WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR NOVEMBER 2022

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  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,258 Member
    bwcetc wrote: »
    Debbie ... what is a big meat tenderizer? All I've ever had to tenderize meat is a heavy meat mallet.

    Beth
    Here are two pictures of it- got it at a garage sale-it is a commercial one I think. I paid $20 for it

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    This is closest to mine- couldn't find a name on mine.
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/385196211155?hash=item59af7bbbd3:g:NqoAAOSwASJid2JY&amdata=enc:AQAHAAAA8DYbectfq+9LTGLg7PlmtXhSNNM9vyRP1Zc8N8NJMol0ipDCKZXBKrdlH+J6rl4l5NhuGL9jgCAInKIMFTHYDKM+09BRxBNiwegDq0vUAjZz9QTBFd0lotnBpZ0TNS6PwNSDhVg+PPygvJGm+sH8lARSSj9W5OsjRC5PYSzWFDPikgBuKq/MCqCB83T4vpVm6DMdLK4fgOqy+rwxWrPO+G03siwnK7JzEyLmy2OY+xJJw1cP+Qr3sf+oISwLJ0OuUpCjczR8yOL5rjmYkJd/S48NYqO0NBEEBj4IA0YuNBvZikpfP7dGxnCVFzQYMSLUOg==|tkp:Bk9SR8LW_OWJYQ

    I have only used it once. It had got misplaced in the garage so just found it.
  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 3,892 Member
    1. Smell - rain before the downpour
    2. Technology - using my tablet to text with my sons
    3. Colour - different tones of grey
    4. Food - to saute' onions, mushrooms and a pat of butter
    5. Sound -our nightly owls hooting go each other
    6. Nature - sun thru the trees, waves crashing, storms rolling thru

    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa
  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 3,892 Member
    Snowflake1968 wrote: »
    Lisa - so happy you had an energized day, hope you get many more soon.

    Rebecca - your surgery is scheduled on what was my grandfather’s birthday.
    I’m with your son, I would love to have trains around a room. The funeral director in the town I grew up in had trains going all through their basement. They went through walls had mountains and tunnels it was great fun.

    Machka - I hope that your nose cancer is very minor. My cousin had a terrible time with hers.

    Heather - I’m enjoying your cruise with you. Beautiful watercolour.

    Debbie - your cats are well treated, I would never make myself uncomfortable for a pet in that manner.

    Lanette - we are having terrible staffing shortages here as well.

    Barbie - I love the heat from a good fire in the wood stove, but I will never have one again. I grew up cold and refuse to ever do it again. DH told me several times early in our marriage that I needed to have a big fancy house. I told him all I needed was a full bathroom, hot running water and heat and I would be very happy.

    Mary - I hope that she eventually has charges laid against her, I’m sure you’re not the first victim.
    Is the TENS machine like the Dr. Ho? How do you know where to place the pads?

    Rosemarie - have you read any Nora Roberts? She has cafes, bookstores and such in her storylines. If you are not familiar I can recommend a few of hers that the settings alone make you want to read over and over.

    Barbara - why does Joe hate those noises so much? I’m just curious. It’s something that needs to happen you should be able to do it when you need to not just when he is away.
    My hair has tangled at different stages in life. I’ve used leave in conditioners to help. I also used “No More Tangles” at times. I don’t know if they even make that anymore. I only wash my hair about every three days unless I have done some dirty work.

    Debbie - that is just rude for your husband to vacuum while you sleep. I can’t imagine.

    Katla - I’m so incredibly sorry you are separated from your husband except for Tuesday’s. Can you take a cab or have your daughter drop you off?

    Allie - Miles is a cutie. Neither of my Grands like Mac and Cheese, it’s surprising to me.

    Lanette - my daughter moved “outside of town” in 2020, she grew up in a city and it didn’t take her long to learn she needed to plan her trips. She is 35 minutes at minimum from a store. The cheaper stores are almost an hour. She keeps an ongoing list on her phone now. Her DH also works in a town so always checks in before coming home to make sure there is nothing required.

    Kelly - how exciting that your daughter’s family may move to Michigan. So happy for you and I hope it happens very soon!

    Debbie - Has there been any news in your Mom’s roommate moving out? She just needs to go.

    My eldest daughter who was just diagnosed with ADHD had sound sensory issues. There are special earplugs that help with it. I forget what they are called.

    Flea - I was going to talk about POA’s as well, it is a huge responsibility and not much gratitude shown. My brother is our Mom’s and before she was put in the nursing home she would call me and I knew how angry she was at his decisions. Every decision he made he discussed with me and I was in agreement so I would calm her and tell her he was only making decisions to keep her safe and healthy.
    Working in a nursing home I see a lot of POA’s in tears because they know they are doing what’s best, but their parents/loved ones don’t understand and is just angry with them.

    Michele - I worry for you being alone with Jerry driving him home. It seems to me he may be aggressive when angry, I worry you may so not sometime and he takes it out on you. Please be careful.

    Mary - we had a substitute teacher in grade 6 for a few days as our teacher needed surgery, boys in my class were horrendous. After one boy mouthed off at him he assigned the boy to teach the lesson the next day. It’s funny I still remember how proud that student was and it actually changed his demeanour to teachers.
    My Grandmother tried to substitute for a year but didn’t like the students behaviour so decided not to continue.

    Annie - happy that your mom had a great birthday.

    I am trying desperately to get stockings completed so I can get them mailed. It is hard to keep up and do that at the same time.

    I woke up early this morning 640, when I came out of the bedroom DH says you know it’s only 530 right? I said a foul word and went and brushed my teeth. I will regret being up so early later on today, but maybe I will sleep well tonight for a change.

    I am meeting my youngest daughter and two of her friends at a craft show today. I am looking forward to it. May get a baby snuggle in, but I have told the young mom that I know how important Mama time is and I understand if I don’t see the baby. She will just need to visit me soon.

    My eldest daughters Grandmother in Law is in hospital, she has been having a stomach issue they have been trying to nail down. Turns out she has a cancerous growth on her gallbladder. Due to her age they are not operating. She was on a see saw with her great grandchildren just two weeks ago, she is not frail.
    Michaela has been going to church and Sunday school with her for the last year or so, they then go to Wendy’s for lunch. This will be very confusing for Michaela. She has been praying for her Grandma. I have bought her a Precious Moments children’s Bible for Christmas, I think she’ll enjoy it.

    I am still unable to post pictures through the app on my iPhone. I’m still using the trick that Rita shared a few months ago. I’ll switch and post a picture of our yard.

    Tracey in Edmonton

    The mortuary train, sounds kinda creepy. "Hey George, hand me the #3 scalpel, oh hey Mr. Train...."
    Have you ever seen people use LEGO in corner parts of a wall? Structurally you open up the wall and build hangers, or whatever, and the outside is like a LEGO door. I can see my eldest son doing that if ever we get a house that's ours.
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa
  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 3,892 Member
    Tracy, when I go under, I will think upon your grandfather.💖👍🏻
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Ws
  • 1948CWB
    1948CWB Posts: 1,656 Member
    edited November 2022
    Barbie ~ What a mess that tree made! I hope your insurance will pay for the roof fix. I tried subbing the year after I retired. I did a long term sub job when a teacher was out on maternity leave and that went well. Then after that was over, a teacher's aid corrected me for thinking that Vietnam should be two words and I decided that was enough. After that, I took up selling vintage/antique jewelry on eBay. Had fun checking out the outlets and sales to find it.

    Carol in GA
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    dlfk202000 wrote: »
    Kelly- have you ever asked the produce person if you could try something? I know the store my dh works at, they will cut it and let you try it.
    That trip with your son sounds amazing- I am sure you will both have a great time and enjoy every minute of it.

    Lisa- most of our clocks changed like they are supposed to- a few dont. like my computer. For some reason, when the time change comes, it changes TWO hours instead of one. Does it each time.
    Right now I think it needs a new Cmoss battery- It shows the right time when I turn it on but still says the same time hours later unless I click on the time and then it fixes it and stays fixed.

    Annie- party sounds sweet- just long enough.

    Michele- You inspire me- I need to pull out some exercise dvd's and try them. With rain coming, I won't be able to walk the wetlands as much(unless I get a good rain coat/pants(or see if I can fit into the ones mom gave me years ago,) I need to change it up anyways. See if that helps get these numbers down.

    Has anyone heard from Julie(sorry, can't remember her other name)- miss her and a few others like Kayla(I think that is how she spelled it )

    Tracey- Thanks- The cats are a bit annoying some times but also a nice comfort too.
    Hope you have fun at the craft fair. I miss selling at them. Not sure when we will start them again.
    Yes, dh is rude and I have talked to him about it and other things(having his tv too loud when I am trying to sleep- I get a oh, sorry as I close his door but still continues to do it)
    This morning he was up early to go to his mom's. He didn't set her clocks back so she would be expecting him when she thought it was 9. Of course, woke me up. I don't think he is doing it on purpose, he just doesn't think. He truly doesn't know how to be quiet- he gets upset with me when I ask him to talk a little softer when he is talking to me because he is too loud. It is the worst in the car.
    No word on mom's room mate moving. I told mom that she may not want to but she may have to just tell her she has a month to move out. I was hoping to have her out by Dec. 1st but unless she goes on her own, won't be happening.

    Heather and Rori- Thank you for taking time to share your pictures. They all look amazing. We are looking forward to taking a trip, any trip but the way it is, won't be until MIL dies or we put her in a home-DH is over there twice a day, even though he doesn't really need to, once is plenty. One day we will take another cruise or a road trip.

    really was looking forward to sleeping in but of course, that didn't happen(because of dh). The master bath light/fan are on one switch and the fan is supposed to be a quiet one but it isn't! because of that, he turns the radio up in the shower so he can hear it. He can't hear well in my opinion(or maybe it is just a lot of selective hearing) then leaves the door open with fan/light on while he gets ready. No way to sleep through that. If he had changed the clocks at his mom's(I reminded him before he went over yesterday evening) we could have both slept an hour longer- Instead, up at 7. Got up and cleaned up the messes from the cats- fed the cats and now having my tea.
    I thought it was supposed to rain today so decided to just stay home and watch church- well, no rain but just not feeling like going- I will watch here, while I have more tea.

    Have oatmeal cookies to bake later. Dough chilled over night- added a mix of dried apples/cranberries/raisins/walnuts to it. Didn't have plain raisins last time and had bags of the fruit/nuts from food program to use up. MIL loved them- only gave dh one of the dozen I sent over.

    Cooked a big salmon filet for all of us last night- Lucky's had it on sale this weekend. 4 lbs and there is a small piece left- MIL actually said it was "very good"- a comment I rarely get from her.

    This after noon I will cook steak for her and DH- need to see if they need more rice or if they have some left from last night. Will pull out my big meat tenderizer machine and do some chicken breasts and a few little pork chops I picked up yesterday. The machine is a bit of a pain to wash so will do both meats so two meals worth prepped. I really want to try some of the beef steaks and make cube steak out of them. Ds and I both aren't fans of most beef because we hate tough meat, like not tough at all. (he also will not eat anything if it has bones- no fried chicken except tenders.
    Will bake brownies for ds and his girlfriend.

    Scale is back up a bit again. Down three ounces, down another three last week then up 6 this morning. Stuck at 145.2
    Another almost two weeks until my phone appointment with the dietician

    Ok, rambled long enough
    Hope everyone has a wonderful Sunday.

    Debbie
    Napa Valley,CA

    looks like I need to get the weed eater out- one of the cats just threw up grass which means it is growing too close to the catio and he got some. I am cleaning up enough hairballs/throw up without them getting the grass too.

    Good earplugs and eye masks!
  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 3,892 Member
    edited November 2022
    Oh today was turkey, tomato, cheese and lettuce sandwich of two slices of roasted artisan whole wheat bread. I love to toast the bread under the broiler, then melt the cheese on one slice. That's what I press the tomato into. Then I mixed my bag lettuce pieces with fat free dressing so its flavorful. Fat free mayo, sweet relish, and spicy brown mustard.
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa
  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,258 Member
    edited November 2022
    Just finished cooking- cooked all afternoon-
    Started by baking the cookies, then made eggplant and tofu in oysters sauce, white rice then broiled steak for MIL and DH.
    Sauteed mushrooms with garlic, added a can of cream of mushroom soup and some milk and added tenderized(really tenderized, so much they fell apart) chicken breast and sweet wild rice for son, his girlfriend and I. Not sure they will eat but it is there if they want it. They may opt for the Japanese white rice instead of the wild rice. I have had the wild rice and just decided to cook some. DH said NO WAY he wants it. The diabetics both want plain white rice.

    Ran three pork chops through the tenderizer- need to figure out how I want to cook them. Thinking about soaking them in milk and some hot sauce and then just a quick fry, served with apple sauce.

    The cats , mainly the outside one, thinks it is dinner time already- way too early. But then again, Zuko always wants to eat- comes running when I ope the back door. He is the one I kicked out because he would not stop peeing in the house. His sister is next as soon as we get her fixed next month. Can't come soon enough for me. I set up a really nice area for them with comfy beds and tarps all around to keep them warm and dry.

    Zumba tomorrow evening after wetlands walk at noon(if it isn't raining)- Rain expected the next two days I think. Looking forward to class. We only have it once a week now. It is too dark to do it at the park plus we skipped this past Monday because it was Halloween.

    Machka- I do have ear plugs and mask and they help some but annoying to wear. I shouldn't have to wear them. The mask is very annoying to wear.


    Dh came in the kitchen, complaining about something stupid(the way the cat food leaks when he opens it). Was right next to me and pretty loud. I nicely asked him to not talk quite so loud- he got pissy, said it was because he has to talk loud at his moms, he is f****** tired all the time,etc.
    Took the food I spent all afternoon cooking for them and walked out. Didn't say anything- Just left. I am sorry but when he is less than a foot away from me, he doesn't have to talk like he is across the room.
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,146 Member
    I feel like i got enough done this weekend that i feel like accomplished some of what i wanted to get done..
    Im tucked in with Alfie watching Grease.. always a great movie..
  • bwcetc
    bwcetc Posts: 2,834 Member
    Debbie ... thank you for the meat tenderizer information. That is a beast of a kitchen tool! Sounds like you spent a lot of time in the kitchen today. Sorry your husband couldn't show more appreciation for your efforts.

    Yesterday you were all talking about husbands helping with housework and I commented that sometimes mine helps but it's not a regular thing. Tonight after dinner I just made an off-hand comment that the kitchen sink was full again. Lo and behold, without a comment from him, I turn around a few minutes later to find him putting food away, clearing off dishes and then taking out the trash. Wonders never cease.

    Spent time with my mom this afternoon (I'm there every day but at varying times). She has always been fastidious about her nails and asked me to give her a manicure. I hesitate to call it a manicure because I really am no good at shaping and painting nails. But I did my best and she seemed happy with it. Now I'm shopping online for a bed skirt/bedspread for the new bed being delivered this week. We had to go to a full to fit into her assisted living suite. I have found that today's young people do not know how to make a traditional bed. We've had bedspreads that you fold down and then encase the pillows ...like this
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    ... the aides have no idea how to do that. All they understand is something you pull straight and throw shams/pillows on. So that's what I'll find for her.

    Beth near Buffalo
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,356 Member
    ^^
  • LisaInArkansas
    LisaInArkansas Posts: 2,950 Member
    Just finished dinner - pork loin cutlets and twice-baked potatoes. A few bites of each and I was done, but they were really yummy bites! Corey's finally sorted out the secret to cutlets - he puts them in a ziploc and pounds them out using his fists instead of a meat hammer. He gave up using the meat hammer a long time ago because he just ended up with shreds. Now he can get them gently pounded out to an even quarter-inch thick and they're soooo tender.

    Kelly - You are such an incredibly beautiful woman, just staggering. So pleased your family might be moving near you! Sounds like it would change all your lives for the better.

    I was just talking to my daughter this morning regarding their next moves. They're supposed to be PCSing to Hawaii in March for the last four years of Cruz's enlistment, and then her remaining two years until she retires. From there, Cruz's plan is to buy a ranch in Florida, near his brother. I just say "uh huh," and change the subject. Plans change, and in the military plans can change from one week to the next, much less six years. I try not to think about it at all... too roller-coastery.

    Tracey - that snow made me quiver. Eight years in Montana was enough--I do not miss it at all. One snowstorm a year here is plenty.

    And here we are into the holiday season already. I'm not ready.

    And on that note,
    Love y'all,
    Lisa in AR

  • exermom
    exermom Posts: 6,556 Member
    Went for a walk around the block. Didn’t get far at first and had to come home to put on shorts. Then finished my walk.

    Beth – oh, I love that bedspread. How I remember having ones like that! You’re right, the only ones you find nowadays are the ones you put pillows on. Personally, I don’t really care for them

    Work tomorrow. It’s only 9:30 but it feels like 11. Did I happen to mention how much I hate this time change?

    Michele NC
  • Katla49
    Katla49 Posts: 10,385 Member
    I am looking forward to tomorrow. A dear friend from teaching days will be here. I am delighted and look forward to seeing her. 💖
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    edited November 2022
    bwcetc wrote: »
    Debbie ... thank you for the meat tenderizer information. That is a beast of a kitchen tool! Sounds like you spent a lot of time in the kitchen today. Sorry your husband couldn't show more appreciation for your efforts.

    Yesterday you were all talking about husbands helping with housework and I commented that sometimes mine helps but it's not a regular thing. Tonight after dinner I just made an off-hand comment that the kitchen sink was full again. Lo and behold, without a comment from him, I turn around a few minutes later to find him putting food away, clearing off dishes and then taking out the trash. Wonders never cease.

    Spent time with my mom this afternoon (I'm there every day but at varying times). She has always been fastidious about her nails and asked me to give her a manicure. I hesitate to call it a manicure because I really am no good at shaping and painting nails. But I did my best and she seemed happy with it. Now I'm shopping online for a bed skirt/bedspread for the new bed being delivered this week. We had to go to a full to fit into her assisted living suite. I have found that today's young people do not know how to make a traditional bed. We've had bedspreads that you fold down and then encase the pillows ...like this
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    ... the aides have no idea how to do that. All they understand is something you pull straight and throw shams/pillows on. So that's what I'll find for her.

    Beth near Buffalo

    I haven't made a bed like that since ... ummm .... mid-teens. Almost 40 years ago.

    Just about the second comforters became popular in the 80s, I ditched my bedspread.

    Since I moved to Australia 13 years ago, I have been using a doona (duvet). Unless something even better comes along, I will happily stick with my doona.

    M in Oz
  • KetoneKaren
    KetoneKaren Posts: 6,412 Member
    SueBDew in TX, I'd be exhausted, too! A 16th birthday family dinner, soccer game, and prep for a fancy dinner party for 27 would lay me flat on my back!

    Beth near Buffalo, Looking at that chenille bedspread was a trip down memory lane. I guess there is a fair bit of demand for those vintage bedspreads. I have seen them on eBay and FB Marketplace. You are a role model for caretaker persistence and perseverance - first with your son, and now with your mother. It's an admirable quality.

    I agree with those that say that POAs are often the recipients of undeserved anger & resentment, fueled by memory problems & confusion. It's a thankless task. One has to tread lightly. I am reminded of my mother telling me to do everything in my power to get the desired outcome, and then let go of the outcome. It's hard not to second guess when the POA's decisions have upset the loved one.

    Karen in Virginia
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    edited November 2022
    Bedrooms ...

    This, in the first photo, would be just about perfect for me, except that I would like the darker blue in the second photo. And I'd go with a different night table. :)

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    dlfk202000 wrote: »
    Machka- I do have ear plugs and mask and they help some but annoying to wear. I shouldn't have to wear them. The mask is very annoying to wear.


    The situation you've described is why I would not want an ensuite off the master. I like the idea of having a room for sleeping ... and a separate room as the dressing room and a bathroom down the hall.

    About 3 years ago, I discovered that I sleep with my eyes open. Not all the way open, but a little bit open. I was waking up with red, sore eyes feeling like I had just done a 7-hour bicycle ride in a sandstorm.

    That was when I started wearing an eye mask and it was revolutionary! I've discovered that there are several different kinds of eye masks and I like some better than others (I've got at least a dozen of them now). I also found I like wearing a stretchy lightweight headband over the eye mask to hold it in place, and the headband also goes over my ears as an extra layer.

    I've also experimented with many different earplugs and have found a couple types I like. But I've also just ordered something new to see what they are like because I've heard that shift working nurses like them.

    I'm also contemplating something like this for sleep in general, but most especially for sleep while travelling (air travel)

    https://www.amazon.com.au/Sleep-Headphones-Perytong-Ultra-Thin-Meditation/dp/B07SHBQY7Z?th=1

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    Or maybe this ...

    https://www.amazon.com.au/MUSICOZY-Headphones-Bluetooth-Microphone-Adjustable/dp/B08S2WXBP8/ref=pd_bxgy_img_sccl_2/355-8532794-6836460?pd_rd_w=Cq1nF&content-id=amzn1.sym.a30612ba-4ff5-4362-b7a7-e874eb18a520&pf_rd_p=a30612ba-4ff5-4362-b7a7-e874eb18a520&pf_rd_r=6MQBQKGJSTN9NGKBFY0T&pd_rd_wg=KpQLh&pd_rd_r=71212c2e-f0c2-4e5f-a193-047426421fd1&pd_rd_i=B08S2WXBP8&psc=1

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    I like being able to shut out the world. :)


    Machka in Oz
  • Katla49
    Katla49 Posts: 10,385 Member
    Barbara— I envy your hummingbirds. Our daughter brought us to Illinois and we haven’t seen any hummingbirds since we arrived. I miss them and my home in Oregon. I expect to be here for a long time, but I would love to go home. Right now DH’s health is improving. Keeping my fingers crossed for continued improvement.

    Katla in Illinois
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    30 Days of Gratitude

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    1. Smell - freshly cut grass on our lawn.
    2. Technology - the amazing advancements in medical technology.
    3. Colour - blue. Beautiful blue sky peaking through the clouds.
    4. Food - soup. That's what I've been eating just recently because there's less chewing. We always keep a few cans of soup on hand for situations like these.
    5. Sound - my music. I've recently acquired a number of nature sounds CDs with music playing along with sounds of ocean waves, birds, and so on. Lovely.
    6. Nature - I love nature. It would be incredibly difficult for me to pick just one thing. I am so grateful that there is nature and that I can enjoy it.
    7. Memory - Winter 2017. The last time I visited my parents and a wonderful 1-month holiday to Canada that June/July. My husband and I did two cycling events and a lot of other cycling. We climbed mountains and explored a glacier. We visited friends and family.

    Memories:
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/machka-bb/albums/72157682899188730


    Machka in Oz
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,146 Member
    Morning ladies
    Machka- I have the gray headband eyemask.. it works wonderful..
    Dopey Alfie woke me up at 5 this morning.. wanting treats and I wanted to sleep but didn't happen..
    Dropping my car off for oil changr and new rear brakes.. so Tracy will bring me home..and hopefully someone from the garage can pick me up its right down the street.
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    auntiebk wrote: »
    Terrifying trip home from church today. Oh the wind and the rain. Shaking the car and pushing toward the edges. Blowing the rain down so hard and fast the double yellow line disappeared. Took a chance on turning inland on the narrow, twisty, poorly maintained Carpenterville Road to get away from 101 and the ocean wind. The shelter of the trees and a few hills helped some, but was offset by the patches of road sinking and getting ready to slide off the hill. Thought of Machka’s recent weather and the “just speed up” meme. Made it home safely, hugged Joe and held it for a very very looong time.
    More of the same weather is forecast for tomorrow. Will pass on class and do my line dancing at home.

    Lighter, lovelies!
    Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD

    I'm glad you made it home safely!


    M in Oz

  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    grandmallie wrote: »
    Morning ladies
    Machka- I have the gray headband eyemask.. it works wonderful..

    Thank you, that's good to know. Does it block out quite a bit of sound?


    Machka in Oz

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