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Champagne - total decedance!3
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Not baby duck or pink lady I presume?!😹2
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Well, yesterday was interesting!
A brilliantly warm day with even cccgg who has spent most summer weekends beach tanning in Greece breaking out the suntan lotion. Since Christina Lake (pop 3000 winter, 35000 summer) was on our path, we stopped for a quick dip in the lake. Cold but refreshing (locals showed up a few hours later once the water had warmed up!)
And there is a reason we know that through a lengthy observation of the locals as it appears that someone (who will not be mentioned) may have inadvertently and permanently mislaid the key to the (successfully locked) car. THE key to the car containing all the coffee, food goodies, booze, did I mention clothes?--all still locked in the exceedingly safely locked and inaccessible trunk!!🤷🏻♂️🙀
Oh and keys don't grow on trees and are not standard.... so.... fastest key is... the spare one getting driven by a friend from Vancouver!
So we got towed 210km (3 hours) up and down the mountains to Penticton, thus shortening the key delivery trip by 6 hours (making it an 8 hour turnaround instead of 14) and keeping our prepaid hotel in Penticton!
Where we are heading out to buy some clothes!👍😹😹😹4 -
@PAV8888 The photos are fabulous - keep 'em coming! So sorry about the car key debacle...your friend is pretty amazing to drive all that way to your rescue!2
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I should have googled Piper-Heidsieck! I love it. I somehow was expecting something much less interesting or celebratory? Something tied into "chomping" rather than "champ"!
PAV, the humour in your post kills me. So glad that somehow this feels like part of an adventure rather than a problem.3 -
Well, yesterday was interesting!
A brilliantly warm day with even cccgg who has spent most summer weekends beach tanning in Greece breaking out the suntan lotion. Since Christina Lake (pop 3000 winter, 35000 summer) was on our path, we stopped for a quick dip in the lake. Cold but refreshing (locals showed up a few hours later once the water had warmed up!)
And there is a reason we know that through a lengthy observation of the locals as it appears that someone (who will not be mentioned) may have inadvertently and permanently mislaid the key to the (successfully locked) car. THE key to the car containing all the coffee, food goodies, booze, did I mention clothes?--all still locked in the exceedingly safely locked and inaccessible trunk!!🤷🏻♂️🙀
Oh and keys don't grow on trees and are not standard.... so.... fastest key is... the spare one getting driven by a friend from Vancouver!
So we got towed 210km (3 hours) up and down the mountains to Penticton, thus shortening the key delivery trip by 6 hours (making it an 8 hour turnaround instead of 14) and keeping our prepaid hotel in Penticton!
Where we are heading out to buy some clothes!👍😹😹😹
Wow! That's a crazy-sounding day there.
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I'm practising these three things today...
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I think I covered "Sisu" and "Orka" today - but not "Lagom"
Just finishing up a crazy work day. 17 hours, and still didn't make the midnight deadline. Not my fault - those I'm working with/for are in Rome and kinda messed things up big time. Seems like we may get away with things though - because so far I've been able to upload documents well past the deadline - maybe that will carry on all weekend?
Ate more than I wanted - but I came in close to maintenance (fitbit says I'm over by 15 calories ) and that was with some "feed my brain" treats, which honestly felt legitimate because I hit the point several times where I couldn't think anymore - and a couple of walks helped - but not a much as chocolate - or coffee (which I don't drink) with a few spoons of sugar. 🙀
So, I'm not going to beat myself up tooooo much.3 -
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Must be those long, dark, cold winters that make Scandinavians so creative with language!3
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Yay, a streakiversary!
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Happy streakiversary!
Love those words. I really need to aim for kallsarikannit soon1 -
lauriekallis wrote: »I really need to aim for kallsarikannit soon
Not to mention KNULLRUFS!3 -
knullrufs is my normal looking state - unfortunately it is pretty well always out of context2
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Bella_Figura wrote: »lauriekallis wrote: »I really need to aim for kallsarikannit soon
Not to mention KNULLRUFS!
Been there, done that! Of course it was like a hundred years ago so I may be misremembering.2 -
Anxiety is still up but does seem to be slowly coming back down to normal.
Woke up this morning with back and hip pain. Most likely because I have been so tense for so long now and my body is protesting against it. Which has also led to a slight IC flare. Oh well... that's life.
Went grocery shopping yesterday (Aldi and Fresh Thyme) and then to Costco. The price of groceries have really started to increase here. The price of meat though? Holy heck. I wanted to get some meat for the freezer but it was just too much. I did get my normal bag of chicken breasts but that was easily up at least $2. It's bad enough that I am looking into making more vegetarian options... and options that let me really stretch meat out.2 -
Anxiety is still up but does seem to be slowly coming back down to normal.Woke up this morning with back and hip pain. Most likely because I have been so tense for so long now and my body is protesting against it. Which has also led to a slight IC flare.
Hope you’re feeling better soon. Stress and tension play havoc with us both mentally and physically.3 -
I've been very tired and low energy today.3
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AlexandraFindsHerself1971 wrote: »I've been very tired and low energy today.
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Everyone has been shipped away... and I woke up with a headache!
CCCGG tried to jump on a Vancouver bound plane! How exactly did Air Canada scan her boarding pass and check her id and let her proceed into a plane that didn't even have the row letter she was assigned to (two row plane instead of three)!?
Once she realized the issue... the flight attendant she flagged didn't believe she could be there!🤷🏻♂️
Then they stopped the boarding so she could swim upstream... hustled her out the door past the waiting people and back out to the nearby gate where she was supposed to have been boarding! And instead of boarding with the first batch (zone 2 as an emergency row window seat)... she did the walk of shame as the last person on!
And of course in Germany the smart people there decided that Canadian security screening is obviously way too lax, so they took pictures, patted her down AND looked through all her hand and carry on luggage before letting her through!!!! They seemed especially interested in the maple salmon nuggets and Godiva chocolate drops!🤷🏻♂️
She's safely home exactly 18 hours after boarding the hotel shuttle!2 -
Clearly, CCCGG wasn't supposed to leave BC.3
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lauriekallis wrote: »Clearly, CCCGG wasn't supposed to leave BC.
Clearly a message from the Greek gods.2 -
First day for Son at new job. He came home, checked his email, ate his dinner, and is upstairs taking a shower before he goes to bed since he has to get up at, I quote, the *ss crack of dawn" to be at work by six am. I made him individual crustless quiches loaded with sausage, cheese and shredded potatoes (Texas muffin pan) and then made Texas blueberry muffins to go with them. Easy to eat while browsing the net before work, and solid calories for someone doing physical work.
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If I was that boy (man ) I would never ever ever leave your home.2
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I like to cook for people I love. It's my love language.
I like having him live here. I know he eventually wants his own place, but I suspect pay rent and get my cooking and his room cleaned and laundry done while he's at work is going to make him stay until he needs to go.
And if I'm looking at some surgeries in '21, then it would be good to have someone else around.3 -
So wonderful to have family support each other. He’ll move on eventually but there will be some warm memories made now.4
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My daughter has never left home, not even for college!…first she brought home a dog, then her future husband, another dog, they followed us across the country and two babies were added to the mix….none of them ( except the dogs that have since passed at the old ages of 14 and 15 ) have ever left us!…fast forward, they are still here plus a different dog!…we manage to co habitat very well….our son left home at 22 and hasn’t moved back home!….2