WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR SEPTEMBER 2018

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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,356 Member
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  • lilnoramitchellandre
    lilnoramitchellandre Posts: 144 Member
    Rebecca - My little office area looks like your middle son's room. Lenora
  • skuehn48
    skuehn48 Posts: 3,072 Member
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  • barbiecat
    barbiecat Posts: 17,251 Member
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  • exermom
    exermom Posts: 6,556 Member
    Did Jillian Michael’s No More Trouble Zones DVD. The plan for tomorrow is to do a Body Flow DVD (I believe this is pilates – or else it’s yoga)

    M – I’m so sorry to hear that you are in such pain. Glad the doctor is attending to at least an infection. If it turns out that it isn’t an infection, I’m sure she’ll then attack the possibility of TMJ. I’m sure you’ll get an answer pretty soon. Until then, I’m so sorry you have to be in such pain. Hopefully, it IS an infection and an antibiotic will take care of it so you’ll be out of pain.

    Allie – when they do the house inspection, I would think that the fact that electrical work is need would come out. Then again, the inspector told us that one of the outlets was a GFI and it turns out that it wasn’t

    Made avocado cookies for the husband of the gal whose house I play mahjongg at. His birthday was last week but they were out of the country and I won’t see him until this Monday. He’s a chemical engineer and Jess was getting rid of this apron that had the periodic table on it so I’m going to give that to him. I’m thinking that he’ll like it.

    Did a load of laundry. Now I have to put it all away. Also making a cake for Pete’s birthday next week. I’m going to TRY to make it into the shape of a boat. Who knows if the post office will get it there in tact (I doubt it) so I’m going to take a picture of it before I send it.

    Katla – BDS = bone density scan. I do hope your accountant is able to help you.

    Strung some more popcorn. Vince is surprised that I’m not in the pool. I wish I could, but I really want to get the popcorn strung before the windy weather comes. I was scheduled to usher tonight and then lector tomorrow morning. I did tell the lady that any Saturday Except but she still scheduled me. I asked if someone could usher for me since she asked me to lector and to let me know if they would but no one let me know so I’ll go. The priest did say that I didn’t have to, that he would find someone to usher. But to me, this would drive home the fact that she’s making mistakes. Again I’m not scheduled to lector for the next two months. Tomorrow it’ll be 5 months since I last lectored. Well…at least that’s less than the other time. Once before she didn’t schedule me for 6 months and only did because I said something. Guess I have to wait another 3 months before I’m to lector again! Oh well…. I see others are schedule once a month, but not me. Not sure why. Update: did go to church and ushered. Realized that I was the only person she put on to usher for tonight. You need at least two people, honestly mainly because more than one person should be sorting the money. Anyway, this one guy said that he'd help me but he couldn't help me hand out the bulletins at the end of the mass because he had to do something with the KofC. So I asked another guy to help me. It's a good thing that I went. The priest was going to try to find someone for me but he would have had to find two people!

    Jokatdan – welcome. You’re so right…better late than never. Tell us more about yourself and just jump in and post when you can

    Michele in NC
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,356 Member
    stats for the day:

    spin class- 4min, 125ahr, 152mhr, 95aw, 87ar 10.9mi= 381c
    Apple Watch- 413c
    floor exercises- 9.56min, 2sets of 15 ea, 6 different exercises, 105ahr, 117mhr= 74c
    Apple Watch-69c

    total 455 cal
  • klanders30
    klanders30 Posts: 2,569 Member
    Happy first day of autumn—(insert falling leaf emojis here). Crisp, fall air today! Will be sure to take a walk outside to soak it in. But first exercise, errands and chores.

    We were out all day yesterday looking at foreclosure properties and skipped lunch!! Boy was I hungry by the time we got home. I think I will make an apple pie later on, after making yogurt and hummus - my go to food for the week

    NYKAREN
  • cityjaneLondon
    cityjaneLondon Posts: 12,787 Member
    NYKAREN - I love hummus sooooooooooooo much that I'm afraid to make it. It's a trigger food for me, like Wholeearth peanut butter. OMG. I only have that when I go to my son's house, like today. Big treat.
    Today it will be supermarket Entertaining food plus my son's cheese selection. :o:o:o I'm taking my AF wine, but I expect he will have something AF to give me. Hope so.
    It will be difficult calorie wise as eating times will be all over the place with Edie's party, but it's only one day. :D<3<3<3<3 I am still at goal weight wise after four and two thirds years. o:):laugh:

    Wet out there, but not as windy as predicted. They cancelled a big bicycle race, which looks as if it could have gone ahead after all.

    Going to make lunch and then we are off.

    Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,146 Member
    Heather~ you and hubby have a wonderful time at Edies birthday .. first full day of fall and im in jeans and a sweatshirt...
    going down to feed my FIL and then come back and think I will help my neighbor... make beef stew and do some cleaning and picking up for him... I put a sign up hiring myself out as a helper... just have to make sure that i am getting paid and not doing this just because...
  • LisaInAR
    LisaInAR Posts: 2,020 Member
    Cassie_Cassie wrote: »
    I find this very inspiring, I've been on my journey a few years and keep stalling but not giving up I WILL break lose and get to where I want to be.

    Welcome, Cassie, we're glad you're here! Welcome to all the new ones. Tell us what you'd like us to call you, and where you are in general, so it helps us keep everybody straight. We've got ladies from the UK, Tasmania, NZ (where ARE you, Wendy?) and all over the US here.

    A few cool fall days finally got to Arkansas, but we'll warm up again this week. The cool, rainy days are so beautiful here, as rain in West Texas usually had a tendency to be violent. Here, they are more "soft" days, much like those in the UK. Absolutely lovely, and got to drift off to sleep with the windows open, listening to the crickets.

    Walked quite a bit of the property yesterday for the first time. Pure forest, the back 10 or so acres, and we'll need to take a machete next time (seriously) and clear a path along the fence lines, as we're not quite sure where the back line of the property ends. We need to go find the surveyor's stakes and blaze some trees along that line.

    Got a little painting done, more to do this morning. The hazard to the cool, wet fall days is that my knee does NOT like it. But, then, it doesn't like much.

    I'll be working out plenty today, but I'm on the hunt for some exercises I can do beginning tomorrow that don't involve that knee. Suggestions welcome--I'm right at my eight-month mark, and stalled again. Need to be exercising, and have been too mentally and physically exhausted to do it with all the travel. It's time to just get over it. I know I feel better when I exercise.

    Love y'all,
    I'll be putting some things up on the house blog this morning, and more tomorrow.
    Lisa in cool, green Arkansas
  • KJLaMore
    KJLaMore Posts: 2,847 Member
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  • 1948Peachy
    1948Peachy Posts: 1,511 Member
    Penny ~ Thanks for sharing your part of the world with us. Those houses look so snug!
  • kevrit
    kevrit Posts: 4,387 Member
    I really need some “me” time! Super busy.

    RV Rita

    Pic of the Ocho Milas bike race they had here yesterday. First time I’ve been to one. Fun!
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  • Katla49
    Katla49 Posts: 10,385 Member
    Jokatdan51: Welcome to a great group. :smiley:

    Rori: I’m glad that you had such a good experience having your car detailed. :smiley:

    Machka: Congrats on an excellent Fun Run with your DH waiting for you at the finish line! I love the photos, especially the one of you with your big smile. :bigsmile:

    Viv: I’m sorry about the loss of your Auntie. At the lofty age of 69, 77 seems way too young. :flowerforyou:

    Cassie_Cassie: Welcome to a great group. :smiley:

    Heather: Enjoy the birthday party and spending time with your son, DDIL & and their wonderful children. :star:

    Lisa: I’m glad that you are enjoying your new home and getting things done. :smiley:

    Penny: The photos of Longyearben are fabulous. Sorry if I’ve misspelled the name. :ohwell:


    I’m going out to the stable and riding this afternoon. I think my friend who lets me ride her horse is frustrated with how unavailable I have been in recent weeks. I should get out there twice a week at least, but a combination of house guests and family obligations have kept me away. I’m probably looking like a big flake to her. This is also why I don’t buy a horse for myself. I am not in a position to give it the attention it would need.

    Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,356 Member
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  • mnhtnbb
    mnhtnbb Posts: 11 Member
    Good morning, ladies. Should be almost good afternoon.

    Been awol for a few days. Have had to go back to finish up logging food/exercise each day for several days now. Lots going on. Three nights out--in a row--for concert and ballet tickets. Loved that I could walk to the performances (only 5 blocks from my apartment, and yes, I included that in in my exercise total), but it totally threw off my daily routine.

    Heather, what an ordeal with real estate transactions! I hope something finally gets resolved and you get to move where you want!

    Going through a real estate challenge here, too, as part of the divorce. My husband and I own our house outright, which now has been vacant since he moved out last May and has not sold since it has been on the market for 4+ months. We've dropped the price twice, but the market in the town where the house is located is very seasonal--tied to the university calendar. If your house is on the market in the spring, much more chance of selling. The house didn't get on the market until mid-May (thanks to my husband dithering about where he would move) had an early low ball offer which we rejected and then the market died. My oldest son and his partner are thinking about buying the house, but it requires all kinds of creative thinking, and the agreement of our youngest son with the process. It's the last thing on his mind, as he is working on a PhD and completely involved with school. It's driving me nuts. The house is empty, my husband and I are both paying rent, and our youngest son is dragging his feet with looking at the options that our oldest son might have to make the purchase. Had brunch with my oldest son yesterday and he later talked to his brother. Maybe we'll get some feedback soon on whether one of the options for our oldest son to buy the house will work out, since it's not going to happen without his brother's agreement. Ugh.

    And when I went to try and find this forum this morning, it wasn't in the side bar on my home page. Took me a while to find it!

  • trucker743
    trucker743 Posts: 394 Member
    edited September 2018
    wizzywig - Welcome back! I’m newly back too. Your post sounds familiar in tone. I think it may be the FLYLADY” reference. I followed her routine for a while, before my breathing and muscles made even her way too hard. Did you change your username? I’ve used “trucker743” since I started here, probably ten years ago. Do you have a name you prefer to use? I use “Sharon in the Seattle Area”, since it describes me both personally and geographically.

    KJ Kelly - I just love the activities and walks you have the kids on. I have to admit, the video of the “Baby Shark” song cracks me up! Second childhood? Don’t know if I ever left the first. Yes, apparently Great Wolf Lidge is in lots of places.

    mnhtnbb - I am going through the beginnings of the “multi-kids-one-house” thing. I own the home my kids spent vacation time visiting when their kids were young, and lots of good memories attached to it. It’s tough to get through the layers of sentiment, and none of them make it easy. Simple to say “It’s Yoyr house! Do what you want!” I would like to see my family in harmony instead of separated and stressed by emotional differences. We’ve been through that twice now - both for very difficult (read “criminal@!) issues. I would prefer to keep the peace.

    GrandMallie - I hope you heed your instincts! Or at least figure out what about this fellow is triggering them. Doesn’t sound like he’d be capable of physical harm, but one never knows.

    Great Wolf Lidge was a lot of fun. Instead of wasting my strength and energy on looooong hallways, the kids got a wheelchair from the Libby to get me back and forth to the water park area. I bobbed around in the wave pool, soaked in the indoor and outdoor hot tubs, and watched the adults playing like kids again themselves with Nicolas. He can swim better than any of the adults but my daughter. So he had great fun playing “keep away” on the last afternoon. It was all in fun, and after 2-½ days he was ready to head home the 2-½ hour ride. (Think Seattle traffic on a Friday afternoon!)

    I was very glad to get home. No one else had a problem, but the bed was torture for me. Pillows were hard as rocks and I need several positioned at knees and back to sleep well. I will be SO GLAD to get the weight started coming off!

    Sharon east of Seattle
  • auntiebk
    auntiebk Posts: 2,619 Member
    Friday only maintained login streak by a miracle, don't remember checking in at all.

    Skimmed 5 pages, 10 pages to go, eek!

    KJ Joaquin and Karen in VA Phoenix, thank YOU!
    Machka the Seasons in Tasmania are like the seasons in Idaho were, except that Summer was WAY too hot . . and then it was winter again. ;)

    Playing hooky from church to finish the flower bed, so I'd best get up and do it.

    Lighter, lovelies!
    f8qt1s098sxm.gifBarbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD.
    60 g protein 21/22, vits 5.5/22, meditate 9/22, walk one more step 22/22, knee exercises 9/22, core 5/10, walk Tumble 6/12 times, SWSY 0/6, hang up or purge art 2!, AF 15/22.
  • 1948Peachy
    1948Peachy Posts: 1,511 Member
    Katla ~ My husband has hundreds of email messages that he never bothers to get deleted. I clean mine up until the messages are empty each day or put them into categories.

    I cleaned off my screened in porch today. Boy, it was and still is a mess. At one time it was a pleasant place to sit but now it needs painting and new screens. DH says there is no need to do it until we no longer have a dog. Ugh! :'(
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,356 Member
    stats of the day:
    no gym workout

    other- back up airstream w/handcrank= 94c - Apple Watch
    mow lawn and pickup poop and play w/yogi- 1hr, 6min, 33sec= 98ahr, 116mhr= 310c
    Apple Watch- 351c

    total cal 404
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