WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR APRIL 2021

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cityjaneLondon

Penny - Strangely enough, I was watching a programme which featured Svalbard this evening. It was all there. Happy memories. Truly one of the most extraordinary places I have ever been to. And great company. Saga has two new ships, but I'm not sure what the fuel is. They are supposed to be cleaner. We are booked for the Mediterranean next March.
Your old house in Tromsø must be near the lift to the top of the mountain. We went up there. Amazing views.

Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx feeling nostalgic.

grandmallie

Alfie and i hanging out.. the weekend is here..
Im thanking Barbie early for starting May thread !!

barbiecat

I have been working at doing important things first, so I prepared the new thread for May and have posted it. Here is the link:

https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10831738/women-ages-50-for-may-2021/p1?new=1

Whidislander

grandmallie wrote: »

Rebecca- yes the ouch ouch with me too, they numbed the area and then i woke up in recovery.. that was for the ablation..hopefully I am done with surgeries

Yes friend, you have definitely done your quota of surgeries for awhile! Hugs!
Rebecca 💖

CSSJ09

kymarai wrote: »

So two facts-1) I LOVE SPEED (not drugs) 2) I always am aware of city speed limits. Once I am on the highway though all bets are off.

So now that I have stated that....
Took the new GT500 to Costco to fill with fuel (7miles). Left there to pick up prescriptions and took short cut road......35mph.......Wouldn't you know it that I wasn't following fact #2......Flashing blue lights pulled me over. DA*N, I didn't drive 8 miles and got pulled over! He asked if I knew why he pulled me over, I said I am pretty sure I was going too fast. He said 51 and asked me what the speed limit was. I answered 35. Said I was sorry. He asked for driver's license and insurance card. I gave him license and explained that we just got the car yesterday and don't have any other paperwork yet. His reply was , oh, you don't know what power you have yet then......After he ran my license, he gave me a warning, asked me to please pay more attention to my speed, and be careful as I was driving a powerful machine. Nice! But put a small damper on my first drive! After we picked up prescriptions, we headed to the country roads. MAN! SHE IS A BEAST!!!! She FLYS!!!!!! Nice to stretch her legs, but am going to have to be careful in town. She handles well and is responsive.

Heading out for ice cream so Steve can show off the new car to all his friends who didn't know he was actually getting it. Since the Dairy shed is in Bellbrook (the same officer that pulled me over), I promise to behave!

Kylia smiling in Ohio as I am a speed demon

You had one very understanding policeman. Years ago, I got stopped trying to get insecure potty trained toddler home in time. When I asked trooper who looked all of 14 if I could at least take baby into house to go, I was told no. As he wrote out ticket, I told him he would have to clean up if anything happened. Seconds later - MOMMY!!! I got out of car and took roll of paper towels out of trunk and handed them to him. I said not a word but he cleaned everything up. Fought ticket and got minor infraction. I think the judge was actually annoyed with the trooper.

Years later, got ticket in unmarked speed trap. Had to hire attorney to fight it as it was in completely different state, and it was dropped.

CSSJ09

Heather Your floors are beautiful. I love the door and side panel windows. I am trying to select some right now.

CSSJ09

Machka9 wrote: »

My supermoon.
The one hovering over my part of the world at about 8 pm or so on April 27 and taken with my camera.



Machka in Oz

It's PINK! Lovely.

CSSJ09

TerriRichardson112 wrote: »

The flowers are wonderful. Mother nature is so healing and the world needs that right now.

Katla I had to uninstall MS Teams tonight. Geek Squad tomorrow. I get so tired of automatic updates. Right up there with all the cookies that requires a Houdini or Einstein to opt out of. I really wish we had GDPR in the US!

CSSJ09

Anniesquats100 wrote: »

Eight days under calories! Yay!

Annie in Delaware

Click on the link. Hurray for you.

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CSSJ09

Anniesquats100 wrote: »

Well I busted my streak. I ate spaghetti when I knew I was out of calories. It was a long day. My parents totally forgot the cardiologist instructions from yesterday because of the minor car accident. So I called and found out my mom had an appointment today to get this 24 hour blood pressure monitor. So we drove to Wilmington to get that.

Then I had my horseback riding lesson. It didn't go well because the horse was extra tired. So we mostly walked.

Then home to make dinner for Dad. It was only leftover spaghetti, and I ate the last of it.

Mom has blood work to get done tomorrow morning, and then this blood pressure monitor needs to be returned. I tried to tell her she should wait on the blood work until the cuff is off, but what do I know? The lab might refuse to draw blood with that cuff on. We shall see. Meanwhile they are treating this all like a minor nuisance instead of a major health incident. Not that worrying makes much difference.

She is back in her spot on the couch. So as long as she takes her pills tonight, all will be as good as possible.

Time for my dumbbell exercise. I will sleep well tonight if I can stop worrying.

Annie in Delaware

Consider that you are continuing to keep track and exercising. Thus, still on your streak.