WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR NOVEMBER 2019
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Welcome Newbies!!
I am so far behind and this weekend we head to Michigan to Nephew's wedding and lots of family! Can't wait to go see everyone, but I will miss reading from all of you! Can't believe I am so far behind. I have spent evenings wrapped in my electric throw the past few nights binging on Hallmark Christmas movies.
Hubby was out of town so I had the tv to myself. Don't sleep much when he is gone...
Barbie and KJ Thank you for always keeping us up to date!
Ginny So sorry you are having trouble with the with the muscle and knee pain! So frustrating when you are trying to get through PT and keeping active!
Viv Hope your sister in law does okay with the treatments and has full recovery!
Karen So sorry about your fur baby!
Kate Sorry you lost your Mom’s key ring. So hard when we lose things we can’t replace! I have been without my Momma the same number of years…feels like forever. Miss her SO much. Especially hard during the holidays!
Rebecca Great photos!! Love when family is around!
Happy Monday and Happy Week! Goals for November and December for me are to not undo any of the weight loss since January. Will start trying to lose again in the new year! The holidays and wedding will be a challenge, but at least I have gotten great at turning away dessert. Still need to keep moving more...
Luci in NC 2 -
Good morning ladies!
Well my brain, bladder, and the dogs remain on DST, lol.
The discussion about children not keeping in touch, I too am ashamed of my lack of communication with my parents for decades. I'd call on holidays, write letters every month or two. Back then, long distance was expensive. Living over 2000 miles from them was part of the reason, kind of out of sight out of mind. Also, a lot of homesickness on my part and not wanting to appear "needy". Despite that, they always came through for birthdays and Christmas as best they could and we were grateful.
When I reached my late 40's the light bulb came on that they were getting older and I made it a point to call once a week, and fly back home at least once a year.
I think guys are naturally much worse at communicating, at least in my family. It just doesn't seem to register.
Barbara AHMOD - I am looking forward to the Better Bones DVD. I did flip through some of the pix on the website and saw the exercise bands, what looked like planks and other torture, lol. Hoping I have enough background with various strength training and PT exercises I do that I won't cork myself. My knees have been cranky with the change in weather AND change in shoes. So I am hoping some warm-ups like calf and hamstring stretches are included in the DVD.
Back from my walk; it's foggy. I've been reading more about the benefits of walking, and according to some researchers, they are finding that 4400 steps and above really show an improvement in health up to 7500 steps. Beyond that, it doesn't seem there are further benefits. I've been backing off my 8000 steps/day initial goal, and feel good when I hit 7,000. I plan to hit the gym's treadmill once or twice a week with the weather getting frosty - I don't mind the rain, actually enjoy it, but our private road is paved and shaded by trees = black ice.
Nonetheless, I applaud any and all of you who get 10,000 steps or more per day! When we lived on the farm and I had country roads to walk without much traffic, 10,000+ steps was a lot easier and I always enjoyed the scenery and fresh air.
Ok ladies, that's it for now. Sending hugs all around! Welcome newbies! Have a great week!!
Lanette
SW WA State3 -
Shirley- I gave up bought ton of baby proofing stuff . I’ll fight the sticky glue junk it leaves behind later on but it’s stopped JRs continuous head bumps when he stood up or slammed into or tried to pry open stuff. Now I only worry about keeping up with him lol the occasional jump off of something he climbed faster than I can blink!
Thanksgiving shrinking fast 💨. Calling adopted cousins to 3rd cousins ,Aunt,Uncles,etc lots can’t come this year so we may have to figure this out. Adopted 2nd cousin (half sibling to cousins kids) said her baby can’t come because new court agreement says it’s Biological Daddy’s day with baby. Adopted 2nd cousin’s cousin (half sibling to 1st one y cousins kids) who was adopted when a car accident killed the parents (not biologically to anyone but him is related from his paternal side) can’t come still in college y job y Thanksgiving elsewhere. Another 2nd Cousin can’t come because she finished college got a job on another state Alabama I think good news is it’s a great head chef cook position. Daughter will be Navy Thanksgiving dinner on base. Grandma y Uncle can’t come due to his work schedule. Some have to have 3 Thanksgivings (bio Dad family,Bio Mom Family,y new spouses family especially the one with new babies).Cousin 1st y hubby ate divorcees so Thanksgiving with their kids from previous marriages separately.etc etc etc
Looks like it might be a tiny table of us we used to borrow tables from a church y chairs ate outside y inside both to fit us all. What a mess still not sure what to make if I should might be too much food,but on a diet so need something healthy in case y for JR.
Amber Tx2 -
beth Recognizing your worry is important and so is redirecting it. For me, I write the worry down in my journal and on the opposite column I write down some small thing I could do to improve the situation, but sometimes there is nothing I can do. Somehow for me, the act of writing it down does help with racing, middle of the night worries. In other words, I can worry in my journal, that's what it is there for, bed is for sleeping/resting.
When my mom was having a hard time adjusting to her assisted living and her bathroom needs, I was too far away to help, she was distraught and embarrassed, confused about all of it. The only thing I could do was research the adult diaper situation (select brands and delivery dates) and work with the social worker by phone about assisting her. Did it relieve her depression/anger over having to use them? no, it did not, was she supported with better product choices and respectful care? yes. It was not perfect, it was good. NYKAREN 6 -
Good morning, all.
I had both a strenuous and lazy weekend. Saturday morning, my 13 year old and I went with his school to pull Himalayan blackberries at a city park the school has adopted. I think it is a futile task, but if we don't all do it, we will be overrun. We have to pull them from our yard every year, too. Sunday we didn't do anything. He woke up sick, so I excused him from church, and as I was getting ready, I got distracted with cleaning/organizing my bedroom, and before I knew it, I had missed church. It does look better, although my husband's side of the bed makes me shudder. He is a hoarder and seems incapable of throwing anything away. I mean that in all seriousness. He will tell me I can throw things away, sometimes, but he could be standing right by a trash can but won't actually do it himself. His mother is a hoarder, too, so I think something psychological happened somewhere, somehow. I am a minimalist, and nothing energizes me like purging and organizing, so we are really incompatible in this area.
Anyway . . . I got the top of my cedar chest back (piled with his clothes), and I organized my side of the room, and it looks amazing!!! I just have to block out his side from my view.
Communicating with parents --When my oldest was at college back in Kansas, I didn't hear from him unless he needed something, and it's been years since either of my two oldest has given me a gift for anything or any reason. My youngest still does but that's because his dad still supervises his purchasing. My middle son is at college now, about 45 minutes from here, and I promised him that I wouldn't hound him. I do text, but I go days without, and I don't call him. Neither one of them like talking on the phone, so I don't even try.
Early in my first marriage, my in-laws lived in Africa, in the bush, so communicating wasn't even a possibility. I did write letters sometimes, and we did try to call a few times, but there was nothing that could be considered regular. My husband and I were so poor, we didn't even own a phone, so my mother heard from me only every few months, when I had spare money to call her from a pay phone. I did try to write a little, but really not much. Even then, as poor as we were, I did try to send them all something on their birthdays and Christmas -- even mailing things to Africa -- but now I see that was silly. My kids are so poor right now; I would feel horrible if they were buying things for me -- I don't need anything.
Later, when we had more money . . . and a phone! . . . I called my mother every Saturday morning, and called my then in-laws once a month or so (they were state-side by then). Sometimes my ex-husband spoke to his parents, but more often, he didn't. I know it hurt my mil very much, and she didn't really understand it. I don't either, still, to this day, because my ex was very defensive of his parents even after it was revealed that his father had sexually abused his oldest daughter.
After the divorce, I continued sending my former in-laws a Christmas or thanksgiving flower arrangement every year and sent them school pictures of their grandchildren, until my ex-mil died, after I had already re-married. I was doing all of that for her sake, and I didn't see much point in it after she died.
So when I got into this marriage, I decided I was done being the communicator for my husband. I continued talking to my mother once a week until my dad died, then I talked to her every day for a few years, and now we talk every other day, unless I am traveling, or I get super busy. Fortunately, she is on messenger, so we message continuously throughout the day. My husband does not like talking to his mother, and now, when he does call her, he puts her on speaker phone because he wants me to hear how horrible she is. I have never, ever called her. Not once. I have purchased presents for her, but I have stopped doing that. My stopping was confirmed when we cleaned out the main floor of her house and we found every single gift anyone has given her in the past 10 years unused, in the original packaging, and with all tags attached.
This got way too long -- adding the spoiler.
Still no word on the job, so I emailed the headhunter to ask what the timeline for filling is. I never did ask her that, and it seemed like a reasonable question since the position closed October 25. But things move really slowly in academics, and the position won't begin until summer 2020, so that I haven't heard anything isn't necessarily a cause for concern, and in any case, I am happy where I am.
Much love.
Flea
Willamette Valley, Oregon5 -
I am delighted to find you all again. I've recorded food on my phone the whole time, but I've travelled out of my area to visit my daughter and family and am home again. Now I'm taking antibiotics for a problem that was created by traveling, and I seem to be making progress slowly but surely. I caught "the plague" from my grandson while I was visiting there and have been on antibiotics since.
Right now I have the delight of hosting our son, daughter in law, and grandson here in our home. We're planning a sight seeing excursion today.
I've missed you all.
Katla in beautiful NW Oregon9 -
Katla - I am soooooo happy that you are seeing so much of your family after all this time.
Had my email hacked. Someone got into it through my friend with the lung cancer. Grrrrrr! I have now changed my password, which wasn't the easiest thing in the world.
I hope that clears it up.
Glad to be home. The new au pair seems lovely and joined in with Edie and DH playing PickASticks. Max got hyper stupid (jealous reaction to the au pair) so he was exiled for a while. Edie is the ace communicator. Max the geeky brainbox. But his behaviour was not pleasant and we let him know. He went off to read Harry Potter.
I showed the au pair how to use the oven and where the chicken nuggets and oven fries were. I don't think she had ever seen such things! Then we made our excuses and left. Phew! I loved the day and making the cup cakes, but I had had enough by 4.30.
Had fish soup for dinner.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Katla! Glad you're back.
Telling stories about communication with parental units, and as one...
TL;DR, boils down to every relationship is unique, and everyone needs what they need, communication-wise:When I was at my first overseas post, my mother did not have a phone in her house, and long distance cost $1 a minute from the enlisted club phones. We set up a time I could call her once a month--which was all I could afford--and she would be at my sister-in-law's house when the phone rang, at least when they weren't fighting. After my sister-in-law told Mama that she wasn't HER family, and Mama got mad and set fire to Christmas (long story), my mother would call me from a payphone and reverse the charges (by that time I was in Montana).
By the time Mama died in 1999, I'd been married nearly 20 years, she had a phone, and I talked to her once or twice a week, if not more. I was also out of the Air Force, as was my husband, and we lived about 70 miles away from her, so I got to see her once or twice a month the year before she died.
My mother-in-law, on the other hand, whom I tended to call "The Voice of Doom," as phone calls from her always meant someone was dead or dying, was strictly my first husband's problem after the first ten years of trying to form some kind of connection with her. After that, I quit insisting my husband call his family, and I personally didn't speak to her for seven years straight, and I'm pretty sure she didn't notice. She and I made our peace the last few years of that marriage, but I haven't spoken to her since I left him in 2008. No kids involved, so easy connection to break--my ex-husband tried to guilt me once for never contacting her after the marriage was dissolved, and I told him you had to have someone on both ends of the rope to play tug-of-war, and I dropped my end the day I left him.
Regarding my kids communicating with me, I pretty much leave it up to them. They know where we are, they know we love them, and they have both our phone numbers. I think most of you know they were 15 and 17, part of a package deal with my amazing husband, when I got them 10 years ago... and I'm lucky enough, and blessed indeed, that they call me "Mom," and my grandkids call me "Gramily." However, they always call me when they make their very intermittent phone calls, not their dad. They always text me and not him, as well. I think it's funny. He's grateful for it, as he hates texting. My son sends me something that he thinks is funny over Messenger at least once a week, and my daughter probably messages me something every other day or so.
Please, to anyone who reads this, don't take this as any kind of judgment or suggestion on how you should or shouldn't communicate or want to communicate with your kids. I'm just describing the way my relationship works with these amazing young people that I'm so grateful call me "Mom." It's possible that, had my two not dealt with their drug-addicted birth mother first, and then gotten me a decade ago, they too would be reluctant communicators. Everyone has unique needs regarding communication, particularly with family.5 -
Lisa ~ You have become a very strong woman after leaving a marriage that didn't work. We all really admire you and your spunk!
Carol in GA1 -
Hi Gals,
I have been fussing with a minor health issue, for about 4 years, with the insurance I have the first $6500 is on me, and an appointment is $65 which is most of my monthly food bill- so a hit to my budget I try to avoid.
It is a female issue, the external labia skin is sensitive, and painful. I have asked at each of the last 3 (one each year) pap smears (they are free on my insurance) and received answers that do not track. The discomfort comes and goes. It’s been quite bad for a few weeks, so FINALLY got online and looked at the choices of what it could be. And the one thing that really seems to fit to me is a yeast overgrowth. In looking at the home remedies one of the things that came up over and over again was to be sure you have your sugar intake under control. My best developed feature is a sweet tooth! Truly I could each a pound of fancy truffles in one sitting and not even feel yucky! I have been visiting with you but not logging and the sugar inhaling is out of control. Even when I was logging faithfully, I always left room for 2-3 small dessert items each day. A dessert item was cookie, ice cream, candy, a baked goodie. I have decided that for the next week I am going to eliminate all sugar based desserts (so a piece of fruit is ok). I am fully aware that there is a ton of sugar is pre-prepared food and processed food, for this week I am just going to not worry about that.
I do not eat any of the “fake” sweeteners they do not taste good to me, most leave me with the taste of chewing on aluminum foil.
Then I am going to go back to logging, I am hoping that this low sugar week will jump start me back to making good choices.
There were some other recommendations I will incorporate to see if I am more comfortable. If, not I may have to make an appointment.
Kim from N. California
I am sorry you are having female issues.💖. Have your gynecologist do a biopsy for Lichen Schlorisis! That is what I have! It used to come and go as well. My skin there used to be papery thin, have a whitish hue, and tear easily. I was out on a steroid cream, clobetasol, and now its all a healthy pink. Private message me for more info. Most doctors do not recognize it. Its an unknown disease. There is no cure, and is an auto immune disease. But it can be managed fine.👍. Hugs!
💖Rebecca5 -
coastalgosgal wrote: »I sent a letter to youngest Navy son. It had some pretty serious tones, but hopefully he will read it with an open heart. My husband stated no Christmas box this year, until he starts actually answering our letters and cards.
💖Rebecca
I'm afraid if my parents sent me a letter like that, it would drive a wedge between us and I would be torn between never contacting them again (or not for a very long time) ... and firing back with an "I've got my own life" email. It wouldn't be a good thing.
Fortunately, they never did that. My mother continued to send chatty letters about once a month, even though I went through a period of time in my early 20s when I didn't contact my parents very much. Sometimes young adults need time and space to become their own people. Then in my 30s I started communicating with them again quite regularly.
Take this time to focus on YOU! You don't have to take care of others now, so think about things you'd like to do.
Maybe a community class on photography, baking, crafts, archery ...
Maybe training for the local half marathon or a cycling event ...
Maybe volunteering ...
Whatever interest you.
But ... you know your family ...
Is your son on FB, Instagram, Twitter etc.?
M in Oz
Well, that is true, but if he is dealing with depression issues I would want to know. They can be positive, hard-working adults, but still know that family has to be tended. He is on his computer off and on, I get a notice that he has been on Messenger 6 minutes ago type of thing. He can be as independent as he wants, but there is a responsibility of some communicating that he should be doing. Out of plain respect.
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Snowflake1968 wrote: »Rebecca - I understand how hurt you must be from not hearing from your son. I never went through the “ignore my parents phase”, I called home weekly and wrote letters to Mom all the years I lived away. My husband on the other hand never calls his parents, I call them and talk to them and he is willing to talk for a couple of minutes to his Mother if I hand him the phone but he hasn’t spoken to his father since 2016. I hope that resolves soon. I know it bothers his parents terribly and at first they tried to get me to force him, I finally said “I am his wife not his mother I can’t make him do anything”.
When my girls moved away from home I never heard from them until I got a cell and they could text me. They communicated through messenger and text, but I sure missed hearing their voices. Even now neither of them think of picking up a phone and calling they just send a text. If I see them call I know it’s urgent.
I hope your son takes the right attitude and tries to call or write a letter more frequently. In the meantime, I think Machka gave you some great ideas to help you. It was when the girls left I started scrapbooking and enjoying the crafts I had given up for years while raising them.
Kelly - I hope you get the zoning approved, how many children would that allow you to have?
Thanks, yep I know I have to be patient. What's frustrating is knowing his ships in port. I know every son is different, but both other two sons called us, when ship would be in dry dock, or they were walking someplace. Its just checking in. Its hard to write letters when you have no frame of reference, no feedback. It makes me go to a dark place, and those ponderings make me mad. If he's fine, then just sending a 💖 on Messenger can be done. I am not asking for the moon here.
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Wonderful Pip! And you had to run an extra .34 miles. You had a fantastic time.
Congratulations on a great race.
Flea
Willamette Valley, OR3 -
Kelly Joaquin & Miguel are darling. My heart did a little flipflop when I saw the photo of Joaquin hugging his brother.
Pip & Kirby
Karen in Virginia3 -
Rebecca- strongly worded letter from a loving parent is different than one from a poor relationship to start with one. He’s a guy sometimes that one time it needs to be pointed out hey we’re here! I had a sit down talk with Daughter before she left for a reason told her the truth we all know (1. Female coworkers are snakes 🐍 keep a distance lol 😂 she didn’t believe me of course got grumpy but told her how to handle it sure enough it happened the mean girls announced to the head commanders tons around on purpose that she’s a Virgin.embarassed her of course the guys wouldn’t leave her alone “Un-conquered” so she had to hide till she shipped out cling to a few trusted people she’s more careful now. 2. Keep contact cause when the day ends your service is done ✅ guess who you’ll need! Plus we’re her mailroom to storage after the mail bully issue she’s afraid of post offices. 3. At the time was still bucking the younger biological sibling - Told her when we die she gots a good 18 yrs after me him 37 so he will be the only one left to visit her or help her fix a sink to talk too even.She was only 17 when she joined so now she gets that takes classes on helping build relationships with a toddler or baby when abroad.
Eating today
Chili (tiny condiment bowl 🍲) on side of small airfryer light cheese y heavy spinach nachos brunch with Gatorade zero
Chili w/ crystal light peach mango tea dinner
Snacks unknown still but we’re finally on the new time frame. Faster than last year.
Amber Tx2 -
nd with that in mind, our radishes are ready to eat, the parsley is almost ready, and I've got to get out there and start picking snowpeas!!
Machka in Oz2 -
Throughout my life, I'm not sure I ever met my mother's expectations. As a teenager, I danced ballet, played two musical instruments, studied two languages, graduated in the top 10% of my high school class, and got into a highly competitive college. She was disappointed in me because I was "a jack-of-all-trades and a master of none". When I called her weekly, it wasn't enough. When I came to visit, she said I didn't stay long enough. When I told her about my life, she suggested other things I should be doing. When I had an article published in a magazine, she said, "Well, you always did have talents you never used". She told me often about her friends whose daughters were much more attentive. I finished sifting the last of this year's compost. It looks like beautiful dirt and will be great in the flower beds. I delivered a blanket to Project Linus last week and today bought yarn to knit another one. Barbie in NW WA 10
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I've been bitten by something. I'm suspecting that a spider of some sort could be the culprit but I couldn't say for sure. It happened at some point late Wednesday or very early Thursday. I noticed it Thursday morning. The red area has grown and has been extremely itchy, somewhat sore, and slightly swollen/raised.
Ah the joys of living in Australia. I get bit by something just about every year.
Machka in Oz
It has about doubled in size since yesterday.
It happened Wed/Thurs last week ... I noticed it Thursday morning. Over the past 5 days it has gradually grown in size, but overnight last night it had a little growth spurt. Incredibly itchy plus the arm and hand are tight.
Yes, I've been to the Dr. That's why it is outlined. And I'm on something now which we hope will contain and reduce it.
Machka in Oz3 -
Today is King Tut Day!
"King Tut Day celebrates the day that King Tut's tomb was discovered in Egypt's Valley of the Kings by British archaeologist Howard Carter, on November 4, 1922. ... King Tut, whose full name was Tutankhamun, was the 12th pharaoh of the 18th Egyptian dynasty, and reigned from roughly 1332 to 1323 BCE, assuming power at the age of nine. His original name was Tutankhaten, which means 'the living image of Aten,' but he changed it to Tutankhamun after assuming the throne, which means 'the living image of Amun.' In Egyptian mythology 'Aten' was the sun disk god. 'Amun' was a major god, sometimes called 'King of the Gods.'"
It's been a busy few days over here but I'm really proud of how I stuck to my plan over the weekend. Now Philip has a cold so I guess tomorrow's workout will be solo. Assuming he's feeling up to a road trip in the morning, we're planning a drive to San Antonio to see Union Pacific Railroad's historic "Big Boy" steam locomotive. It's touring the U.S. throughout 2019 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of completion of the transcontinental railway. We love trains - especially stream trains - so we're indulging in a railfan day.
Today I put the flannel sheets on the bed in the RV, so I halfway expect the temperatures to soar back into the 90s any minute now!
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HI Im Julie from Scotland and I am new to this thread and to MFP. I lost 59lbs this year by restricting heavily but then relaxed and have gained 17lbs back - have a total of 30 now to lose but going to take it more slowly. Would like to lose 7lbs this month - first month on it so that should be doable. Also want to do 3 hours of planned exercise a week and walk for 30 mins on the day I don't do other formal exercise. Finally I really want to get to know some of you lovely ladies a bit better :-)9
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Stats for the day
Walking SF to hostel- 12.26min, and more - 176c
Apple Watch- 165c
Walking- hostel to warf - 2hrs 55min 47sec- 7.75mi= 739c
Apple Watch- 829c
915cal
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Barbie in NW WA - That is sad that you could never please your mother. It sounds like you have been quite accomplished and would make any parent proud. I have a friend in a similar relationship with her mother. I think I must have the greatest parents ever. They have always been supportive of me and all my siblings. They have never expressed disappointment to us...not directly to us. If it was to someone else, I never heard about it. I am thankful for them every day.2
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Good evening. Not much happening here. I do have to say that I have had a VERY HARD time resisting candy from grandchildren or the office. I know I shouldn't be eating it but it goes the mouth anyways. I did record it and still had over 400 calories in my plan. I'm looking for new recipes to make just to break the boredom. My fitnesspal id is maritill.
Hope all have a great Tues., I am going to the gym($2/Tues.)
Marianne-WV1 -
You may recall me telling you about my older sister (74) that lived in Seattle and broke her ankle last May and was in rehab and got sepsis and blood clots etc she passed earlier this evening. My heart is hurting but I know she's no longer in pain and is with the Lord.
Janetr OKC13 -
Janetr, I am so sorry for your loss. 1 -
julieclarksfitnesspal wrote: »HI Im Julie from Scotland and I am new to this thread and to MFP. I lost 59lbs this year by restricting heavily but then relaxed and have gained 17lbs back - have a total of 30 now to lose but going to take it more slowly. Would like to lose 7lbs this month - first month on it so that should be doable. Also want to do 3 hours of planned exercise a week and walk for 30 mins on the day I don't do other formal exercise. Finally I really want to get to know some of you lovely ladies a bit better :-)Julie, Welcome. I look forward to getting to know you. I walk my dogs every morning, go to line dance classes twice a week, and ride a stationary exercise bike while watching TV. I don't have children or a full time job, so I have lots of time to be active. Your exercise plans sound very possible and very healthy. Barbie in NW Washington state 1
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Did one segment of 10MS Fitness Ball Workout DVD then took the extremepump class.
Rebecca – I agree with M. For a while I called my father once weekly but only because he kept after me to. You know, there were lots of times when I’d hold the phone away from my ear (thank goodness we didn’t have video phone!). That was during the time when I was particularly busy, getting dinner ready for 3 kids and a husband, working, lots of other things. Then, when things settled down for me somewhat I would go and see him once/week and stay with him overnight. Give ds time. Don’t make demands of him but give him time. Just be there for him, he’ll get it. When Jess was a teenager I read the book “Get Out of my Life but First Would You Drive Me and Cheryl to the Mall”. One thing they said that really hit me was that the more kids pull away, the harder they come back. Boy, is that true with Jessica!
Marianne – I find it interesting that the healthier I eat, the less appealing desserts from a bakery/store/package are to me.
Welcome everyone new!
Kerry – I’ve never heard of the Optavia plan. What’s it about?
Heather – what adorable cupcakes. Did the kids decorate them? I’m sure you bought the things to decorate them.
KJ – so happy for you. Here’s hoping everything goes well
M – you’re getting there! So proud of you
Janetr – so very sorry about your sister
Michele in NC
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