WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR NOVEMBER 2021
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Breakfast at hotel this morning has given me a tummy ache. 🙁 Ohwell
Our son is coming today. Despite 3 pfizer shots for each of us and flu shots, he insists taking us somewhere to prove whether we have the virus. I’m not very happy with our son just now. I don’t feel “the love.” 😕
Your son is being careful. I bet the family has been in quarantine and have all been tested in anticipation of your arrival, to protect you as you are protecting them. Knowing you are all safe will make for a more joyous and carefree time together. Have fun!
Karen in Virginia
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Katla,here is hoping all goes off without a hitch...i dont know what my daughter plans on doing..neither she nor Carmine have the vaccination and i knoe Kyle has at least the 2 but he got soooo sick with both of them i think thats what sent Carmine the no go on it..but she is in school full of kids ,she could bring home something.. ill be there while Tracy is at the hospital, and im hoping to be able to go up to see the baby they are aloud 1 visitor ,so we shall see..
Thats 7 weeks away.. im not worried about it for the time being..
I had a burst of energy after my day of rest yesterday..2 loads of laundry,packed most of my stuff ,baked cranberry orange muffins ,went and took care of Homer and cleaned out my car ,did dishes and did a couple of hours on the afghan...
That sucker is heavy,but it sure will be warm.I did pick up the yarn to start Tracy's2 -
Beth--So sorry to hear about your dad and mom. Pray things improve soon. Glad to hear they are going to let you talk with the doctors.
Tracey--What fun socks. I have a DGS that likes different kinds of socks, so everytime I see some fun ones I buy them. Have a box ready to mail for Christmas. Really like your outside decorations. Christmas is my time of year and DH has learned to just go with it. I am not sure how much outside will get done with him feeling so worn out all the time. HE is at the doctor this afternoon so will see what they say is next.
I am so proud I have all my shopping done and wrapped. Have one box to finish getting ready to mail. My spare room has no where to walk, but I am done. We will decorate this coming Sunday. Then work on Christmas cards.
Flea--How thoughtful of your friend. I understand how easy it is to say just let me know what I can do. I really have to rethink and just do something. Thanks for putting it that way. Hope you are feeling better and get good report this week.
Katla--Glad you are safe and looking forward to meeting the new grandbaby. Looking forward to pictures. I can understand why you are getting frustrated, I just pray it all goes well and you get a visit that makes up for all the stress you have had the last couple days and the whole time planning this trip.
Allie--With all you have gone through this last year, I am grateful you are still with us and getting better everyday.
Well going to be a long week as I work everyday until Saturday. Everyone enjoy your day and pray we all remember all we have to be Thankful for.
Blessings, Vicki GRAND ISLAND,NE
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TerriRichardson112 wrote: »Good morning. It's great they have temporarily reinstated some of the things we had before. Unfortunately, it seems that there will be changes. But hopefully they're going to listen to us in the future.
Allie: - Good for you, for being sympathetic to Carmine. It isn't necessarily a permanent thing. I know that our younger girl, who was a bit of a tomboy, insisted on being called Robert for a short period of time when she was about 9 years old. We were advised to indulge her. The teenage years are a difficult period for some as they try to find who they are and what they are. 👍🏻 For the back pay.
Machka: - You have made a good job of that gravel path. I hope your family in BC stay safe.
Beth: - I hope your mum gets to see your dad. It's difficult at this stage when you live so far away, and doubly difficult for you because of your mobility problems at the moment. (((Hugs)))
Rebecca: - I think what Barbara says is very helpful. It is sad that she has made herself ill with her life choices. There are times when there's just nothing you can do to help people, they have to want to help themselves.
Debbie: 😲That pomegranate is enormous
Heather: - it's because we can hand grandkids back 😂 Couldn't do that with our own kids when it got too much. Kelly puts it very well. Grandlove is a grand feeling to give and receive. 😍 The dress and cape for Bea.
Very true! I noticed with my attitude lately, that I have distanced myself from her, just to keep myself healthy. I cannot help her anymore.💖😔
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November: leaner/stronger/kinder than October.
Accountability:Chose well: Mon: dermatologist, chose to stay over in Grants Pass as too tired to drive in rainy, windy, dark. Tues: emailed grant application. Wed: caught up 3 days readings, BP, dogs to powerline, Shadow to vet for new cone, dog group.
Bonus: Mon: Winco, Wal~Mart, Natural Grocers, TJ’s. Tues: unpacked, put away, organized. filled in RothIRA paperwork. Wed: one load laundry.
Just one thing:
16: Look at life through someone else’s eyes and see their perspective. Ugh. This is hard.
17: Try a new way to practice self-care and be kind to yourself. Walk instead of wine today.
18: Connect with someone from a different generation. Time to email M.
Will take awhile to catch up. All ok at dermatologist, don’t have to go back ‘til Feb. Took Joe’s advice and stayed over as too tired to drive in rainy, windy dark. Right choice for safety; for burdening Joe with Shadow’s care, not so much.
Katla safe travels, easy delivery, happy healthy baby and mama.
Rebecca saw that blown over big rig on the bridge on the news Monday night. Scary! Also so much flooding, was worried about Barbie.
Machka how big is your property? It looks so much larger than I had in my mind.
Allie brava for loving Carmine through this tough time. As if being a teenager weren’t hard enough. Carmine is blessed to have you and so are we. Thankful anniversary.
Lisa I think that water close to the house is Evelyn’s. Our creek is at the bottom of a very steep ravine. We can hear it but not see it from the house.
Karen O M G. Copperhead bites and triage that isn’t? Just WOW.
Debbie, chiming in with Julie about the guy living on your Mom’s property. Doesn’t sound wise. Hope his son finds him a situation soon. Could it be time to gently remind your mom about the plan for you to spend more time there? To ask her to keep “your” bedroom for you?? IMHO You need to be able to retreat to that bedroom at will and your mom needs you more than loud, inconsiderate boarders or creepy squatters.
Kelly “grand love” diary entry. Beautifully said.
Anyone heard from Kylia lately?
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
2021: choose to be leaner/stronger/kinder NOW
Thank goodness the bridge was revamped recently, and the railings were new, and strong. Now the posts separating the walkway from the roadway are bent though. Our drive to Mt Vernon was nice, no flooding anywhere except in the fields.
Rebecca
Presently in Vancouver, WA😊👍0 -
Worked then went to senior bowling. Ceramics tonight
Trying making sweet potatoes in the convection oven. They were on sale for 29 cents/pound. I figure I can cook them up, freeze them before we go.
We’re planning on leaving tomorrow around 8-8:30. I think at work they thought I was leaving Wednesday and that I’d be at work tomorrow. Nope, we’re leaving tomorrow to arrive Wednesday. So they asked me to do extra prep which I had no problem with. Had I not had to do that, I probably would have left around 10:30. As it is I left around 11. But I did extra lettuce, I peeled extra onions and did extra cheese.
Katla – I’d be upset, too.
Margaret – I know Jess has a calendar just for her bills. She marks down when they’re due
Making the sweet potatoes in the convection oven. I need to get more comfortable with mine.
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Went into work today at a little after 5. Got most everything done. I had told them before that I had a MD appt. What I didn’t get done, they said not to worry about coming back. So I went to Food Lion, got milk and sweet potatoes (they’re on sale for 29 cents/pound). Now have yogurt in the IP. Prebowled for when we’re in Iowa. We just finished putting out the “fence” for christmas
Spoke to the doc about my leg hurting when I walk. He suggested taking ibuprofed. I realized that since I started working 5 days/week, I tend not to change my inserts from one set of shoes to another. So I’m going to try being extra-vigilant about doing this and see what happens. Why do docs always immediately suggest medication???
Allie – you’re doing a wonderful job
Rebecca – one thing I wish (but I know it can’t happen) is the every doctor have access to one patient portal. This way one doc would see that another doc prescribed pain pills so won’t. But I know that won’t happen
Got my flu shot and pneumonia. You know, a few years ago all you’d see are signs “get your flu shot here” Now all you see are “get your COVID shot here”. I almost forgot about the flu shot!
SueBDew – the reason I’m having trouble getting exercise in is because I was always a “first thing in the a.m. exerciser”. If it doesn’t get done first thing in the morning, I find every excuse in the book not to do it. I thought if at least I could go to the gym on the weekends, that might help. But as it turns out, they don’t open early. For some reason, I don’t seem to mind taking a walk – IF the weather cooperates You know what I’m looking forward to going to see Jess (in add’n to seeing her). Being able to exercise at the hotel. The work I do is prepping the lettuce, tomatoes, onion, cheese and pickles at a local Burger King. OK, not that glamorous. But it works for me. It’s 5 minutes from my house. To a certain extent I can make my own hours. Like last week I needed to go for a blood test. I usually get to work around 7 but that day it was OK to go in at 8:30. Today I had a MD appt at 9 so I went in at 5 and did most of the things. I don’t want to work 8 hours/day. I want to spend time with Vince. I’m usually done to 3-1/2 hours or so. To me, that is enough
Katla – safe travels
Margaret - if I remember correctly, in July of this pandemic, they were suggesting putting out Christmas decorations to make people feel better.
Barbie – whenever we’ve had a problem with Chewy, they’ve always responded positively. Like there was one time we ordered cat food and cat treats. Well, the container of cat treats broke and they were all over. Chewy sent us another container.
All 9 of the Christmas trees are up and the lights are on a few.
Michele NC
Yes, that would be helpful huh! I envision that we will have chips in our hands with all our health history, in the far future.🙃😊
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Michele making a calendar for bills is part of my plan with son. Many are automatic still I want the timing too so easier to know which bills to cancel first. Some like water and trash are four times a year. Car insurance twice. Home once. Home taxes twice. It will need to be a year calendar. Late fees can add up quickly. Doing this will help me too to make sure bills are paid on time. I admit having so many automatic and paper and e-mail reminders made me complacent in my system.
Making progress in clean out. I got about a third of attic done. Now that cold weather is here I will have to wait until spring. Now I will turn attention to basement. I did get through Christmas decorations. Had three give away boxes and I still have one thinking box. I put out about half of what I usually have out. I did take another box to son's to do some decorating over there since I go over there almost every day.
Finally got my Sunflower painting to my cousin. She posted it on Facebook with a lovely Thank you.3 -
Katla sorry for the frustration! People that are vaccinated can carry Covid as easily as non vaccinated. They can even get covid! My DH's daughter that was double vaccinated and had the booster shot now has Covid. My Daughter in law's Mom and dad both double vaccinated and her with the booster both got covid. Your son is just protecting your new Grandson 💞 I'm sure you will be over joyed very soon when you get to meet him 💞 Mary from Arizona/Minnesota 4
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Breakfast at hotel this morning has given me a tummy ache. 🙁 Ohwell
Our son is coming today. Despite 3 pfizer shots for each of us and flu shots, he insists taking us somewhere to prove whether we have the virus. I’m not very happy with our son just now. I don’t feel “the love.” 😕
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cityjaneLondon wrote: »Katla - So sorry you are forced to wait to see your new grandchild. It will be worth it in the end.
I spent the morning talking to my old yoga friend on the phone. Lovely long conversation. She has 'down below' problems which are proving hard to fix. I think I cheered her up.
Of course, that meant I did not type up my article. But I had been promising to phone her for a week, so I needed to do that.
Zoom at 4 with my girlfriends.
I'm firming up my travel arrangements for Wednesday and should get to Nottingham early or mid afternoon. My son will collect me and we will wander to a pub for a swift drink before we get on the tram to his girlfriend's house and go out for a meal. He has booked a vegetarian restaurant.
I have started the transfer of some of my savings funds so that I can pay for next Spring's cruise in the next couple of weeks. It's a big chunk of the money I received as part of my divorce package in 1998, but you only live once! And, at my age, life and health are very uncertain. One more fall like DH had and it's bye bye cruising. Seize the day!
I also remembered just in time that it's DSIL's birthday on Saturday. Arranged for some flowers to be delivered.
Paid the window cleaner. So all is good. Now to do some bonus rowing before I put my face on for the Zoom.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
With Europe going back into lockdown now are you going to be able to cruise?0 -
Tom got results back from vet all clear for both urine and blood so we think poor Homie has the beginnings of doggie dementia3
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Stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 1hr 29min 31sec, 92elev, 81ahr, 98mhr, 3.38ap, 5.07mi= 455c
Strava app= 612c
Zwift home spin bike- 35min 17.31amph, 214elev, 107aw, 65arpm, 136ahr, 157mhr, 10.1mi= 318c
Zwift app= 215c
Walk home to gym- 10.59min, .51mi= 50c
Strava app= 63c
Treadmill jog- 29.39min, 6.2-7.3sp, 9.15min mi, 134ahr, 176mhr testing pace of new music to add to jogging playlist so it wasn’t a continual run,, 3.20mi= 281c
Walk gym to home- 9.23min .54mi= 51c
Strava app= 66c
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still lingering at jury duty because of covid protocols, my group had a break for over three hours while another group of potential jurors is interviewed I decided not to drive home but instead alternated periods of walking and sitting in my car reading. I finished my library book , have almost finished my audio book, and just got to an eating part in my e book. Katla, you are fortunate that your so will even allow you in his house since he is so cautiousAllie I am surprised that Tracy and her family aren't better protected considering your health and the arrival of a baby. Barbie in NW WA 0 -
This past weekend's camping trip.
Our pre-voyage meal, waiting for the ferry, and on board the ferry to take us over to the island ...
I'm writing a story about the trip which I'll post later.
Machka in Oz
BTW - those are the bicycles we took with us.
Mine is the purple one (behind) and my husband's is the orange one (in front).
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Took yogi to the vet because his “rogue nipple” (on his chest area) got inflamed/swollen and he scraped it somehow which probably got it infected. Gave me this ointment that has steroids in it and if it goes down, that will be that. 2nd option will be is to chop it off which is a quickie process. Trying the ointment first.
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Got some of the living room decluttering done- trying to put all the craft/sewing supplies that I am not using right now packed up in totes so i have room to put the Christmas decorations up on Friday/Saturday.
Thinking about my aunt today. She is the last of the ten kids in my dad's family-until 12/30 of last year, it was just her and dad. Today is the 14th anniversary of the death of her daughter. Her son, who was just two months older than me passed away 20 yrs ago and now they are waiting for the biopsy for her only surviving kid, her youngest son, for possible mouth cancer. I would be shocked if it wasn't. He has chewing tobacco in there all the time. She has also survived(or divorced) I think 4 husbands.
Have Zumba tonight but not Wed. Sure hope my energy goes up because right now, I am dragging.
Dh is picking up salmon tomorrow for our Thanksgiving dinner. Don't want him to have to brave the big Asian market on Wed. after working a full shift super early Wed. morning(goes in at 1AM). Not the typical Thanksgiving meal but that is what works for the three of us. Salmon, shrimp(either scampi or Kung Pao shrimp,) fried rice plus most likely mac and cheese and deviled eggs and steamed broccoli. May see if I can do just the fried rice and not the mac and cheese(and just do that another night for son.- we don't need two carbs and they both love my fried rice)
Debbie
Napa Valley,CA3 -
We are in VA at our son’s house and enjoying time with our adult kids. I am feeling happy. 😊11
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OregonMother wrote: »Good morning.
The surgeon removed my drain tube yesterday. Youch. That was incredibly painful, and the site still hurts quite a bit, but I am trying to deal with it with just tylenol. I have been taking Norco and/or Vicodin, but I get so nervous about the opiods, that I have stopped taking them. Hubby is not happy about that, but I would rather put up with the pain now than deal with addiction later.
Still no news on the biopsy of the material they removed. The surgeon said if she hasn't heard by Monday, she will give the lab a call.
Other than that, I don't do much but sit, walk a little, sleep, watch Vera, play on my computer, and make some light food. One of my colleagues brought us a salmon dinner last week which was very thoughtful and very delicious. He had caught the salmon and grown all the sides -- scalloped potatoes, green beans, and acorn squash.
Many people have told me to call if I need anything, but now I truly understand how empty that phrase is. I had read a lot about that phrase, how it puts the burden on the suffering person, whether it is grief or healing. I appreciated so much that my salmon colleague just texted me and said "I'm bringing you one of my coho for dinner, which night is best, Monday or Tuesday?" His mother is also dealing with breast cancer right now, so he knew exactly what to do, and it was perfect.
Thinking about all of you often, as I sit here in my recliner and convalesce.
Flea
Willamette Valley, OR
I hope you continue to heal and that you hear news about the biopsy soon.
You're absolutely right about:
"Many people have told me to call if I need anything, but now I truly understand how empty that phrase is. I had read a lot about that phrase, how it puts the burden on the suffering person, whether it is grief or healing."
I got that a lot with my husband's situation.
I also see "don't be afraid to ask for help" included in many stress reduction advice lists (as shown in the images below) and it has become a pet peeve of mine.
1) It implies that the stress is our fault. If we just asked for help, our stress would be relieved, but we're too ... weak, shy, afraid, or whatever to ask for help.
2) It puts the burden on the suffering person (as you say). I need to figure out what I need and when I need it and then articulate that to someone who might be able to provide me with whatever in a timely manner. That's a lot of thinking and planning on my part!!
3) We can ask ... but that doesn't mean we're going to get help. In fact, it becomes very frustrating when we do ask and ask and ask but there is no help available and people/organisations start becoming annoyed with the asking.
I really appreciated one my work friends who came and got me from the hospital and took me out for coffee, and who drove me home from the hospital a couple times, and who gave me a container of soup that lasted about 3 meals.
And another work friend gathered Worker's Compensation information, arranged for me to meet someone to walk me through the process and came with me to the first meeting with that person. She was able to listen and ask questions that I couldn't even think of then.
In both cases, I didn't have to think or plan or ask.
I'm glad to hear that you've got a similar colleague who understands.
I'm in the process now of trying to get help from Carer Gateway, the caring organisation here in Australia. But the hoops I have to jump through are something else!! I'm currently weighing up how much I want help. They keep telling me to ask for help (and almost spamming me with email), but when I do, I'm told I have to do these 10 things (or whatever) to get help and they don't really have what I want/need.
Machka in Oz
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Went to ceramics and picked up Pinocchio
Yogi – heal fast
katla – you warmed my heart. It was all worth it, wasn’t it?
Michele NC soon to be Iowa
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November: leaner/stronger/kinder than October.
Accountability:Chose well: BP, dogs to powerline,
Bonus: 2 hrs lopping brush and lifting into burn barrel
Just one thing:
23: Set aside a regular time to pursue an activity you love: line dance practice? Walking dogs? Baking Christmas cookies?
Margaret our cell phone service does not offer the option of paper invoices. To feed my hardcopy habit I have to log into my account, copy and paste the online statement into a word document to print it. There isn’t even a download to pdf or print from online option. We get cable and internet from the same company and next month will be our last paper statement in the mail.
Vicki sending good thoughts for your DH’s dr. appointment. That’s a long stretch of work, hope the holiday keeps things quiet and not hectic.
Pip OWW! Poor Yogi!
Katla hooray!
Michele safe travels.
Joe helped with the brush pile, moving the stuff closer to the burn barrel so I didn’t have to. We are perhaps one third through the pile. Will keep chipping away at it and hope to be done before the ok-to-burn season ends. Depends on having calm dry days in between the rainy ones.
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
2021: choose to be leaner/stronger/kinder NOW
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You're absolutely right about:
3) We can ask ... but that doesn't mean we're going to get help. In fact, it becomes very frustrating when we do ask and ask and ask but there is no help available and people/organisations start becoming annoyed with the asking.
Machka in Oz
This is so true. And thank you for pointing it out. I had a group of friends beg me for my email address so that they could send me some food cards, and I kept saying, no, that I was fine. They persisted, so I relented. But no food cards have shown up in my email. So, if I had asked . . . My family is almost as bad. I didn't want to be nagging, so I made a list of three or four things that they could do to help me without my having to ask -- take out the trash, load and unload the dishwasher, and maybe clean the litter box -- I can't remember what the other one was. Anyway, none of it was ever done, and the words on the white board eventually just became smeared, so I erased them and just have done the things myself. Or I've had to verbally nag, which I really hate doing. I mean, why am I the only one who notices that the trash needs to be taken out?
But it's okay. Just annoying.
So, yes. I am afraid to ask my friends for help with anything because I don't want to be disappointed.
Flea
Willamette Valley, OR7 -
FYI- just so you all know, yogi feels no pain, not even when I touch it to put the ointment on.3
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Barbara you are right certain businesses will only do billing through e-mail. Another reason why important to have this kind of info for estate planner.
Cable was one of the worst to deal with when dealing with son's accounts. Trying to get a live person to talk to was awful. I did learn when an employee says they have to check some info to give them five minutes and if they do not get back to me to hang up and try to get another employee. I think they use that technique when they do not know how to help you. Getting the right person to help you saves a tremendous amount of frustration.
Macha spot on about help. Unfortunately I think sometimes people just to not know how to help. I do remind myself they are mean well. It is sometimes just easier to lay low when going through a difficult time. Just the energy it took to try and tell the other person what I was going through was too much. Sometimes their reaction to what I was going through also became another layer. My situation triggered their anxiety. Learning to say no without guilt is the best present I have given myself.
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margaretturk wrote: »Barbara you are right certain businesses will only do billing through e-mail. Another reason why important to have this kind of info for estate planner.
Cable was one of the worst to deal with when dealing with son's accounts. Trying to get a live person to talk to was awful. I did learn when an employee says they have to check some info to give them five minutes and if they do not get back to me to hang up and try to get another employee. I think they use that technique when they do not know how to help you. Getting the right person to help you saves a tremendous amount of frustration.
Macha spot on about help. Unfortunately I think sometimes people just to not know how to help. I do remind myself they are mean well. It is sometimes just easier to lay low when going through a difficult time. Just the energy it took to try and tell the other person what I was going through was too much. Sometimes their reaction to what I was going through also became another layer. My situation triggered their anxiety. Learning to say no without guilt is the best present I have given myself.
That brought back memories of me screaming into the phone trying to get someone who knew what they were doing. That's not the now me, but WOW I channelled my late-teen hormonal me in those first few months after my husband's accident!
It is difficult for everyone to know what to do. It is/was very difficult for me to articulate what I needed. It actually took me 3 years to figure it out. And it is/was very difficult for others to figure out what might be useful.
Nevertheless, it does seem that things with a low level of responsibility on my part were the best choices, like handing me a container of soup or taking me out for coffee.
One of the issues I'm having now is that I would like to be able to access house cleaning 3 or 4 times a year. I don't need it more often than that because we can handle it in general. But 3 or 4 times a year, we have a rental inspection which makes my husband very stressed and thus makes me stressed. I would like to have a house cleaning service turn up and do the house on a day anywhere from about 1 to 4 days in advance.
The carer's service here says that they can hook people up with house cleaning services.
Great!
Except ... in order to do that, I need to meet in person with someone from the carer's service. I need to fill out a form and obtain proof of our household income to ensure it is below a certain threshold. It is well below but nevertheless I need to provide current tax statements ... which means I need to get my taxes done (OK, I did that part). Then I need to arrange for my husband to have yet another assessment to prove that he requires care ... nevermind the fact that he's gone for numerous assessments already. An assessment will cost us anywhere from a couple hundred to a few thousand depending on how thorough they want the assessment to be, and it means I will likely need to take half a day or a day off work to accompany him. Then, we'll be signed up for an aged care service (because apparently they're the only ones who have people who do house cleaning) and we will have to provide as much advanced notice as we can because they're often booked months in advance ... but we don't get notice of the rental inspection until about 10 days to 2 weeks in advance.
I think there are one or two more steps in there ... my eyes started to glaze over when the girl went through them all with me and when she stopped talking the only thing in my head was "nevermind, I'll do it myself".
Sigh. This asking for help business is not easy!
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Machka - The cruise isn't until mid March. I'm hoping things will have settled down by then. It's mainly Spain and Italy, which have good vaccination rates. There is one night in Tunis, (North Africa) which may be a problem. I don't like handing over all that money, but they are well-insured and guaranteed. Last year we got back our money from them on two cruises when they couldn't sail. It does make me a bit nervous though.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx4 -
Morning ladies
Slept well and have car packed,Alfie knows something is going on and is stuck to me like glue...he will be spolied rotten so I have no fear there.
Have to pick up Doris at 9 and off we go...
We always have a great time ,and plan on the same this time.. me im not buying stuff i dont need.4 -
Had a bit of a wrestle with the printer, grrrr, but managed in the end to print out a card with my photo of the seagull, enhanced by the Polish app. I will be giving it to my son tomorrow.
It's not perfect, but
DON'T LET THE PERFECT BE THE ENEMY OF THE GOOD.
Also managed to get the article sent off to the Huffington Post. We will see....
Total chaos this morning with taking the kids to school. Happy chaos! I got there quickly with Max and Edie and DH was a long way behind with Bea. It's a 30 min walk for an adult. All in a good mood though.
Love Heather UK xxxxxx2
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