WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2019
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Vicki, I too am concerned about waiting 5 years for another colonoscopy if you're already pre cancerous. I'm assuming this means polyps, I would definitely want them looked at in less than 5 years! Sincerely hope you can get close enough to your friend's place to be of help.
Beth, good on your son for realizing he needs to up his game where his eating is concerned. We can only do so much, they have to actually want to do the rest!
KetoneKaren, thanks so much for the Costco info (cash card), wonder if it's the same here in Canada, will have to do some investigating...
Kim, you have done an amazing job keeping body and soul together! Good for you for doing what you needed to in order to keep yourself afloat!
Barbie, great news about Jake!
Katla, unfortunate that you have to wait so long for results etc, keeping my fingers crossed for you!
Tracey, good attitude about the job interview being postponed, I'd just be getting more nervous!
Machka, thank heavens you turned down the clown job! Yikes!
I found myself unemployed at the age of 55, too poor to quit working, but too young for any gov't funding. I ended up going back to school, took a business admin course, then ran into a woman that I had done an exercise class with, I knew where she worked and she had mentioned previously that I should apply there. Well, I didn't at that time, but when I ran into her again I asked if they needed anybody. She said yes! So I got down there with my resume and whatnot, the schooling didn't really do much for me, but the organization that I did it thru did help me out with polishing up my resume, and of course the schooling did look good there. Sometimes, you do need to know someone, unfortunate in this day and age, but if the employer is getting a referral from someone that they trust, it can work out best for everybody. It actually was in my favor that I didn't apply when she first suggested it, the guy that was the manager was kind of a jerk, by the time I did apply he was gone and she was the manager. Win, win!
I'm kind of enjoying the longer days in the evening, I definitely am more motivated to do stuff around the house when it's still light out! There's still lots and lots to do, but, baby steps! lol
Oy! At work, started writing this post about 3 hours ago, been busy! Almost quitting time now, so have to say goodbye for now!
Hope everyone has a great day/evening/night!
Evelyn, Vancouver Island
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Just found a recipe for kale brownies ... this seems to defeat the purpose of both the kale and the brownies ...
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stats for the day;
spin bike=- 60min, 152mhr, 124ahr, 79ar, 108aw, 16.8mi= 487c
arn/chin up assist machine- 8.29min 116hr, 139mhr, 5sts of 10eah, 2sts of 70#, 3of 55#, squats in btwn ea set= 83c
floor exercises- 7.57min, 146mhr, 2sts of 15ea, 4 diff ever, 1sts of slow/fax box step up, 10ea= 57c
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Heather- Bea is looking so grown up. The grands grow up too fast. She is very particular with the wrapping paper.
Dana- love the hair cut. We have red buds blooming and all sorts of fruit trees.
Well I actually didn’t play golf yesterday. Dressed in my cuddle duds, long sleeve Shirt, sweater and wind breaker. My DH was just leaving the course when I got there and He said it was cart path only and wind was blowing 30 mph. I have a hard time playing in good weather so I went home.
Spent two hours picking up pecan branches this afternoon. We had very high winds and some people lost roofs or had trees on their roof. Lots of trees down or snapped in two.
Going to stay at my back in Dr. Teal’s.
SueBDew in TX3 -
Beth - first, CONGRATS on your successful 19:5 eating! Very proud of you!! Some day when you have time, could you please repost your resources for this plan? OK, for kales.... I would probably fix them like I do the green kale - cut into ribbons and massage with olive oil for a salad, OR put a little olive oil into a large skillet, cut the kales into ribbons again, then toss them with a little water, cover and let them wilt. Salt and add a dab of butter if preferred.
Allie - your new employer reminds me so much of the dentist that took over when my old one was forced to retire because of a bad back/surgery. I loved the old dentist... he would recommend replacing my ancient crowns even tho they weren't causing a problem, mainly because I was still working and had great insurance. He gave painless shots and kept me laughing the whole time he'd work on me. So, at the time, I thought why go through the hassle of getting new crowns. Then the guy who bought his practice was gung-ho on replacing things and finding cavities that I didn't think were there. I moved on to a new dentist who is very conservative when it comes to doing unneeded procedures. I think you are right, the old customers won't like your new dentist's attitude.
Tracey - hope the interview goes well. So sorry to hear about the shortage of jobs in your area. Things are going gangbusters around here, economy is the best it's been in a decade or more and unemployment in our county is lowest it's been ever. Part of it might be the tax cut, part of it might be the reworked tariffs? Industrial jobs and warehouse jobs, which pay a living wage, are on the rise. Maybe it's a coast thing? Not sure. The folks I know are very optimistic about the future now - definite change for the better.
Oh, regarding the parents who paid bribes to get their kids into college.... when I read the article, I was surprised at how some were allowed to cheat on the SAT's. I remember when I sat for them, everything was by the book, closely monitored. And now this. I wondered too at the kids who were allowed entry because of "bribes" - how did they do in their academics? Did the prof's let them slide through because of a bribe or the fact they were the kid of someone famous? Sheesh.
Carol made a great comment that a college education isn't a guarantee of success, especially to an entrepreneur. I wonder if Bill Gates ever finished his degree?
Busy weekend! Potting up little tomatoes into 4" pots yesterday and today, helped DH put new "skin" on the greenhouse - the large clear tarp I bought was about 6" too short. So we'll go with plan B and recover it with several layers of construction plastic. That will be tomorrow. It's 63 out right now and we'll likely see 75 on Tuesday but it won't last long.
Last Thursday I went in for a "medical massage" on my shoulder. The therapist really worked it over and said I wouldn't like her the next day. Talk about bruises...I've been icing it and found some THC/CBD gel at the Cannabis store that helps. BUT I definitely have better range of motion, and that was my goal.
I read an article recently that talked about how in the olden days, people didn't use analgesics like aspirin, Tylenol, ibuprofen. I remember when I was a kid, my grandparents and even parents would have to be hurting pretty bad to take ONE aspirin. I think the fact that they were farmers and busy all the time, they kept in better shape so their bodies were well-toned and not prone to injury, plus "don't baby it" was their motto, lol. My grandmother had crippling arthritis in her hands, but claimed they didn't hurt.
OK, been skimming so sorry I've missed a lot!
Lanette
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Hey ladies!
Well, we are moving.😔 Lee called our management company to schedule signing for another year, and they told him the owner of our rental is coming back to the states. So we have to be out by June 1st. OH, fun city! Making lists of rentals and taking tours. Had one this morning, it was the messiest house! Trashy! Came back to our rental and it looked so clean and spotless. Even when I am moving I wouldn't let my house look like theirs was.
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Beth https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/176957/baked-kale-chips/
The only thing I would do differently is put the kale and the oil in a plastic bag and massage the oil into the kale so it's evenly distributed, then put the kale on the parchment paper lined pan and salt before baking.2 -
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Fri took the water aerobics class. The plan for Sat. is to do Denise Austin’s Power Zone DVD
Yvonne – I didn’t realize that Albert Einstein was born today! Thanks for letting me know
Tracey – what a wonderful thing for your daughter’s instructor to say. I can understand why she wouldn’t want your daughter there while she was saying it, but at the same I can understand why your daughter was shocked when asked to leave. How wonderful for you, tho!
Barbara – I’m glad the gnome made you smile. Then I guess it did its job!
Karen in BC – get better fast
Dana – I’m sorry you have to wear that heart monitor for more time. I remember when Vince had to wear one, it IS a pain. But three weeks will be over before you know it. Great haircut
Made a tuna casserole to take to our new neighbors. Will also give them the rest of the oatmeal chocolate cookies I made for Denise since Vince won’t eat them.
Newcomers: Carol emailed me saying that the last few times she asking me if I was going to continue with membership I haven’t given her an answer. She trying to finalize everything, so am I? If I don’t, it’s OK. In other words, “we really don’t want you”. Well, I’ve been very hurt so to me she can squirm a bit. That really isn’t like me at all. Should she confront me in person, I’m thinking I’ll just say “yes” and then at the board meeting say how I’ve truly enjoyed it for the past years I’ve done it, but I haven’t enjoyed it these past few months so I think they need to look for someone else to do membership. But in the meantime, I will not let leave the new president high and dry. I will continue to add people to the website as I’ve always done and continue to maintain the mail list as I always have done. Wouldn’t surprise me if they had Greg doing it. Well, the things I do, he’s not going to do. Not my problem……
Rita – have you ever tried giving him (the cat/dog) peanut butter?
Margaret – yea for no water. I know what a hassle that can be
Got Vince to start wrapping Denise’s presents. Honestly, sometimes that man! We still have two more to do, but we’ve run out of wrapping paper. I’ll need to get at least one more roll tomorrow. Also, I’ve decided to get another case of the Goldfish that I’ll put in Denise’s favor bag. I only need three more, but we can use the rest for the pool party.
Yvonne – yes, beware the ides of March. Personally, I prefer pi day myself
I agree that “temping” is a great way to go when looking for a job. I know that’s how Vince’s company got a lot of their employees.
Sat here: did Denise Austin’s Power Zone DVD. Not bad. The plan for tomorrow will do some Wii balance games. Since I take the Actonel on Sundays, doing this will keep me upright.
Barbie – WooHoo for Jake (and you)
Had to buy one more roll of wrapping paper for Denise and bought the Goldfish. Now making sugar cookies for Vince. The Swedish Fish came from Amazon, so really the favor bags are finished. I just need to put the cookies in the diaper/napkins but I really shouldn't do that until we're ready to leave.
Beth – this is the first time I’ve ever heard of red or black kale. To me, kale is kale. I didn’t know there were different varieties of it
Rebecca – you poor dear. Moving is such a hassle. But you are strong, you’ll do fine.
Went to the Hickory Community Theater. The show was pretty good, at least I thought so.
Michele in NC
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Machka had you not declined the hockey clown mascot job what other horrors would they have asked of you? :noway:
I wondered that too!Machka: You have lived such an adventurous life. I love to hear your stories about work and jobs.
Well ... the adventure continues.
You all know my husband had a workplace accident on March 22, 2018 which resulted in a severe brain injury ... and that he has made, to quote the various specialists, a "remarkable recovery", although he still has some issues with language-related things, memory, and fatigue.
Well, last evening, we added seizures to the list. I knew they might be a possibility, but hoped that since it was nearly a year since the accident we might have gotten away without them. However, nope ... we didn't.
He had quite a big seizure just as we got into our basement/garage to build the rowing machine. Fortunately some of my First Aid training kicked in and I was able to get him lying down in a safe spot, and called Triple 0 for an ambulance. He spent last night in the hospital, and is now on anti-seizure medication. But he's home again and feeling pretty good today.
Little public service announcement ... if you don't have First Aid training, get it.
Dispatch was listing a whole pile of things I was NOT to do, and I was thinking "well duh, of course not!" but then it occurred to me that maybe people with no First Aid or medical training of any sort might not know. And I did miss one thing ... the recovery position. Do you know how hard it actually is to get a person bigger than you into the recovery position whilst in something of a "panic" situation?
Fortunately I should be going for an upgrade to my training soon.
Machka in Oz6 -
Allie you're right not to wait a month to put together the patio furniture. Best to open it and inventory it right away, in case any missing parts or damage in transit.
NYKaren, yes it is Spring here on the coast, mild temps and flowers blooming everywhere. Hang in there!
Lisa gratifying for the chiefs to have such confidence in you, farsighted of you to bring them such proposals. Brava!
pip ah, thanks!
Barbie thanks for letting us know Jake's good news!
Katla "parachute" yoga?
Connie ((hugs))
Carol you and your BnL added to the list.
Kim ditto what Tracey said. Your words for the past 2 years must have included resourceful, energetic and determined.
Vicki ditto what Carol and Evelyn said about waiting 5 years
Heather twirly skirts and AF beer hooray!
Beth I haven't tried it yet, but have heard that to make kale salad (with blue cheese, walnuts and cranberries ;>) you remove the ribs and massage the leaves to soften them. You can only add so much kale to soup, or eat so much sauteed Kale and garlic... Your adventures with the new food boxes are setting the best possible example for your son! Kale brownies? :sick: yuck!
Lanette my parents were city-not-farm folk but had the same attitudes about pain management. Depression era folk didn't have much $$ for meds, nor were there so many available. As for me, I don't much like tylenol or aleve, aspirin is my go-to, in extreme cases an Advil.
Suebdew picking up pecan branches doesn't sound like nearly as much fun as golf, too bad about the wind.
Rebecca moving again? :sad:
Michele safe travels.
Machka (((hugs)))
Still struggling to meet March SWSY, meditation, knee exercise and procrastination plan B goals.
Listening to FM Odyssey on local radio station, heard program "mourning the time change." Aha! That's it! Blame it on the time change. Means I'll just naturally do better within a matter of weeks. Whew!
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
walk one more step 16/31, 60 g protein 15/31, rx/vits 15/31, meditate 10/31, knee exercises 10/31, SWSY 1/8, play with Tumble 11/31, hang up or purge art 0/4 AF 11/31.
Word for 2019: "GOOD" good attitude, good food, good times, good choices, good enough, feel good, GOOD!
03/16 LT: SWSY-N MT: Dog group-Y S: Finish Woodland Management notebook-N
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Good Morning
Barbie brilliant news about Jake, you must be very relieved.
M in Oz so sorry to hear your hubby's seizure, but thank goodness you were with him and able to give him first aid. My husband had catoplexy which caused him to collapse whenever he got too emotional about anything, and although he could still hear everything going on around him, he was "paralysed" and couldn't move his body until he came around which could take anything from a few seconds to nearly 5 minutes. I lived in fear of him hurting himself when I was at work.
Heather your grandkids are so cute.
Rebecca good luck with finding a place to live.
Well I'd better start my exercises, I've noticed the amount I'm eating the last few days I need to exercise more! Also need to make better choices and stop buying high calorie snacks!!
Have a good Sunday
Love to all
Viv UK
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Machka (((Hug)))1
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Whirlwind day of travel to visit my family and attend a b-day celebration for DOS who just turned 60. We had a lovely time in a downtown restaurant in Phila that was perfect for a large group (18 of us). We weren't rushed a bit. I had grilled octopus (yum) and Chicken Souvlaki without the bread or potatoes. One funny thing, we forgot to bring a birthday cake, most of us are avoiding sugars anyway. I pulled up a picture of a birthday cake on my phone, and we all jumped up around our sister and sang the Birthday song at the top of our lungs! Yes, folks were definitely staring at that point!
But the real point of the day: celebrate my sister, share great conversations and reminiscences. I would say despite all the drama that occurred before, we focussed on that and for us (despite our shared dysfunctional upbringing) we all brought our better angels to the afternoon.
Back to reality, work prep, meal prep and exercise.
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What a fright you had Machka, but your training must really have helped. Big (((HUGS))).
NYKAREN - so glad you all made an effort for the party. The venue sounds great!
This morning DH did a PB on the elliptical and I was spurred on by that to see if I could better my PB of last week. I beat it by 59 seconds!!! :drinker: Resistance level 15, 100 calories in 12.21 seconds.
Had a hard job getting to sleep last night. I was stupidly annoyed by DDIL's mother suggesting I should be more flexible with my exercise regime. It probably annoyed me because it has a bit of truth in it, but, for me, if I don't stick to a routine, then all my good intentions crumble. It gets done what needs to be done. I think of it like a job - exercise, write, eat lunch, bonus exercise. If I let it slide then nothing gets done and I get fat and depressed. Plus I really enjoy it.
It does mean I have to turn down things I might enjoy, but I do make exceptions for really important things and if I had a job I couldn't just take time off. My health and my writing are my first priority.
Lots of love, Heather UK xxxxxxx4 -
Morning Ladies~ Top O' the Mornin to ya...
im 1/2 Irish and taking some of the elderly ladies here down to our local Irish restaurant for corned beef and cabbage..me I will see if they have something different. today is my sweet DGD 11th Birthday.I cant believe it xoxoxox I am taking her a week from thursday to get her hair cut.. that is my present but would like to get her something today but dont know what.. she is an only child and gets basically anything she needs or wants..maybe a little birthday cake and some flowers?
spring is coming I can hear the birds singing outside.. just love it...
I did take the patio set out of the box and it looks like its all there,but gee wish there were directions with it lol
Ill figure it out im pretty mechanically inclined.Trudy and I will put it together we are a pretty good team...2 -
Newcomers: Carol emailed me saying that the last few times she asking me if I was going to continue with membership I haven’t given her an answer. She trying to finalize everything, so am I? If I don’t, it’s OK. In other words, “we really don’t want you”. Well, I’ve been very hurt so to me she can squirm a bit. That really isn’t like me at all. Should she confront me in person, I’m thinking I’ll just say “yes” and then at the board meeting say how I’ve truly enjoyed it for the past years I’ve done it, but I haven’t enjoyed it these past few months so I think they need to look for someone else to do membership. But in the meantime, I will not let leave the new president high and dry. I will continue to add people to the website as I’ve always done and continue to maintain the mail list as I always have done. Wouldn’t surprise me if they had Greg doing it. Well, the things I do, he’s not going to do. Not my problem……
Michele in NC
If you want out, take this perfect opportunity and just reply that you are not continuing. Easy peasy and you’re done. If you're waiting on them to beg you to stay, keep playing the game. As upset as this has had you for months and months, I can’t imagine why you don’t just reply to the mail that you’re done. I don’t think continuing to drag it out is hurting anyone but you. You think you are making her squirm by not replying, but if she doesn’t care one way or the other it’s only effect on her is whether she needs to get someone else to do it. On the other hand, you continue in a place of being upset and hurt instead of bowing out and allowing yourself to just be a member who enjoys what activities she chooses to participate in.
Okie in the TX Hill Country12 -
Machka - Oh no! I’m glad you knew what to do! I’m so sorry to hear seizures have appeared. I hope this does not set his recovery back.
Okie in the TX Hill Country3 -
Machka - many hugs, I'm glad you're both OK, and totally impressed by your actions. I stand in awe of you and Rori, and all of you whose dedication to your lifemates has extended their lives.
Lazy Sunday stretching out in front of me, just a few chores, laundry and such... but I am also trying to get the box trailer sold that we used to move first to North Carolina and then to here, so will be fielding Facebook messages today, I'm sure. Had three overnight. As soon as it's light, I need to go measure the width and the height, and the door openings and get that posted up. My husband knew the length of it, but shrugged when I asked him for the rest, and people are asking.
Got most of the windows and screens in the house washed yesterday, son and husband did the outside with spray window cleaner, and a pad and squeegee on a long pole, and I washed the inners. Slept quite well, probably because of the physical work. Pretty sure the outside windows hadn't been washed since they were installed, the dirt just rained down.
Actually went in my son's room yesterday for the first time since we moved him in in mid-July, so I could get his windows washed. After he leaves, I'm going to have to scrub every surface in that room to get rid of the funky smell of young man. I'll say no more, but I was near to gagging yesterday when I was in his room washing windows. Urk. Just... urk. Love that boy--but dang!
Snagged some daffodils, they're scattered all over the yard, various patches of them, hundreds of flowers. Love this place.
Time to go get on the rower... love y'all!
Lisa in AR11 -
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Heather, Obsessed is the word the very lazy use to describe those who are dedicated. I found this statement awhile ago and it fits perfectly for your situation. Your daily exercise practice is as important to you as daily medication to a person with a chronic illness. It is your ticket to continued health and well being. I hope you can let go of your upset about someone's comments about your exercise routine.
Michele, Just run as fast as you can from the membership job and don't look back. One of my happiness commandments is "Don't expect praise or recognition.". You did a great job and it was satisfying for a time and now it isn't. Just leave it behind. You have so many projects and interests to fill your time.
Machka, Hugs to you and your husband.
Allie, flowers for your granddaughter would be a good choice. You don't eat cake and she could probably do better without it. Set a good example of treats that aren't food.
Rebecca, Have faith that the next place will be even better than the one you're in now. It's out there waiting for you and you'll find it in time. One of the best signs I ever saw in front of a building said "I am grateful for unknown blessings already on their way."
Lisa, When Jake's son moved out we had to fill in the knife holes in the walls. When he asked what we were going to do with his room, Jake said "The first thing we're going to do is change the name. We aren't going to call it your room any more."
It will be warmer today so I'll be able to do a bit of work in the yard. Jake bought shade loving plants and I'll help him get the ground ready for planting.
Barbie from beautiful NW WA9 -
Rower - 20.5 minutes, 650 strokes, 1.35 miles. Baby steps, but moving forward.5
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Lisa - don't you just live the milometer on the rower! I always imagine myself gliding down the Thames or somewhere, the trees flashing past me.
Rebecca - A difficult time for you, but there will be a great house around the corner.
Barbie - Thanks for your support. I think I've shaken it off now, but people do think I'm crazy and, sometimes, so do I!
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Went out for my run after lunch. DH walking with me. It still amuses me that he can walk beside me even when I'm trying hard. The wind was chilly and when we turned back it was blowing quite hard against us. I made it home ok though. Then I downloaded some lovely photos that DDIL sent us from yesterday.
Just in case you've forgotten what I look like (!!!) I'm posting one last pic of some of us at the party. The beer is my son's new AF.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxx
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Hi everyone - Glad I found this group! I have been using My Fitness Pal for a few months now. After I lost 27 pounds last year, I have gained back almost 10, so I need to hear encouraging words these days. One good thing is, today I saw my first robin outside, so Spring is definitely coming to Eastern Massachusetts, where I live! I am 68 years old. I have been having more health problems this winter, so I am looking forward to walking outside as that gives me joy.6
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Barbie - what a great report for Jake!
Beth - what a smart son you have for thinking about his health at a younger age. Congratulations on the 17lbs!
Dana - is this a new dog or just new behaviour? Dogs really are like children aren’t they!
Carol - hope your BnL is doing ok, prayers sent.
Kim - I so admire you. I have lost a house and a truck, it is a scary ride to be on. I was working full time but my husband had been out of work for two years. I just couldn’t juggle it all long enough. I’ve read a lot of articles about people creating their own businesses due to lack of employment opportunities, I just truly don’t know what I have to offer that 500 other people aren’t already doing. I truly like the security of a job too.
Vicki - I hope you were able to help your friend and I hope those pre-cancerous cells can be seen to.
Carol - we had a discussion yesterday here at my house talking about college and university. My husbands and my parents never graduated high school, they were expected to help contribute to the family. The highest education between them was grade 9 (my Mom) and lowest was grade 3 (his Mom). The Dad’s had grade 7 and 8. They all worked hard and provided for their families. It wasn’t that long ago that this was the norm.
I never pushed for my girls to go to university or college but both have taken technical training. My goal was for them to graduate. They have so many friends that are struggling terribly because of the huge debt from university.
Heather - what beautiful granddaughters. Bra looks so delicate opening her present. Takeaway again! Wasn’t it just a few weeks ago you were wishing your husband would allow it? If I’m correct, that is progress! I’m happy for you!
Evelyn - I am more nervous too, but if it’s meant to be it will be! I would love to go back to school if I could figure out a way to pay for it. I finally figured out what I would like to do, it won’t happen now though. I would love to become some kind of councillor that helps young women flee abuse and rebuild their lives. I just love working with the younger generation. I think they are generalized and put down too much. My husband and I have many a disagreement about it.
Lanette - I hope that within the next year or so we start seeing marked improvement in the Canadian economy. It’s pretty scary right now. My daughter works at the new mall that was built and stores are already closing because they can’t get enough business. It hasn’t been a year yet. I hope your shoulder continues to heal.
Rebecca - so sorry you have to move again already. The disruption and costs are difficult to deal with, but hopefully you find a place you love just as much.
Machka - how heartbreaking for your husband and you. Sorry your husband had the seizure, that must have been scary to witness.
Heather - it is exactly people’s attitude about what they think is “best for you” that makes me keep quiet about any of my routines regarding diet and exercise. Too many people think they are experts when I know what is beat for me. When I want advice, I get it from all you lovely ladies and another MFP group I follow daily. At least I know we are all in the same path just different areas of it.
Today is the day that I try on MOB dresses, my goal last February was to be 140 by this time. This morning the scale said 176. I’m ok with it. I have maintained my loss since October with a few days of ups in there. My immediate goal now it to try to lose around 20 lbs by July, if I don’t do it I’ll be ok with that too. I’ll just keep working at it and not be discouraged and give up.
Tomorrow I am starting my walks again! I am so excited! The temps are supposed to reach 7-8-9 this week!!!!!! I will have to do some puddle jumping, but I have been watching the road out to the main streets daily to see when I could start without having water to my ankles. I think I can do it now, I may look like a drunk navigating puddles, but I’ll be doing it!
Off to go figure out what to wear that will be easy to change in and out of!
Tracey in Edmonton6 -
Machka... so sorry to hear your husband developed seizures, but very thankful that you were there and knew what to do!
Rebecca... well moving just stinks! But I'm of the mind that when one door closes, another opens ...
Tracey ... have a good time looking for a MOB dress!
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