WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR NOVEMBER 2022
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Thanks for the Birthday wishes 💞
💞 Mary from Arizona/Minnesota2 -
Machka You look so much better than I did after my second nose cancer removal. Both eyes were black and with the wound and stitches I looked like a pirate.
Heather thank you so much for sharing your cruise. Sorry about the heavy seas.
Katla love that a long time friend is coming for a visit. ((hugs held extra long)) Fingers Xd for your bus trip to visit DH.
Mary the very happiest of birthdays. So sad and shocking about the assault. Hope PT is as successful for you as it has been for me.
Vicki thankful you and your pastor were there for your friend.
Rebecca the 29th seems like a long time to wait…
Welcome @mtumale!
Kay did I miss your birthday? Belated best wishes.
Lisa so glad you had a lovely day out. Seems like it’s been a long time coming, glad you’re finally getting help.
Michele did I read that right, Vince hasn't started putting out holiday decorations?
Our line dance teacher announced this morning that her car was smashed into while she was teaching our class Tuesday night. Moved her car more than six feet and completely crushed the rear passenger door. No one heard the crash. Wasn’t discovered till she and the last 3 dancers left. County sheriffs came within 10 minutes and were great, kind, efficient, thorough. This morning they told her they caught the guy. Shout out to Curry County Sheriff’s Department, with thanks.
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Mama and Papa
Done:11/2: Move: 2 sets pt, line dance class, dogs to powerline. steps: 7696
Fuel: plants (running count for week) so far: artichoke, beans-cannellini, beets, cucumber, garlic, orange, radish, romaine, tomato-sauce, wheat-pasta/bread CI<CO=Y
Live: Joe, readings, BP, fire district emails and calls. Wt: 136.5
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
2022: Be still and listen.
November: Move more (make that 7515 step goal), fuel better (more protein + veggies, less sugar), live NOW (continue mindful time with Joe, play bootcamp games with Shadow and Tumble). Move more (7515 steps), fuel better (protein + vegs), live NOW (time with Joe, Tumble and Shadow).
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Coming in to Lisbon. Misty and damp. We will walk around a bit straight from the ship but both of us have been several times before. Rain can put you off!!!!
I did floor exercises today while DH went to the gym. More watercolour this morning and a ballroom class, because the ship is late arriving because of the weather. Apparently, our home city has been battered by a named storm after we left.
Love Heather, entering the Tagus5 -
Machka You look so much better than I did after my second nose cancer removal. Both eyes were black and with the wound and stitches I looked like a pirate.
Lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
2022: Be still and listen.
November: Move more (make that 7515 step goal), fuel better (more protein + veggies, less sugar), live NOW (continue mindful time with Joe, play bootcamp games with Shadow and Tumble). Move more (7515 steps), fuel better (protein + vegs), live NOW (time with Joe, Tumble and Shadow).
This is only Step 1 - the initial biopsy.
I've already been told that the chances are very high that I'll be going for nose surgery soon.
I'm sorry you've gone through the nose surgery twice.
M in Oz
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Rebecca: Good to know you are feeling more like yourself.
Katla: Hope the bus works out. It will give you a measure of independence for visiting DH
Machka: Good vibes for a successful outcome with the treatments. DH looked much worse after his biopsies.
Lisa: Long May the energy flow
Heather: 🥂 Here’s to Smooth sailing on the rest of the cruise 🚢
@fanncy0626 (Mary)
🎉🥳🎂 Happy 65th Birthday! 🎂🥳🎉
Sorry you were physically assaulted. Was that why you needed the medical care/PT?
🥰 the Hallowe’en and kiddy photos.
November Gratitude
1. The warm smell of dinner cooking in the oven.
2. The internet, which connects me to all my friends here
3. The blazing gold of autumn leaves outside my window
Yesterday I managed to get 6 containers of spring bulbs planted in a brief break in the heavy rain. This morning it is a glorious clear autumn day, so I may get some more done.
I am having a me day as DH has gone out birdwatching with his 2 buddies.
I have Shakespeare Study this afternoon, so will read the next act in A Winter’s Tale after I finish this post.
Tomorrow is a full day with Latin Study first thing and Parchment Craft after lunch.
Working successfully to drop a few lbs before the festive season kicks in. Prevention is better than cure! 😝
🥳🎉 Cheers to all those celebrating.
Virtual (((hugs))) and 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 for those who need them.
🙋♀️ Miele failte to the newbies.
☘️ Terri
PS: Just spent 30 minutes swapping out my summer/winter clothes 😇3 -
3rd day of watercolour lessons. I had to copy a small picture. Quite pleased with my efforts.
For some reason the pic isn't loading, even though we are back on 4g as sailing up the Tagus .DH also enjoyed himself. Waiting now for Foxtrot class to begin.
Heather in Portugal. Xxxxxx
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Hooray!
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Good morning ladies
Loving all the Halloween and family photos. We are a great looking bunch
Rebecca - glad your surgery has been scheduled and that you are feeling better. Love the Athena photos.
Michele - BK is certainly an interesting place to work. Jerry drinking and now getting your hours back? Glad you got your roof replaced, it's always a good feeling to get that maintenance done. Mine has moss in places but I'm crossing fingers it lasts for a while longer.
Heather - crossing fingers you get some calm sunny weather on your cruise. That watercolor class sounds like fun!
Annie - glad your mom is OK with having people over for her 90th. Sounds like you're putting on a nice spread.
Barbara - that's something about your line dancing teacher's car getting smashed. Glad they found the perp - I'm kind of assuming his blood alcohol was still high when the cops caught him, lol. Of course he could have had another reason he did a hit and run.
Terri - I got busy swapping out summer/winter clothes last week. Found a few more items to donate to the thrift store.
Lisa- glad to hear you're feeling good and got a lot of things caught up outside. Corey is a hunk by the way.
Katiebug - I'm really curious what's in that package they keep delivering to you. In fact, I probably would have opened it by now. Glad you are feeling better.
Katla - being able to ride the bus to visit your DH sounds great. I'm sure he'll be very happy to have you visiting him on a more regular basis.
Machka - I love hearing about your upcoming spring/summer and outside tasks you are doing. Glad you are getting that spot on your nose taken care of.
Vicki - how sad about your friend's sister passing away like that. Grateful the pastor was able to come by. I was also glad to hear the computer system came back up at the hospital. Hopefully everything is getting back on track.
My friend was able to get DH's truck sold yesterday, so I'll meet the buyer this morning and we'll get the paperwork done so he can get the title transferred over. I want to scoot out to the shop today and start moving stuff around - that shop was so crammed with that big truck in there, a person could barely walk.
It's a frosty 33 degrees here right now. Big wind and rain coming tonight and tomorrow so I need to get things picked up and put away. I noticed one of the gutters on the shop is kind of coming loose - needs to be replaced and rain splatters by the door and seeps in a little. I think I've found a solution in the meantime. Crossing fingers we don't lose power.
Hard to believe temps were in the 80's here a couple weeks ago. Weatherman is projecting low 20's and possible snow middle of next week. Rosie has plenty of sweaters and DH's insulated sweatshirts I kept will come in handy.
I asked my 90 year old neighbor about his thermostat settings. He said 73f during the day, 67f at night. I'm aiming for 62f at night 66f daytime. I'm cautious what the electric bill will be without the woodstove going.
That's the latest. Make it a fabulous day!
Lanette
SW WA State
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Morning ladies
Over with my little buddy who is already napping..
But he did sleep through the night.first time..yipee its probably a fluke but hey at least its something.
Grandma must have the touch lol.4 -
A long time friend from teaching days is scheduled to visit on November 11. I look forward to seeing her.
I have found a bus that will be able to take me to see DH on Tuesdays. Keeping my fingers crossed that I will get to see my husband. One day a week seems stingy, but it is better than nothing. ❤️
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Morning, afternoon and evening, all,
Mary - Happy belated birthday, and I'm so sorry you were hurt! I had to go back and find the information, totally missed that post. Hope your medical woes are over and you're doing better.
Rebecca - Good to see you feeling better too, my friend. So grateful for the days that are good, they make the tough ones bearable.
Heather - Love the watercolor - it reminds me of the colors and shapes of the finish on your bowl.
Lanette - I know, right? I see women turn in stores to watch him, and it fascinates me that he doesn't notice. 14 years together now, and my breath still catches when I see him. Admittedly, not every minute, otherwise I'd hyperventilate and fall over! When he comes home, kisses me, and asks me how I'm doing, I say "Better now," and I mean it.
And, speaking of gratitudes:Machka - thank you for that image. I needed a way to put a structure around my gratitudes:
1. Smell - I am grateful for the smell of baking bread in my own kitchen.
2. Technology - While I have my doubts about it sometimes overall, the internet fills my life corners in ways I could never have predicted, like y'all's friendship and support, and I'm grateful.
3. Color - I am grateful for all the jewel colors, the ruby reds, sapphire blues, emerald greens, the saturated, satisfying colors.
Later, y'all,
Love,
Lisa in AR
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SophieRosieMom wrote: »I asked my 90 year old neighbor about his thermostat settings. He said 73f during the day, 67f at night. I'm aiming for 62f at night 66f daytime. I'm cautious what the electric bill will be without the woodstove going.
That's the latest. Make it a fabulous day!
Lanette
SW WA State
In the autumn, winter, and spring, we keep ours at 18C at most during the day (that's 64.4F) and at most at 16C at night (60.8F). Any warmer and I go into a series of very uncomfortable hot flashes. Even so, I run a cooling fan periodically when it's at 18C because I can find that too warm. But if I kept it at 16C, my husband would be too cool.
We're getting close to the point where I'll turn it off entirely at night. If the night drops to 12C / 53.6F or so, that's OK, we don't need heat.
Interestingly, I don't mind heat when I'm outside.
M in Oz
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This is my dry stream project which has come to a halt and filled with water with the rain. It will have to dry out quite a bit before I can finish digging that trench and get onto the next bit.
Machka in Oz
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(((Mary))) Yes it helps to have medical insurance greatly reduced. I went through that for about a year and a half too. So sorry about your abuse with the women in the bathroom. I like you get upset when others only think of themselves and hurt those around them by their lack of consideration. I have spoken up at times too but fortunately encounters only stayed in words.1
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Kirby took off at 2:15amPST to take Bette to San Diego to trade her in for the new Bette. He should be back tomorrow morning he says.
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margaretturk wrote: »(((Mary))) Yes it helps to have medical insurance greatly reduced. I went through that for about a year and a half too. So sorry about your abuse with the women in the bathroom. I like you get upset when others only think of themselves and hurt those around them by their lack of consideration. I have spoken up at times too but fortunately encounters only stayed in words.
Speaking of loud cell phone talkers, when I was on a treadmill at the gym last week, a millenial dude hopped on the one next to me and set his cell on it and proceeded to face time some gal in a very loud voice.
There was a lot of other noise in the gym and I was bored so didn't mind eavesdropping.
However, 20 years ago I probably would have horned in on the conversation with something like "so are we still on for a nooner today or what?"
Having had time to think about this, maybe other good way to get rid of the loud talker would be to interrupt and say "excuse me, what kind of car do you drive?" Hopefully they'd quickly tell me, then I'd say something like "Oh my gosh, I think someone ran into it. There are a couple cops out there right now!"
Of course I'd finish my business then scram out the back door.
Lanette
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I am looking forward to seeing a long time friend from our teaching days. My friend is staying with her son, and we plan to get together on November 11. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that all will turn out very well.3
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Good morning!
Mary ... so very sorry to hear about your assault!
Katla ... once a week is better than no visits at all. Are you using the assisted living facility bus? Their schedules are most definitely stingy.
Machka ... skin cancers are no joke. Glad you're taking care of yours ...
Kay ... I've been thinking of you too. Stress manifests itself in so many ways. How's your mom doing?
Rebecca ... glad that you too are finally getting answers to your digestive woes (gallbladder) and scheduling surgery.
Barbara ... I love seeing older photos ... your parents were a handsome couple! My favorite photo of my parents is one from over 50 years ago ... they were probably 40 in the picture but that is how I'll always remember them in my mind.
Lanette ... you are a hoot!
Met my October goal of being lighter by November. Lost 3 pounds. Nows here to them staying off! November goals will be the same ... end the month lighter than it began.
November Gratitude
Smell: onions (with or without peppers, celery, etc.) sautéing in butter on the stove top
Technology: all of it, but especially the advancements in captioning capabilities. I have a real time transcription app on my phone for when people are talking to me with masks on. My cell phone is now able to access the federally provided captioning services and provide me a realtime transcript. And my landline is captioned as well.
Color: I'm with Machka ... blue skies always brighten my day
Lots going on with my Mom, but that's for another time. Have a great day.
Beth near Buffalo
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Awe, slept so good on our new sheets! Woke up at 6:30 am, quite early for me. Lee kept coaxing me to go to the gym with him. I kind of like the separation time.
Rebecca
Whidbey
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Hooray!
Heather3 -
Walked our legs off! We overshot the castle and had to double back. In the rain. Ended up where we wanted to be, at the cathedral. Found this grave.
And this one. Love the dog.
We then had a beer and a pastel de nata.
I then did a quick revisit of the shops with DH and then walked back to the ship on my own. Knackered. I had walked for over 3 hours after a Foxtrot lesson!
Tired but happy.
Love Heather in Lisbon. Xxxxxx
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Boy, was I pleased to see this!
Heather xxxxxxxx
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Wooly caterpillar I found and played with. Trying to enjoy life!!
RvRita8 -
Worked. Didn’t have to take Jerry home today. Went for my routine blood work. I think the MD said that all medicare pays for is the cholesterol. Which, to me, is stupid. A blood test would show the beginnings of certain problems like kidney. Oh well, this is the government
Rebecca – I very seldom go to a salon to get my nails done. I think the last time I went was for Denise’s wedding 4 years ago. Sorry...I just can’t justify the expense of getting my nails painted by someone else. I usually go without any nailpolish. It chips, anyway. Am I cheap or what? My feeling about plants? If God means for it to live...it’ll live. I usually “kill them by looking at them” . Athena gets cuter every day. Are those M&M’s on her boots?
Barbara – yup, you read right. We didn’t have very many outside Halloween decorations. Just the landscape lights and the speakers for the videos. The “fence” isn’t up, I suspect it won’t get up. Who knows when they’ll get to the roof? The guy did say that it should be by the end of the year. Yea for the sheriff’s department!
Katla – if the bus works out, you can see dh much more than if you were dependent on your daughter taking you see him. I’m very surprised that the bus only goes by his place one day/week. Maybe on another day it gets near his place and you can just walk the short distance.
Lanette – BK being an interesting place to work is an understatement. I was talking to the store manager today. She talked about how labor was down. What this means is that “are we making profit every (I forget the time) hour (or whatever) to justify the salaries. To me, this is stupid. Certain things need to be done, especially in the morning. Jerry needs to be sure the bathrooms are clean before the customers come in. The ice needs to be filled. Things like that. Also, I told her that I try to get there early so that I get my work done and be out of the way for when they have the lunch rush (behind where I do the prep is where they store the buns, napkins, bags, cups, etc). To me, corporate should be saying at the end of the day “did we make enough profit to justify the salaries”. At certain times of the day it’s busier than at others. My heart really goes out to the store manager, she’s between a rock and a hard place. She had the assistant manager tell me not to do the cheese and pickles. I told her that I’d do the cheese since I do it while the lettuce is sitting in ice water and that I’m sure they don’t want to pay me to do nothing. Really, them doing the pickles is probably saving 15 minutes at most. Today the store manager told me to tell one of the managers (her or the asst. manager) how far I’ve gotten in the prep by 9:30. It’ll probably be on the onions. I really think the store manager is trying whatever to make it so that I’m there less time (about 3 hours). We thought we’d have to pay for a new roof (probably about $30,000). But the insurance adjuster and the roofing guy came here, declared we had hail damage, so the insurance is paying all but our deductible. You might want to look into this.
Rita – I seem to remember something about if a wooly catepillar has a thick coat, it’s going to be a cold winter. Maybe I’m wrong.
Need to take my car to the Hyundai place this afternoon. Need to get the state inspection, an oil change, and not sure if I need new ones or if they can grind down the rotors. Vince will probably bring me home. Normally I’d just stay there while they worked on my car, but this will be a multi-hour job. I already told Vince that we should stop at WalMart on the way home. He wanted me to stop after I picked up my car. Since I don’t know how long that’ll be, I think we need to do it
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Life is good...Charley Young Beach, Kihei, Maui, Hawaii
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Rebecca--Glad you have a date for your surgery. Sounds like you have things under control until then.
Heather--Beautiful picture.
Katla--One day a week is a start and pray your DD or something else can be arranged for other days.
Joint Commission is done and we passed, so glad that is out of the way. So back to cleaning things up from the computer down time.
Sounds like we are to get some rain and snow starting tonight for the next several days. Today is our 38th anniversary. DH sent me some beautiful flowers at work and we are planning on going out for supper this evening. Not sure where the years went.
Blessings, Vicki GRAND ISLAND, NE8
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