WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JANUARY 2021
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@KJLaMoreKJLaMore I might be into the gingerbread geography once I've finished with Phd. (in one year max)1
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Morning again ladies
Took a little nap,and called the hospital they have a bed but will call when its ready. Getting a bit nervous because if im in this much pain 2 months post surgery,here is hoping they can give me something for nerve pain after this one..4 -
Lisa…. Thank you. Yum pinion nuts… The chicken quesadilla is my drive through choice at Taco Bell. Good luck with your Chicken Cordon Blue lasagna. I love swiss cheese.
Tracey…. Prayers for Dillion and your cousin. Wonderful she confided in you. Wow on the dishwasher and wonderful kindness from your coworkers. Says lots about you.
Katla…. Hope your glasses come soon and your Covid vaccination becomes possible sooner rather than later.
Allie…. Prayers and hugs. So sorry you are in pain… Thinking of you
Barbie…. Income tax is on my agenda now… I think I will try “a bit at a time” and not stress.
Kylia…. your view from your desk … I could get lost in that view.
Beth…AWW. Cute personified!
M in Oz… your kitchen and the window over the sink. Peaceful..
Kylia..Michelle….. We are on septic. Our garbage disposal rusted out and we took it out… I noticed after we took it out I didn’t have to clean the septic screen as often. Now I clean the screen every spring and it isn’t even clogged badly. We have our septic pumped about every five years .. unless my son and wife and six kids visit for holidays and then we pump right after their visit. Ha! Now with Covid they haven’t visited and I can’t wait until life is back to “normal” so they come share space again.
Flea,,,, I’m in love too. What cuties both Jayson and Harley.
Barbara….Thanks... I love to get together with some of the woman from the Yoga class I used to attend…. We bring our lunch and camp chairs and social distance in a park a couple times a month and talk. We freeze our buns off and catch up with each other. We talk about meeting at outside dining or the outside Pub but haven't done it yet. That sound like fun.
Heather… Beautiful pictures.
Woke up to no snow today...so had a nice walk with Ella. She keeps me on track every morning. Today saw a barred owl in the field and watched it glide and hunt. Also saw two coyotes in the field. Walking feels so good in the morning and helps me sort out my priorities for the day. Seems impossible it is almost the end of January. I'll enjoy the football playoffs today.
Hope everyone had a good day,
Betsy in NW WA
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Good things done in last 24h1. little (very little) walk
2. sorted out some work things
3. corrected 2 papers
4. uncluttered bedroom 15 min (mostly desk)
5. uncluttered closet in living area 15 min (2 top shelves in entrance closet. so messy and so easy: old tests for 100+ students, that I keep for a year. in case of issue, and many "spare" paper handouts that I often give to students. We will surely not meet live frequently before next September, so I'll stick to online, and toss out the "spares". Also found some useful items: wool beanie, 2 pairs of little-worn gloves, undergloves...
6. Made pea-chard soup, had w broken up airy corn crackers in it, and pea-based, maple-sweeneed 1/2 brownie for late lunch.
7. load of laundry
8. a few work mails.
9.calculated and entered grades for 100 students in 4 classes, with comments for half of them.
Grateful1. can walk without much problem
2. pleasant woman at the bakery
3. quiet
4. green tea
5. teapot
6. electric kettle
7. toaster
8. washing machine
9. some colleagues that are supportive to others with high integrity
10. new, much-needed coloured jeans, very quickly bought, seem rather ok fit and relatively comfy
To work on1. move forward on thesis work, especially presentation next Friday.
2. Pay 2 bills
3. at least 15 min on the recumbant today (due to heavy, wet snow at the time, walk was very short today, and now it's 6pm curfew!
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Heather: The photo is amazing, The colors in the sky are beautiful.
Lisa: I had a psychic cat in the past. Her name was Peter, and she was murdered by a cat poisoner in the neighborhood. My next-door neighbor revealed it the day we were moving away. The poisoner’s wife was her best friend.
Machka: I love the satisfaction you enjoy from your cycling. Your kitchen is lovely. I really like the yellow walls and blue valance over the kitchen window. :flowerforyou:
(((Allie:))) Sending good wishes and prayers your way, always!
Tracey: I am so sorry that you’re in pain from your right hip. I hope the pain disappears & you‘re feeling better soon.
Kylia: We hosted friends & family for dinner here for the annual Christmas Ships Parade in the Columbia River beside our house for many years. This year we watched alone due to the Covid Pandemic. :ohwell:
Flea: CONGRATULATIONS on your new fur baby! What a beautiful pup!!! No wonder you are head over heels. :bigsmile:
Betsy in NW WA: Thanks for your good wishes. :flowerforyou:
Re: Favorite room in the house—Ours is a part of our bedroom. We have bookshelves, and an electric fake wood stove that keeps us toasty. We have a sitting area with a picture window that looks out to the Columbia River. We can see wildlife, an island, and the Washington shore on the other side of the river. There is shipping traffic that is often interesting as tugs push barges up river to Portland, and large ocean-going ships that go there as well. We feel very lucky to live here.
Katla in beautiful & rainy NW Oregon
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Kylia - migraines suck, hope it goes away quickly.
Flea - what a cute pup. My brother’s name is Harley.
Heather - I love your writing ability. I always feel I’m going on trip with you.
Lisa - monkey mind is a good way of describing it. I am having the same thought process today.
Machka - you intrigue me with the riding. I haven’t been in a bike in probably 35 years but keep thinking I would like to have one.
Kelly - I love your gingerbread man geography. I bet the kids will remember this for a long time to come.
How frustrating that you have to sit with Tim to do the course.
The favourite room in my house is also my kitchen. I am from NB and they are known for their kitchen parties. I miss having people just stop in for a coffee or tea and maybe a sweet. People don’t visit like they used to even pre Covid.
Allie - I hope you get in and get a good nights sleep. It doesn’t seem possible that’s it’s already two months since your first surgery. My MIL has had heart surgery and she said it was 6 months before she started feeling anywhere near normal and 18 months before she felt what she would call good. It is going to take some patience and a lot of self care I imagine. She is a lot like you as far as taking care of others and was not happy with the recovery phase. You are in my prayers.
I am going to clean a new to us couch today and tidy the rest of the house. I am tired of not having a lot to do so may break out a puzzle or the diamond dots I bought. The diamond dots is a little intimidating to me.
I am hoping to hear from my cousin today, in other ways I’m hoping she is talking to a counsellor more than me.
I may go but some meat to make burgers for supper.
Tracey in Edmonton where we are experiencing the coldest temperatures in a year.
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We Zoomed the grandchildren this afternoon. It seemed even more chaos than usual, but it's so much better than nothing. I think they were tired after a long walk in the park. They are all at school, in tiny classes, without teachers. Their mother is a key worker, but most kids are in lockdown and not able to go to school. They have online learning to do in class and teaching assistants. Max said only one friend was in his group. Edie said a few were with her, and it was difficult to get much sense out of Bea because she spent all the time showing us her Fart Pot. (Putty that makes a farty noise)!!!
We feel blessed to be able to see them, but it was hard work, so we needed a drink afterwards!
My son showed me his haggis he had bought for tomorrow, from the best butchers in the world, in Hove, homemade, so I lamented my lack of haggis and he said he would go down tomorrow and get me one and deliver it at midday. Alleluja! Burns night is saved!
I hope they have some left. How nice of him.
Celeriac and potato mash tonight (will keep some for tomorrow) with bacon, fried egg, and tomatoes. I will have chilli sauce with mine.
Great Pottery Throwdown tonight.
Done masses of language learning today as DH has been watching football all day. He is in his study watching it now!
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx4 -
Hi. Just checking in, I haven't had much to say lately.
Annie in Delaware3 -
@cityjaneLondon and @Machka9 I happened upon this. I think it can be good for learning French. it seems to be made more or less with that intention but is kind of natural.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDqYtSHHw0A 1 -
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** Might try a little challenge in February ... just for fun. **
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Walk, run, cycle, canoe, swim, exercise ... to somewhere, or at somewhere, starting with each letter of the alphabet.
Day 1: Go to and/or exercise at a place starting with the letter 'A', then the next day 'B', the next 'C' and so on and so on.
Pick a street name, or shop, or town, or building, whichever you like. Your choice.
So for example, Argyle St is near where I work, so on Feb 1, I could walk to Argyle St. On Feb 2, I might cycle near the Beach. And so on.
The alphabet has 26 letters and February has 28 days, so there are 2 free days just in case.
And I might even take photos. 🙂
M in Oz
Machka I like this idea - I might try this myself. I like things like this that make you "think". I also think it would help with the winter doldrums and give me something to "look forward to". February always seems like such a long month (because of the cold).
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Hi friends. We are supposed to get 6-8” of snow tomorrow and I have a funeral to go to. Hmmmm. I should go to the vigil tonight instead, but don’t want to get dressed, do hair, etc., at this point. I may think about it some more. This is for the mother of a co-worker who signed up to sit with my parents a couple of days when we made those trips to Russia to adopt the girls. She also had food delivered when I had Covid.
Kylia: beautiful photo! We have two couple we routinely have dinner with, but of course not in about a year now! I love to host dinners and parties.
Allie: best wishes and good healing thoughts for your operation
Tracey: thank goodness for benefits! Hope the therapy works.
Machka: I would definitely miss the upper cabinets! The wall tile is pretty!
Heather: I loved the pic of the Chapel. Is it a working church? The pics of the sunrise are spectacular!
Did I tell you all I lost a cat a couple weeks ago? He had lymphoma and we took him to Des Moines, IA for chemotherapy. He died a couple days later. He was the one always in my lap and in bed with me. Well, for the first time last night, he slept with us. On the very edge of the foot of the bed, but with us the same. Sweet. He’s getting his teeth cleaned tomorrow, so he’ll probably hate us for a while!
Favorite room in the house: right now it’s an upstairs bedroom we turned into a library and craft room. It’s not finished yet, in fact the tags are still on the chairs, but it’s still and peaceful. I journal and meditate in there.
OK got to get some work done on the test bank and consider funeral options.
Take care, stay well. Meg in Omaha
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Meg - That is a pump engine for the old tin mines. Tin has been mined in Cornwall for thousands of years. The Phoenicians used to trade it! I love the way the old historic industry is still there in the beauty of the coast. I'm always attracted by that mix.
The chapel we used to stay in was used by the nonconformist staff at the local stately home - Lanhydrock. There are old photos of the congregation up at the house.
If you ever come to the UK, please pay Cornwall a visit.
And Brighton and Hove.
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Meg
Did you get a new cat when the one with cancer died. I think I misread what you wrote.
Carol in GA2 -
Dee: Wow, I don't think I could make a 10 minute video just talking about myself! Well not for interview purposes anyways. Lol. Best of luck to YOU tho, I'm sure you'll do fine! I was an AF brat - born in Denver, CO - but travelled a lot while dad was in the AF (including living in Okinawa for a couple of years). Then dad came here to the Newark AFB when I was 10. He retired here and eventually they closed this AFB. (Boeing owns that facility now). I've lived here all my life except for travelling for a couple of years with my 2nd husband (he travelled around the country for 2 years for his job with COSI). I homeschooled my two boys (ages 9 and 12 then) and we lived in Seattle, LA, and Lubbock, moving every 4 months. When the kids and I came back home for Christmas, hubby had an affair while we were back here for the month of Dec…. so that was the end of that! I have a 2 year degree from CSCC and am a LMT (Licensed Massage Therapist).
Barbie: Wonderful how thinking about your "dream home" made you realize your enormous gratitude for your current home - I too need to learn to be more grateful for what I have.
Heather: I love that you now live in the city and it's "lovely and quiet". That might be something worth thinking about! Lol. I also loved your friend's photo of Chapel Porth. It looks like a super cool place to walk/hike! And hallelujah Burns night is SAVED! (Not that I have any idea what that is, but I'll google it!) Haha. Following your Burns night lamentations has peaked my interest! 💚
Tracey: Thanks for the update on Dillon! I too hope that his progress continues and will keep him in my prayers! I'm glad your cousin confided in you, and have her in my prayers as well. So often we have no idea what people are really going through (mentally OR physically!)
Beth: That puppy is SO ADORABLE! I just love him! How cute is it that he likes sleeping right there by the fireplace!?
Kylia: your view from your desk is wonderful…. This is the view from my back porch.Michele: I would be up for an "MFP" visit! I think that's such a cool idea! I know the time difference varies because we are all over the globe, but perhaps we could do one "early" and then in another 6-8 weeks do another "late" one instead. This idea really intrigues me and I would definitely set my alarm and get up to see you all online! 💓
Meg: I'm so sorry about you losing your cat a couple weeks ago. They are precious members of the family and our hearts have a big ole empty space when they are gone.
HAVING PEOPLE OVER FOR DINNER: We have 2 different couples (close friends) that we often have over to dinner (not at the same time) and they have us over to their homes as well). We also are co-leaders of a bi-weekly Bible study group that meets in our home every other month. It's a potluck type of meal and we are responsible for the main course when the group meets at our home. There's usually about 6-8 people for the bible study.
FAVORITE ROOM AT PRESENT: My exercise room/massage room in the basement (although it's colder down there during these winter months). But it's bright (off white carpet remnant) and I have a comfy recliner down there as well. I need to rearrange my upstairs bedroom so that I can go up there when I want to "get away" instead of the cold basement.
Teresa in OH2 -
LisaInArkansas wrote: »Tracey, my dear - your new dishwasher is proof that good things do happen to good people. Love that someone sees who you are, and that they have done this generous thing. Glad Dillon is progressing, hope things turn out to be minor with your cousin.
Michele - Just as I read your question, Egg stuck her cold little nose between my fingers on the mouse. She just came back in from outside. If you ever see something from me that looks like gibberish, it is probably her typing. I have a wireless keyboard, and she walks over it frequently. She's purring quite loudly now and rubbing her chin on my monitor. Claiming it, I suspect.
Insomnia this morning... since just before 2 a.m. There are worse things. I've progressed from PJs to my usual sweats finally, since I gave up on going back to bed. Am beginning to absorb my second cup of coffee, meaning the words are actually available now!
The only set plan for today is go get the other five trees that Corey couldn't fit in the truck bed last night, so we'll take the truck back to town and do that at some point. That's really about it - will come back and decide on where each one will be set, but don't know if we'll actually get that done. As usual, they all need some love--they've been sitting at the back of the lot, previously culled out of the beautiful trees--but just need time and care to become beautiful.
Later, y'all,
Love,
Lisa
Lisa- I use this for insomnia- works great and fast and doesn't leave me groggy the next morning-
https://www.swansonvitamins.com/hylands-biochemic-phosphates-1000-tabs?DFA=1&UTM_Medium=PaidSearch&UTM_Source=GOOGLE&UTM_Campaign=SWAN_National_Gen_Search_NonBrnd_DSA_All+Webpages+075-01+DSA+-+All&UTM_Content=DYNAMIC+SEARCH+ADS&SourceCode=INTLBVCNA&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrej2s7W17gIVDeDACh227wC3EAAYASAAEgJLrfD_BwE
I have a lot of trouble with insomnia and like this so much better than melatonin.
Debbie
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bananasandoranges wrote: »In order weight over past month.
Better now than 1 week, month, 3 months, or 6 months ago but not than 1 year ago.
Going slowly in the right direction from where we are now, seems the best one can do.
great job!! I haven't tracked my food or weighed myself since the week before Christmas. Told myself I would start back Jan. 1, then covid hit and I barely ate anything for two weeks. Have been just eating what ever(still not large amounts) and will start tracking/weighing Feb. 1st.
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dlfk202000 wrote: »
great job!! I haven't tracked my food or weighed myself since the week before Christmas. Told myself I would start back Jan. 1, then covid hit and I barely ate anything for two weeks. Have been just eating what ever(still not large amounts) and will start tracking/weighing Feb. 1st.
Debbie
@dlfk202000 thank you. I've actually been
slacking
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tracking
food and weight,
of late, last 10 days or so it's been on and off.
I need to get back on the "straight and narrow"
On the other hand I did 28 min on the recumbent while watching ted.com talk. I tried playing online spades on recumbent but really too hard and the talk was more uplifting.
This one
https://www.ted.com/talks/lucy_kalanithi_what_makes_life_worth_living_in_the_face_of_death
The take away for me is that when you have health care issues, a good doctor will give you straight information and not be overly positive and also give you choices based on your own values and priorities. This talks about in the case of terminal illness, but could also be the case for other health situations.
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My favourite room is the living room we had decorated last autumn. It feels 'meant' as opposed to just inherited. We put a lot of thought into it. I do also love the dining room with the view into the garden and the French windows.
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Teresa... Wow, that view from your back porch. Just gorgeous!
Betsy in NW WA0 -
Did Self’s Bikini Body DVD. Work tomorrow so no formal exercise
M – your sink with drainboard reminds me of something my grandmother used to have!
Flea – both Jayson and Harley are adorable!
Tracey – (((HUG)))
Heather – gorgeous sunrise
KJ – how is Tim getting his CPR? I need to renew mine and I just found out that the place in the hospital that did it the last 2 times I needed it is not doing it right now, they are busy with COVID. I don’t know where to turn. Good luck on getting that license. Why am I wishing you luck? You’re a shoe-in.
I guess I would have to say that my favorite room is the kitchen. To me, it is warm and reminds me of things from the past
Got the frame of the jigsaw puzzle I’m making for a dear friend for Christmas. It’s of Naples, FL where she has a second home. Think I’ll work some on the macramé Christmas ornament
Meg – so sorry for your loss
Michele NC
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Michele NC- I have downloaded the app and will give it a try too.
Meg- Good to see you!
Tracey- Maybe you are right…maybe it is available monies. Sorry to hear about your cousin’s state of mind. Prayers.
Beth and Flea- The puppies are so cute! I haven’t had a puppy since 1988. All our dogs have been rescues and are usually around a year old or so. With my work schedule, it means the puppy would be alone more than with us. This is the first time in our time together that my husband and I are dogless. ☹ I am not ready yet though. I am sure we will rescue 2 again when the time is right.
Heather UK- WOW! What a beautiful sunrise! Ours was grey when I typed this message this morning. We got a brief glance of pink but didn’t last long. Has been grey and snowing off and on all day. Glad Burns night is saved for you!
Lisa AR- I am a little envious of the trees. We need to plant more. We had to take down several diseased Ash and Pine trees. I feel they need to be replaced. Besides that, they are doing lots of building on our street and I want some more privacy in the front. Our front 3 acres only has a couple of trees close to the house. The rest is bare. It is on the To-do list. Chicken Quesadilla- I got a quesadilla maker for Christmas one year. Quick dinner when I have precooked chicken. Mix Chicken, bbq sauce, shredded cheddar cheese, and corn. YUMMY!
Machka- I think it is wonderful that your husband rode that far. That is quite an accomplishment for both of you. As I have followed your journey since his accident, I have learned a few things that help with my husband. When he was 18, he wrapped his jeep around a tree. Needless to say this was the first trauma to his eyes. His head hit the tree fracturing his skull and damaging the optic nerve in what is now his “good” eye. Several things you have said help me better understand the brain trauma that I am sure is still part of our lives. So thank you!
Kelly-I think that my favorite room in the house is my bedroom. Not too much furniture, beautiful view out back window for sunrises, comforting. I do agree with the kitchen though. The kitchen is where everyone hangs out. I have a great living room with comfortable seating, yet everyone hangs in the kitchen.
Betsy- My oldest daughter meets with her friends the same way. They usually grab lunch at their place of choice, find a parking lot and circle the vans with back ends open or a park with chairs and blankets.
Julie- I think your friend’s comment about reciprocating dinners is more true than I like to think. When we did have a cookout last summer at our house, everyone brought a dish to share and whatever meat they wanted to be grilled. We had bison burgers, turkey burgers, chicken breasts, and hot dogs. It was fun, but miss the days of saying , I am throwing burgers on the grill with chips and fruit, come join us! Hopefully this summer I can make that happen. I have a beautiful new table and chairs for our covered porch. I would love to share.
Hi- Annie
Teresa- Your view is also beautiful!
So I finally got my act together today. Made pancakes and eggs for breakfast. I added power greens and tomatoes to my eggs. Emptied dishwasher, filled dishwasher, changed sheets, started laundry (last load in washer as I type), put chicken in pot for chicken and dumplings. They were yummy! I had some pudding in cabinet that I bought last year and milk in fridge that needed used, so we had pudding for dessert. We have had snow off and on all day, but nothing really measurable. It was a true pajama day! (okay sweats as my pjs are what I was born with 😉) Kitchen is clean. I am caught up with y’all. Should tackle my paper box. Probably won’t take 20 minutes, but thinking there may be bills in it that need paid and checks that need deposited.
I did save one of the breast portions to make some chicken salad for lunch a couple of days.
Allie- Prayers for a restful night and successful surgery!
Kylia in Ohio preparing for a busy week!
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Just dropping in to say hi. Got a few things done around the house. Attended church for the first time and had congregation meeting afterwards. It was good to see the people. However, I think I will not attend in person with regularity until after I have had vaccines-that fits my comfort level more. Not comfortable with 20 or so people.
Cold here today so didn't go out for a walk. Painted another door and some frames. If I work for 30 minutes or so each night after work, I should have them done by end of next weekend. However, if it takes longer, it does. I'm the only one here to look at them.
Allie-I do hope you got settled in at some point today.
Friday evening had a dinner zoom call with two friends (we all live alone). It was really pretty nice. We are going to do that every Friday. With the women's group on Wednesday, that gives me two "social" gatherings. Then three days a week I go to gym. Work involves daily communication with others, so I am not completely isolated.
Heading in to put sheets on bed so I can get in the bed (hate it when I leave it until bedtime).
Take care all,
Ginny in Ohio3 -
drkatiebug wrote: »I know this has been covered already, but if you follow a decluttering website, who do you follow?
Thanks!
M in Oz
Dana K White - A Slob Comes Clean (my favorite)
Dawn Madsen - The Minimal Mom
For Organizing
Cassandra Aarssen - Clutterbug.me [she also has an HGTV show called Hot Mess House
For Inspiration (these are way too anal for some. The reason I like Dana, Dawn and Cas is that they make it real. I don't follow any of these except I Heart Planners, but I do have their sites bookmarked and I visit them occasionally.
I Heart Planners
At Home with Nikki
A Bowl Full of Lemons
alejandra.tv - organize with alejandra
A whole bunch of these people are taking part in a blitz called clutter free January. If you find a recent YouTube video of one of them, they will have links to a whole bunch more. One week they focused on kitchen, another clothes, this week it is paper clutter and organization, and I think the last week is sentimental clutter.
I can pretty much tell immediately if a suggestion is going to work for me. For example, I love, love, love Alejandra's videos on paper organization. One or two of them are over the top but the others are spot on for me. On the other hand, if you are a macro organizer, you will hate her. Look at Dawn and/or Cas for inspiration. They have very, very simple paper organizing systems.
Another useful one is Taylor Flanery. One of her websites is Home Storage Solutions 101. she does a Declutter 365 mission which has some helpful stuff. Her site used to be my favorite. I'm not quite sure why I got bored with it.
There are also people who swear by FlyLady. I used to follow her as well but she got on my nerves pretty quick.
Thanks for that!
I can see what you mean about FlyLady.
I'm mainly looking for different ways to organise things. I have quite a few of my own ideas but sometimes it's helpful to see what others do.
M in Oz0
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