WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MAY 2021
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Our niece posted this about our nephew:
"Due to the hospital not receiving (his) Covid-19test results, they cancelled his surgery.
He'd traveled to Omaha (from Red Oak IA) and was even checked in and prepped for surgery.
It will be rescheduled in about 2 weeks. Thank you everyone for your thoughts and prayers! **"
As disturbing it must have been for Russ and his family, believe our prayers and this postponement are all working to God's good plan,
Thank you all,
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
May: leaner/stronger/kinder than April.
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I have had to have rapid tests before surgeries 2 days before.
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Lol Homer scoffed down 2 bowls of dog food and had a few treats..Alfie is hounding me for more..
Getting together with the gals tonight.2 -
Penny: Sorry about your sad days count. I know that you love Svalbard. I hope you get to know people in your new community and find many pleasant friends.
Vicki: Yoga was a delight. All of the people in the class are long time yoga friends and it was wonderful to see them after being locked down so long. The fitness center is requiring masks in all parts of the facilities. My locker was still there, as were all of the things I keep in it, such as my yoga mat. It felt quite a bit like coming home.
Peach: Your grandson is a handsome boy. I like the Class of 2028 t-shirt. It shows vision and a tangible goal.
Rebecca: You have the best sense of humor. I loved the truck loaded with Vick’s vapo-rub. No wonder there was not a problem with congestion. You often make me laugh. Thank you for it. :laugh:
Barbara: Sorry that your nephew has to wait for upcoming surgery. I hope it all turns out well in the end and he has an easy recovery.
My headache is currently gone. YAY!!! I hope it says that way.
Katla in sunny NW Oregon
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💖😁💐🍀👍👑👑👊Katla
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My parents had a pair of cleaning ladies come give an estimate, but now they are waffling about it. My mom is pretending everything is fine, while my dad is trying to help in an area he knows nothing about. They missed the chance to ask the ladies what they would clean, so now they are asking me. I suggested we have the ladies come once for a trial. That would give my parents a starting point to figure out what they want. But they didn't jump on my perfectly reasonable suggestion. We keep looking to my mother for domestic decisions but she just can't handle it. Just like I asked her how she makes pot roast and it came out tough and dry. Next time, I will do it my way, in the crockpot.
So we are slowly adjusting to my mother fading. We are lucky she doesn't fall or wander. It's just hard for me that my dad still looks to my mom for decisions instead of me. But not the worst. And at least they are pleasant about it.
Meanwhile I got into the cookies and busted my calories. I should have thawed some chicken yesterday. Oh well, I can start again tomorrow.
Annie in Delaware7 -
Did the Peak 10 Cardio Interval Burn DVD then took a walk around the block. The plan for tomorrow is to do a Jari Love Bootcamp Workout DVD
Debbie – about finances, that’s me. When Bonnie went to the Carolina Vet Specialist and was diagnosed with cancer, we had no idea what tests would be needed and how much it would cost, so Vince asked if we could use some of my landscape money if we needed to. I immediately said “no problem, of course we could”. As it turns out, we didn’t need it, but I was willing if we did. It just comes down to the fact that Vince feels that the landscaping is an unnecessary expense and I don’t. Here’s a picture of the bushes as they are now. For 13 years Vince has been saying that the bushes on the left would come back, and they haven’t. If they haven’t in 13 years, what would lead me to think that they ever will? I was told last year that we just need to trim the bushes. That hasn’t been done. So if it’s going to be me who needs to trim, I want something I can take care of.
Barbara – prayers coming your way
Penny – I’m so sorry you’re sad. You’ll learn the great things about the area you are moving to, it’ll just take time and before you know it, you won’t want to leave
Katla – how wonderful that you’re going to yoga again! Next step...Arrow
We go to the Green Room tonight to see “Always a Bridesmaid” Will need to leave in a bit to go get my shot of prolia
Jess called. Her car needs inspection and she can’t leave Iowa. Steve told me that he knows how to drive a standard so I’m suspecting that he and Vince will go out there, get the car, and probably drive it back.
Carol GA – handsome gs
Michele NC3 -
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Michele - You have been working for months to get the landscaping you want paid for. Why would Vince think he has any say whatsoever on how you spend it. I don’t know how the stimulus cheques work down there for sure, but my understanding was they were meant for each individual to help get them through and to boost the economy. Do you and Vince not get individual ones?
If the car needs an inspection why doesn’t Jess just got to a garage there?
Vicki - I hope your staff all stays put for a long while.
Carol - your grandson looks tall.
We finished our parallel with the new payroll system. All of our long days and weeks have paid off, when we received the discrepancy report and I compared all employees line by line we had 33 errors to investigate. 10 of those were errors on my part, I had put that some staff were being deducted for social club when they shouldn’t have.
I had two wonderful evenings this week to celebrate Mother’s Day with my girls. One each night. It was very special as we rarely get one on one time. Kaitlyn brought Ember her pup and she had an awful time getting her in the car to go home. It was quite funny, she actually got in the car and started driving away before Ember would go off the deck.
This was her watching Kaitlyn pack the car and ignoring every “come Ember”.
Tracey in Edmonton6 -
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I had a great day today. Yoga started the pleasant feeling and the rest of the day was also pleasant. The fitness center requires a mask and that was fine with me. The yoga class has been together for years before the pandemic & is still welcoming. Afterward I shopped for antihistamines and found what we need. None of this is high drama, all of it is connecting with longtime friends.
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Tracey – yes, we got individual stimulus checks. But we did have to pool the money for other things. At the time I was told that while we were using that money at the time for something else, eventually I would get the stimulus money into my account. I don’t have a problem waiting for it. I just felt that (and maybe I was wrong) I had to – in a sense – fight for it. Jess won’t be in Iowa so it doesn’t make sense for her to transfer her title there just for one year. Iowa can’t certify for North Carolina. For example, we don’t have an emissions. I don’t know if Iowa does or not. States vary in their requirements
Michele NC
who just got back from the green room where the play was funny
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Me: Mid-21st-century New York City
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Michele - that makes sense. Canada is the same for inspections.
Machka - I am in the Bayou in a haunted house.
Tracey1 -
Did the Peak 10 Cardio Interval Burn DVD then took a walk around the block. The plan for tomorrow is to do a Jari Love Bootcamp Workout DVD
Debbie – about finances, that’s me. When Bonnie went to the Carolina Vet Specialist and was diagnosed with cancer, we had no idea what tests would be needed and how much it would cost, so Vince asked if we could use some of my landscape money if we needed to. I immediately said “no problem, of course we could”. As it turns out, we didn’t need it, but I was willing if we did. It just comes down to the fact that Vince feels that the landscaping is an unnecessary expense and I don’t. Here’s a picture of the bushes as they are now. For 13 years Vince has been saying that the bushes on the left would come back, and they haven’t. If they haven’t in 13 years, what would lead me to think that they ever will? I was told last year that we just need to trim the bushes. That hasn’t been done. So if it’s going to be me who needs to trim, I want something I can take care of.
Jess called. Her car needs inspection and she can’t leave Iowa. Steve told me that he knows how to drive a standard so I’m suspecting that he and Vince will go out there, get the car, and probably drive it back.
Carol GA – handsome gs
Michele NC
I did the same thing- I offered to help pay for the vet bill for the cat we took in, didn't need to help either.
If something else comes up that is an emergency- no problem-
I need to start setting aside extra now because he wants me to pay for the water bill- he is sure that because of my little garden, our water bill will be $800-900. I don't think it will be that high- He reminded me again yesterday that I need to really watch how much water I use in my garden. We also have a small lawn that we keep watered along with my plants(raspberries, roses, etc). What ever- I will watch how much I use/not let it run extra because we are in a drought but that is my one hobby compared to all the things he spends money on that I think is excessive. He is working almost 3 times what he was before they lifted restrictions so I am not saying anything.
We HAD juniper bushes in our front yard- I hated them- they were full of bugs and the lawn anywhere near them died so I pruned them, with a CHAINSAW!!! Took them totally out. Husband is not the gardener/yard guy at all. He does mow the lawn but actually I enjoy doing that- to him it is a chore he complains about. Junipers are gone and I now have half wine barrels that have dwarf lemon or other things I actually like.
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I covered 5 km mostly running! My calves were problematic in the last half, but a 5K event next week looks doable. Slowly.The Spitsbergen half-marathon was cancelled once again because of the pandemic. I had hoped to run it from home one more time, and was also hoping to get my daughter up here for the third time. She thoroughly enjoyed running up here, where the stark landscape soothes and refreshes an overworked mind. Neither of us will be here when the race was supposed to be run, but I think I'll challenge her to a virtual half-marathon. Her goal can be to finish in under 1 hour 45 minutes (she's one fast cookie!) and mine can be to finish. Period.
/Penny, still at the
Well done on being ready to run/jog a half marathon! I did one a few years ago, but haven't run much since. I've signed up for a 5K which is next weekend. I'm hoping that one of the bigger events will be held in January 2022 again and I hope to run a 10K there again.
Machka in Oz5 -
Well i have been awake for an hour ugh..
Just checked my income tax refund.I filed online and used Turbo tax and I was supposed to get 5202.00 back and I am only getting 3766.50 they shaved off almost 1400.00
Now im not trying to be petty or anything,but when your expecting one thing and get another its very disappointing..plus Turbo tax charged me 186.00 for my troubles..
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Machka - I do 5k about twice a week, or a bit less often, but very slowly. I love just trotting/shuffling along, watching the world and listening to 'Soul Music' on the BBC. I have done a timed Parkrun in the old days, but I don't enjoy it. My son was encouraging me, but it takes all the pleasure out of it for me. I am always next to last, just in front of the disabled at the back and I hate having to push myself against the clock. I don't think I will resume when it starts up again, unless my son comes along . In my age group I was around the 50 percentile. Of course, only the very fit are still doing it at my age!!!!! I was 70 then, now 71.
I just so love my normal gentle jog by the sea. I'm a bit fussy with the weather though. Wind is not good and it can really blow on the seafront. I love the early morning best, with a blue sky and a gentle breeze. Heaven.
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cityjaneLondon wrote: »Machka - I do 5k about twice a week, or a bit less often, but very slowly. I love just trotting/shuffling along, watching the world and listening to 'Soul Music' on the BBC. I have done a timed Parkrun in the old days, but I don't enjoy it. My son was encouraging me, but it takes all the pleasure out of it for me. I am always next to last, just in front of the disabled at the back and I hate having to push myself against the clock. I don't think I will resume when it starts up again, unless my son comes along . In my age group I was around the 50 percentile. Of course, only the very fit are still doing it at my age!!!!! I was 70 then, now 71.
I just so love my normal gentle jog by the sea. I'm a bit fussy with the weather though. Wind is not good and it can really blow on the seafront. I love the early morning best, with a blue sky and a gentle breeze. Heaven.
Love Heather UK xxxxxx
For some reason, I like running into the wind, but I'm not keen on cycling into the wind. Today was a bit breezy so that was all right for me for a run.
When I was training for the half marathon, I was running at lunch 2-3 days a week plus a longer run on the weekends. I need to get back to that!
It's a bit difficult when I can't reliably plan things. I put things on the calendar ... but never know if it is going to happen or not.
M in Oz1
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