WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JULY 2020
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Snowflake1968 wrote: »Heather - I am so incredibly proud of them, happy for them and I would be lying if I said I wasn’t a bit envious too
This place suits them and I think it’s a great place for them.
What a beautiful place! Just lovely! Good health and happiness to them.
Cheri
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on my countdown 4 DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!7
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on my countdown 4 DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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4 days :drinker:
Oh my G Pip retirement is the best thing ever
The kids came over. We were almost pacing the floor by the time they arrived!
Wonderful! As usual DH did all the work and I just watched. Ancient frozen brownies went down well. Bea took it upon herself to excavate the biscuit tin and carried it into the garden. I had a lovely chat with my son and DDIL and admired the grandchildren from a distance. DH was soooooooooooo happy! So good to see them in the flesh. (Sorry Katla)
Waiting for some photos from DDIL because my video was great, but my photos got light interference.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx4 -
I've taken a still from a video. DH said to hold hands. Edie said "It's a bad idea" She was right. They did much better jumping separately.
I still yearn for them.
Love Heather UK XXXXXX6 -
cityjaneLondon wrote: »4 days :drinker:
Oh my G Pip retirement is the best thing ever
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
Ditto from me, too, Pip!
I've been done for six weeks-ish now, and just finally moved out of my work persona completely this last weekend. Don't even know how to explain it--but I've been working for 46 years, and that doesn't just switch off like a light bulb, or at least it didn't for me. Your discipline is supreme, though, and you and Kirby make an amazing pair together.
Heather -
Johnny looks as if he's having as much fun as the kids, so glad you got to see them and hear them, even if hugs aren't on just yet.
It's been a good day... second day in a row of 1,000 calories in exercise. I remember looking at Heather's and Pip's exercise calories burned and thinking "I'll never make that in a million years." But the combination of elliptical, then rower, then outside work has finally cracked it for me. And, now that I'm retired, I can spend my whole morning doing those things for me.
Later, y'all,
Love,
Lisa6 -
Waiting on Jean to come home,drop Homer off and then go home... I have a bit of a toothache and will see if Dr Pete in town is taking new patients..2
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Faye - Pacific NW early bird workout and walker, fitness addict, ex windsurfer Oregon/Wa. age 69.
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💖Rebecca8 -
@Whidislander I have a photo of me somewhere by that old ship skeleton.2
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Pip: Happy Countdown!!! :bigsmile:
Heather: Beautiful photo!
Rebecca: Lovely beach photos--and no worries about social distancing. I’ve been to the Peter Iredale, too. It is a wonderful site. :bigsmile:
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
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Weird isn't it. After a wonderful afternoon I went on an eating binge. It's as if the emotion was all too much for me. It's like when a lover leaves you.
Tomorrow is another day. I'm so happy to have seen them , but the parting is hard.
I do know how lucky I am.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Heather I get it. So much anticipation and emotion overwhelms your defenses. I hope you made a plan with your son and his wife for when the next visit is. That used to help me hugely in the last few years my mother was alive when I was jealous of every minute I could spend with her. If I knew when the next time was, I could immediately start looking forward to it. (((Hugs)))
SuziQ I will protect my hands and arms when I emancipate the baby bromeliad from its mother. Thanks for the tip.
Athena Rose on the beach. so adorable!
Faye Welcome! I'm 65, early bird, still working, mother of Yorkies.
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Brick and mortar work shift today was long and hard, but now it's over. People had been waiting waiting waiting for me to come back and had to wait a long time to see me. I was stunned at how busy our drive through C-19 testing tent in the parking lot was. I didn't realize.
For some reason my dogs are yodeling at me. LOL!!!
Karen in Virginia
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Happy News for DnL...She received her Specialist Degree today. Next will be her PHD.
Went to the ENT doc today and that was a painful experience. Didn't like having strange lights invading my nose and strange liquids testing for WHAT? Gave me a lot of meds and I will go back for a hearing test and followup in two weeks. Hope the prednisone works among the other meds.
Carol in GA8 -
Heather: I envy your proximity to your grandchildren. Your search for a home nearby was/is brilliant. Enjoy!1
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dellafayefox wrote: »@Whidislander I have a photo of me somewhere by that old ship skeleton.
Nice! Yes the Peter Iredale wreck.💖. We used to live literally 5 minutes drive from there in Hammond, Oregon. My middle son and family were visiting, but unfortunately we now live in Washington state!😣 Life is ever changing ! Nice to meet you Faye!
💖Rebecca
Whidbey island
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I mourn for Athena somedays. But I also know its not safe to get on a bus and travel down there. I don't want to leave husband here. I pray there will be a time that we can go, and travel without the worry of getting COVID.
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Katla – we recycle a lot here. We don’t get money for it. I tell you, they only pick up the recyclables every two weeks and the garbage every week. Very seldom do I even bother putting out the garbage on the week they don’t pick up the recyclables. And that week our recycling container is usually full, there have been times when I’ve needed to borrow the neighbor’s can, but the garbage is only ½ full. Another soup kitchen (not the one I volunteer at) takes the empty egg cartons.
Really scrubbed the floor in our hallway. For some reason, the floor felt “gritty”. Then made the bed in the back bedroom and vacuumed it. I tell you, with Jess here, she isn’t exactly the cleanest person. On her body, yes. But on the floor – no. Well, I’ll just wait tell she leaves to do a real thorough cleaning. I just got the floor clean enough. If when people go from Idaho to your state they don’t wear a mask, I’m thinking that they don’t in Idaho. Do you know the statistics there? Jess is in Idaho right now
Went to the bowling alley. Not sure what Vince wanted to see. Then the ATM, then CVS to use my raincheck to get Cheerios, then PetSmart, then Hallmark so Vince could return something, then home. The blue ray was returned. Went in the pool
Della – an avid exerciser at 69? What an accomplishment.
Carol GA – congrats to your daughter. I know you are so very proud
Vince said he thinks there will be a vaccine for this by December. I’m usually the optimistic person, but I really question it. It would be nice, but I don’t know and I’m not about to plan on it.
Michele NC
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stats for the day:
bike ride home 2 work- 54.25min, 151mhr, 14.8amph, 13.40mi= 523c
apple watch- 514c
bike ride wrk 2 sumn sta- 7.01min, 10.9amph, .71mi= 35c
apple watch- 26c
Bike ride dome 2 hm- 17.59min, 8.5amph, 150mhr, 2.59mi= 174c
apple watch- 139c
total cal 7321 -
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on my countdown 4 DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So very exciting!!!! All the best!!!!
Cheri3 -
Carol, congrats to your daughter-in-law.
My daughter teaches at a private kindergarten in the Atlanta area. She found out today that her children in public school are beginning the year virtually but her private pre-K/K school will open face to face. According to her text, Her husband spent the day shopping for laptops and planning everybody’s work at home space. While she spent the day crying. I’m sure she was mostly kidding about the crying, but nevertheless her husband is indeed super dad.
Michelle, when your friend said the Y bathrooms were closed, maybe she just meant the shower facilities. That would make sense.
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1948Peachy wrote: »Happy News for DnL...She received her Specialist Degree today. Next will be her PHD.
Went to the ENT doc today and that was a painful experience. Didn't like having strange lights invading my nose and strange liquids testing for WHAT? Gave me a lot of meds and I will go back for a hearing test and followup in two weeks. Hope the prednisone works among the other meds.
Carol in GA
They didn't use liquids with me, but I had three ENT surgeons in three different appointments use some sort of metal spreader to open my nostrils and then lights and cameras and things went in. And that was just in the diagnostic phase.Machka you describe my symptoms exactly. Guess I should look into it and my insurance to see if I can breath and sleep better too! Sleep, allergies, choking at night, sinus infection and headaches; you described my problems exactly! Hope my insurance will pay for it here in US!
RvRita
I started this adventure on the public system and was on a wait list for 5 years to see an ENT surgeon!!!
In that time, I got health insurance so I could go private, but my husband's situation happened so it wasn't a priority ... and 5 years passed.
So my first appointment with a public ENT surgeon was earlier this year.
Then I went for an MRI or CT scan (can't remember right now) and it was followed up by a different public ENT surgeon.
At that time I was told that I could go on the surgery wait list and this would probably take place in a year or two, or I could go private.
I had the private insurance so I went private, saw a private ENT surgeon ... would have had this earlier but C19 intervened and had it now instead.
Going private meant that I had to pay the $500 gap/excess or whatever but I had it done in a nice small private hospital, and stayed in a private room.
Oh and today is the first day without my "moustache" ... after the surgery, you wear a gauze band under your nose, across your upper lip, for several days to catch the drips.
I have to say ... this is a "messy" surgery. Not mine specifically but the septoplasty in general. I'm dribbling and rinsing and cleaning all day.
M in Oz4 -
i did something sublimely stupid last night! I had turned in my office key, since yesterday was the “Grand Finale” of the extended Covid tax season. I ended up staying after everyone else packaging up finished returns for pick-up. When I went to leave, it dawned on me that I had no way to lick the door after me. I tried to find the key to the file cabinet where I stored the envelope, but no luck. This was about 1:30am. It was starting to get cold in the office, so I unlocked the front door (manual deadbolt) and moved my car right in front and ran the heater for a while. I couldn’t find any of the supervisors’ home numbers, and their work phones go straight to message at night. I was afraid of dozing off in my car, and someone going in the office, so I went back in and bolted it after. Finally at 7:30am this morning someone answered and let me know where the key was. I’ve slept ALL day.
Sharon Near Seattle12
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