pitty party .. ill cork it now ...7
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