2020: One Day At A Time, We Will Achieve!!
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I was just reading that cases of Covid and deaths were dropping a bit in Ohio. Probably the Thanksgiving surge lessening. But the Christmas surge should be here next week. Just imagine the stress level of those who are running out of unemployment benefits and facing eviction. Their Christmas was probably ruined by the presidential tantrum. Even though he finally signed the bill, it will probably be weeks before these poor people get checks and benefits. Some of his supporters must have been in that situation. I wonder if they still think he has their welfare at heart.0
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I can't even begin to get inside the head of a member of the cheeto's cult. Heck jim jones' flock knowingly had their kids drink the kool aid. Brain washed must be something totally out of the realm of my understanding.0
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The buttons on my jeans have started social distancing from each other.0
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It will soon be that time we set goals for the new year--goals usually destined to be unfulfilled. We do it with the best intentions but often have unrealistic expectations and give up at the first set back, calling ourselves failures.
Chances of succeeding are greater if the goal is reasonable and we understand we are not perfect but are willing to to keep trying. One of my favorite sayings begins with "Success is failure turned inside out..." and then emphasizes that success can be very near if we persist and don't give up.0 -
I plan to weigh myself the beginning of next week, see where I am, and set a goal for the next phase of my weight loss program. Hopefully I can make it realistic.0
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I’ve started cutting down on carbs this week. It’s a small step, but I think it’s already helping some.
Our county has opened up vaccine distribution to those over 65 and/or those with serious health conditions. I qualify due to my age and DH due to his asthma and prior heart attack, so I went on the website and registered both of us. Now we have to wait to be confirmed as eligible and then get scheduled, hopefully somewhere near us. My SIL got hers on Monday and has had no side effects other than a sore arm.0 -
It looks like we’d qualify for phase 2 of the vaccine. That’s between February and April. DH has a heart condition and we’re both old enough. If travel becomes safer, I doubt we’d stay in MA that long. We’d like to leave mid January. I guess we’d see if we could be vaccinated in FL or wait until we get back.0
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I’ve started cutting down on carbs this week. It’s a small step, but I think it’s already helping some.
Our county has opened up vaccine distribution to those over 65 and/or those with serious health conditions. I qualify due to my age and DH due to his asthma and prior heart attack, so I went on the website and registered both of us. Now we have to wait to be confirmed as eligible and then get scheduled, hopefully somewhere near us. My SIL got hers on Monday and has had no side effects other than a sore arm.
FANTASTIC!!!0 -
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If you type "New Year's Eve" into google you get confetti. I don't remember google ever doing anything like that before.0
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I think they do something similar on their holidays. For example, fireworks on the 4th of July.
I got notification today that I’m on the list to get a COVID vaccination as soon as a dose is available. So now I just have to wait to be scheduled for it. My sister was able to get hers this morning, but she lives in a different county.0 -
Pam, that's wonderful.
Maryland is nowhere near that. They're just starting on front line workers.0 -
The new year's thread has been started:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10819567/2021-think-positively-for-a-better-year#latest0
