WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR APRIL 2023
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Oh, Kim. Strong hugs for you.
And Rebecca. Long hugs and a shoulder for crying.
Lisa, you are a trooper, but I know you also don't have a lot of choice.
Alli, my son went to prom with a trans boy one year, and they both wore pants. They looked adorable. When I became a parent I vowed never to fight with my kids about two things: hair and clothes. So far, that has served me well. My son's friend's mother tried to get her child to wear a dress to prom, and that argument did nothing good for their relationship, and the child wore pants anyway.
Hang in there everyone!
I am trying. I haven't felt well for the past couple days, but I can't identify what is off. Hubby made it through his first day, and it might not be as bad as he thought it would be. Thankfully.
Flea
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I am finding myself in a place of grief, understanding that grief is something that happens with any loss, not just at the time of a death, I had hoped (unreasonably) that if somehow my Mother and Brother were separated I would be able to have some time before mom died with the mom I remember from childhood (I know there is not universal belief that she was a good mom, but certainly before my dad died she was a much nicer person). The separation has happened and the bit of hope I had for some time, some memories being built is gone. Having my sister reconnect and realizing that there is no hope for a relationship there. Means that hope is gone.
One of the things I have always wanted was family. I now have to accept I will never have that. I have my nephew and god kids, but they all have others that are their family also and none of their other family will acknowledge that I am part of the kids family. So I am trying to do what I need to, grieve what I hoped for, and look for something to hope for because without hope what is the point.
Kim in N. California
Ah, Kim - I am so sorry that your hopes were dashed on the craggy cliffs your mother's built around her. I think you've seen me say more than once here - what's hurting you is not your mother's behavior, it's that massive violation of your expectation that it would be different this time. She hasn't changed and won't and the only thing you have the power to change about that situation is your own expectations. I think the mother you remember and wanted back died with your father, unfortunately. If you grieve, I hope you can grieve for that mother.
That does not have to signal the death of hope. It can be the beginning of a rational, rather than emotional, relationship with your mother. It will give you the ability to view the current one as an obligation, with no room in her heart to be loved or to love back. I'm so sorry that your interaction with your sister wasn't better, too. That's a lot of blows to take in a very short period of time.
And who cares if the nephew's and god-kids' families don't consider you family? As long as the kids do, that's what matters.
Love you,
Lisa
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OregonMother wrote: »Lisa, you are a trooper, but I know you also don't have a lot of choice.
Hang in there everyone!
I am trying. I haven't felt well for the past couple days, but I can't identify what is off. Hubby made it through his first day, and it might not be as bad as he thought it would be. Thankfully.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
Flea - hope you start feeling better soon! It's funny you would say that about being a trooper, because I was thinking about something someone else said about being strong, etc. When it boils right down to it, we don't have much choice other than being a trooper. Crying all the time just makes me tired. When that's all I have left, that's when you see just a lot of emojis. The storm passes and I come back again, being a plucky little woman slugging it out instead of a big puddle of goo. Thanks for the compliment, though. You are the ultimate trooper your ownself.
Onward, upward--had to move the trust/will/estate signing stuff out a couple weeks, as Corey couldn't make it back down the hill in time. He had to go up to Fayetteville, an hour north, to fix a number of pieces of equipment. Talk about a trooper...
Hugs to those needing them... and don't we all?
Love indeed,
Lisa in AR7 -
Sending huge love to all the wonderful, strong, brave women on this thread. You know who you are.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx6 -
Annie: Glad ordering the work out pants on line worked out for you!
Tracey: I love the Band in a Box gift idea for a 1 year old!
Barbie, Flea, Tina: I thought about trading in DH's disability van for an EV. But I don't want to put a charging station into the garage and don't want to be out in public charging the car in the GA heat. I stay in a very small area and will only be going out of town 1x a month so I will stick with gas for now.
Heather: Love your Bell and Snowman!
RVRita: I like being in the learning zone as well!
Rebecca: When Under the Tuscan Sun came out DH and I drove to Atlanta to see it.
Lanette: I enjoy books by Louise Penney and Sue Monk Kidd.
Margaret Turk: The book Quit sounds interesting.
Kylia: Lucky DH...getting homemade chocolate chip cookies!
Karen: What a lovely afternoon listening to the musicians!
Machka: I love the blue/grey in the dry stream!
Carol: Sorry about your brother's health. I will say a prayer.
Mary: Glad you enjoyed the food tour!
Janice: Are you doing any training with weights at all to help lose weight?
Kim: Hugs! Sorry your family relations aren't what you want at this time.
Debbie: Praying for Nick. Sad situation.
My son is coming for the night, so I am doing a little cleaning!
Best,
Rosemarie from Georgia7 -
Lisa, Flea, Kim, Kylia, Allie, Tracey and others. My heart goes out to my dear friends who are battling personal trials of various kinds. Your strength and resilience is such an inspiration.
☘️ Terri
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Saw the first baby swans of the season while walking around the wetlands.
Love seeing the babies and watching them grow.
Rushed through my walk to get to the school just to find out she didn't go to school today. Her mom forgot to let me know. I understand but still would have been nice to know so I wasn't rushed for nothing(rushed our shopping trip so I could get my walk in before getting her)7 -
Lanette1 -
Kim ... hugs and more hugs ...
Carol ... praying for your brotherOregonMother wrote: »Lisa, you are a trooper, but I know you also don't have a lot of choice.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
Flea ... I believe Lisa does have a choice ... as we all do. Each and every situation we encounter in our lives presents a choice ... how we react, respond, change, etc. Lisa, and a lot of other ladies (yourself included) are incredibly strong women. And that's because of the choices you've all made.
It is snowing here! Ughh! But by Thursday we are supposed to be back into the 70s. Go figure.
Beth near Buffalo8 -
Welcome newbies and returnees! (((hugs))) to those who need them.
Oh Carol... big hugs and huge prayers. Cancer SUCKS!
Hey Janice! I'm just south of the Twin Cities. Been here basically all my life except for some formative speaking years in Overland Park, KS from whence I fall into my drawl on a regular basis. lol
GOOD FOR YOU, Kim!!! I am so glad you stood your ground! Besides, it is your house. The mail came to you as a gift. It was yours to do with what you pleased. OMG, that woman. How clever of you to hold the thank you note hostage! I don't know if I would have thought of that. You know, Kim, you still have family. Just not the "family" that you expected. We're family. But you have to allow yourself time to grieve what you wanted and that's okay.
Prayers for Nick, Debbie. I hope you get your miracle.
17. Be active outside. Dig up weeds or plant some seeds... trying, hopefully we'll get spring back in MN sometime soon. It was a really beautiful day today, albeit still quite windy and my allergies are beating me up.
Love and Blessings, Carla, in MN5 -
Stat for the day-
Walk w/family, windy!- 2hrs 22min 47sec, 122elev, 2.37ap, 95ahr, 118mhr, 6.16mi= 624c
Strava app = 754c1 -
Well, my-not sure what to comment on.
Debbie-I hope they can at least confirm whatever happened to DH's friend. Not knowing can be the worst. I can't imagine the pain he must have been in.
Kim-I have no words. You can take pride and comfort in the fact that you have done the right thing. We can't control or dictate how others respond. You have to be able to look in the mirror and like the person who is looking back. I might have order the food for myself and given her a peanut butter sandwich (yes, I can be petty).
Terri-good luck with surgery prep and the actual procedure. Prayers for a swift recovery.
Rebecca-I have no advice about son who is MIA. Just remember the prodigal son.
PET Scan resultsGot message from doctor today. He said " PET Scan showed the know lung nodules. There was also a small area but the right seventh ri that did not light up on previous PET however there was not an associated mass with it. At this time there are no clear lesions that require change in observation and therefore will continue to carefully observe. 1-We should repeat CT neck and chest when you return hurter dsmr fsy. -Repeat labs 1 week before next visit in July." I am supposed to get bloodwork redone next week to see if it went down some (thinking some of raise was due to Covid. So the bottom line is I do with it now what I have done for nearly 27 years-wait and see! Well, lots of people in much worse condition that I am with my chronic little thyroid cancer
Catching up on some things at work after being buried under other projects. Should be working on a contract tonight for a meeting tomorrow but I am exhausted. So-while I will work for a bit longer (at the job) I am going to have to pull back on some of the hours. Hoping after bloodwork Doctor may consider tweaking meds. We shall see.
Well, it is Tuesday night so it it "Curse of Oak Island." Going to watch it a bit and do some reading o Anti-inflammatory diets-supposed to be helpful with cancer-can't hurt.
Take care all,
Ginny in Ohio10 -
We are in San Antonio, Texas. We ate supper at Boudro’s. We had the pork chop butterflied with a chorizo sauce on top. We substituted the Garlic truffle potatoes, instead of the sweet potatoes, onion rings, and fresh French bread. Then we went on the Riverwalk.
Tomorrow we will tour the Alamo! Then we will be heading to Las Cruces New Mexico.
💕Mary from Arizona/Minnesota12 -
Evening ladies
Kim- God Bless ya girl..we are all here for you..and It must be a hard row to hoe ,feeling that way..You are a brave Chica..and I salute you xoxo.. you are a true and faithful servant...
Today was a long day.. all good though.
Miles had a blast with his Vacuum and we will see what we can find for Carmine..to make her feel comfortable.
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Got a few pesky projects finished today and the electrician finished installing the EV plug in. It has been a good day.
Kim, You are learning some great lessons in love, tolerance, and patience. Your mother is a great teacher. You can do this.
Barbie in NW WA6 -
Good evening....someone said rhis has been the longest week and it is only Tuesday.....I agree!
I am thankful for all of you Strong Women being a part of my life. ❤️ I consider you family even though I will probably never personally meet you. I love the support, sharing, and caring.
My heart doctor called yesterday. Her response was to contact my primary doctor about my mental health! My mental health was fine before the medicine they put me on. Grumbling....I need to make another appointment to see what's next.....Will keep you posted. Lisa I am trying to take a page from your book to keep being brave and trying for the right medicine, but am really not excited for more side effects. My insurance company refused the mri request from neurologist. I really want to know why people with no medical license get to undermine those with medical licenses. DH says I need to call around and see prices of just getting it done without insurance. Woke up this morning with anxiety high. Started back on that medicine tonight. It was helping prior to the carvedilol.
DH's sister had a tia at work Friday. Refused to go to hospital. Went to doctor yesterday, got admitted, ran a bunch of tests, but too late to know positively if it was a tia. She has a history of them. She got released this evening with a med for 3 weeks and baby aspirin daily after that. All hush hush....whatever....her life. I am thankful she is okay. My DH was seriously concerned about her on top of worrying about me. Mot good for him.
Kim HUGS! Coming to terms with wishes and hopes is hard. We are here for you!
Hugs for all in your daily struggles! May tomorrow bring a bright spot in your life.
Welcomes!
Love,
Kylia in Ohio3 -
Kim — (((HUGS))) You are a wonderful daughter. Your kindness and willingness as a caregiver are remarkable. 💖
Katla2 -
Worked, but no work tomorrow so that means I can go to the gym. The plan is to do a body pump DVD.
Had to go to the dentist. Will be getting a new crown. Have to go also on the 10th when I get the permanent crown and they work on the next crown that I’ll be getting. After that, no more crowns, at least for a day….lol
The landscaping guy is here (well, he’s either getting the block for the barrier or else he’s at lunch. But they did do the skid steering, added the dirt by the detached garage, put down grass seed, got some of the plants planted, put down the mulch. So in all, I’ll probably give him an extra $200. At least the work is getting done. But I was going to give him other work but I don’t think I will right now.
The salt water generator came. Vince thinks he’ll install it tomorrow since it’s quite a bit of work to install it. At least we have it.
M – well done on the dry stream!
Allie – My living room can use a good vacuuming (hint, hint). How wonderful Carmine was invited to the prom!
At BK A is still on the “labor is down” kick. So stupid to me so I just ignore this and do my job the best I can. I wonder if the other managers feel the same way but just don’t constantly say it? Maybe they let her say it so they don’t look like the “bad guy”
So many times there’s something that I want to say, but someone else beat me to it!
Kim – it’s a shame that your mom didn’t realize how hurt the friend who lives 6 hours away probably felt because she couldn’t bring something so she did the next best thing. Glad you used it. BIG HUG
I am so grateful for everyone here. Words cannot express
I do have to say that the landscaper did do a nice job. However, we were quoted $4700 and I’d given him a deposit of $3000 so every invoice from him said I owed $1700. I wrote a check for $1900. Then he said that it was $500 more because he had to pay the guy with the skidsteer another $500. Well, it’s not my fault that he screwed up the first time. So I just gave him another $300.
Then I had to convince Vince that we would have time for a short walk. I think he still needs someone to motivate him. I just said “oh, we’ll be back in ½ hr” when he said that he wasn’t going for a walk because it would be getting dark in ½ hour. So we did go for our walk.
Michele NC4 -
Well I have joined a webcam group in a certain port and it will be so much fun to see the ship pulling in. There's like 4 other moms off the same ship so we'll make a grand party out of it! I'm so excited!
My eldest sister is dreading the task of going through 2 storage units debating what to keep or sell. Most is her husbands childhood stuff, so I told her we could prep it for a video chat with his daughter and son. That will be so much easier than going thru stuff debating, waiting for them to show up etc. The main deal is she should only have to deal with the item once. If its something that her and husband bought its hers to keep or sell. If its theirs then they say via video chat if they want it or sell it. I either put it in a box to go to her truck or keep in the storage unit. She was dreading the packing and sending it to them. I told her heck if they want the items then they need to come down with a Uhaul. My sister is too nice. I am going down there, and help her get this task done. I will put on my "minimalistic hat" and drag her thru it, but help keep her sanity.💖🤗
Did I mention, youngest son will be in my time zone soon???? I can't wait!
Rebecca
Whidbey
Wa
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Barbara - I was always taught that. So I just googled and according to the National Weather Service it is fact. It’s also mentioned by Homeland Security and several other reputable sources.
Machka - I have been applying on a lot of jobs. I know that employees are being overwhelmed with responses to ads though.
I’ll mention NR to my daughter.
Betsy - thank you!
Allie - why does Carmine have to wear a dress to prom, here a lot of girls wear beautiful pant suits now.
Kim - hugs - I don’t have any words of wisdom just know I think of you and your situation often
Vicki - how can they put a hiring freeze on a position that needs to be filled. I understand, new positions but that doesn’t make sense to me.
Rosemarie- my daughter told me that the 1 year old didn’t play with anything else after we left. I wouldn’t buy that if I didn’t know the parents well. This couple bought her a drum set for Christmas. I knew I was safe.
Terri - thank you.
Ginny - I don’t know if that pet scan is good or not. I think it sounds like not much new, I hope I’m reading that correctly.
Kylia - hugs you have a lot on your plate.
Rebecca - your sister is very fortunate to have you come help.
Miserable day again.
Tracey in Edmonton
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(((Rebecca)))—Great news! Your youngest son will be in your time zone soon!!! Three cheers! 😊
Katla2 -
Rebecca: Hope youngest son will reach out once he's in your time zone. Your sister is lucky to have your help with the purge.
Kim: Lordy! You are really being tested. My hat is off to you for your devotion and love. So sorry it isn't returned by the family into which you were born. I can relate. Add me to the many here who love you to pieces.
Carol: I hope your brother is finding more comfort every day.
Kylia: (hugs)
Terri: Hope all goes well and you have a quick recovery.
Karen: Nothing beats live music. What a lovely get-together you hosted. Brava!
Mary: I really like Las Cruces. Any chance your travels will bring you to Colorado?
Hugs and waves of energy to all who need them.
Is it too late to list my 10?
1. Age: 67
2. Live: Denver, Colorado
3. Work: Retired in 2018. after 30 years as a non-profit fundraiser and consultant. Now I work part-time for a company that supplies the ushers, security, crowd management and parking personnel for every major sports and entertainment venue in Denver. I get to pick the events I want to work.
4. Family: Widowed in 2021. Lost my DH and my younger brother 66 days apart after being their caregiver for 2+ years. With exception of one niece, the rest of my family is spread between Seattle and Panama.
5. Sports: Yes! I am a huge sports fan and am passionate about my local NBA team, the Nuggets. I am not an athlete, but can swim long distances in pool or open water.
6. Hobbies: Meditation, Reiki, Gym workouts, traveling, walking my 12 year old cat who loves to go out on a leash.
7. Season: All seasons. Each has its beauty and charm.
8. Music: Salsa/merengue, classic rock, symphony pop
9. Pets: Mars, a light tan tabby who thinks he's a dog
10. Food: Seafood, and any homemade meal prepared with love.
Work has been fun. Ushered two symphony concerts this weekend. Joshua Bell (violin) and his wife Larisa Martinez (opera soprano) performed some specially arranged pieces which they present as "Violin and Voice". Tremendous talent. The next night we had the symphony, a rock band and lead singer perform the music of Pink Floyd. Awesome! Forgot how many great songs they have. I stopped by the box office and bought tickets for four more concerts. I enjoy treating friends to a good show and generating support for the arts. So many of my friends have out-dated impressions of a symphony experience. And, because the concert hall is downtown, many don't want to deal with the drive at night. So, I make it easy for them. Yeah, it sometimes seems I work events so I can buy tickets to more events. LOL.
Okay friends. Stay well. WE ARE FAMILY. We can do this.
Rori
Colorado Foothills
Go Nuggets!!!
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ACTIVE APRIL1. Commit to being more active this month starting today. Yes!
2. Spend as much time as possible outdoors today. Yes!
3. Listen to your body and be grateful for what it can do. Yes! I can garden, which requires all sorts of body motion, and cycle.
4. Eat healthy and natural food today and drinks lots of water. Yes! Ate my usual food and drank lots of water up till about 8 pm. We won't talk about what happened after that.
5. Turn a regular activity into a playful game today. Hmmm ... Walking around the shops? Climbing stairs?
6. Do a body-scan meditation and really notice how your body feels. Achy.
7. Get natural light early in the day. Dim the lights in the evening.
There isn't much light early in the day here. Plus I was sleeping then. Plus it was cloudy, drizzly and rainy all day.
But I do dim the lights in the evening. It's one of many steps I take to wind down in the evenings to prepare myself for the night.
8. give your body a boost by laughing or making someone laugh
I rarely laugh. Most things don't strike me funny.
Lots of things amuse me, but not enough for laughter.
9. Turn your housework or chores into a fun form of exercise
I often do, but as today's work involved sitting at 2 computers, I walked on the treadmill during a break instead.
10. Have a day with less screen time and more movement
Unfortunately, today was another day sitting at 2 computers.
But I did go downstairs to row and lift weights.
Hoping the rain will let up soon!!! It's been 4 days already!
11. Set yourself an exercise goal or sign up to an activity challenge
One of my more favourite areas!!
We aim to cycle at least one 50 km ride each month and have been doing that for a while. At our AGM at the end of March, we got a bag full of these each.
We will have to see when we can fit our April ride in ... the 5 days off over Easter would have been good but it rained and rained and was cold and windy. Snow at higher elevations.
Maybe next weekend ... we'll see.
AND ... one of the bigger running events moved their event to September which is fantastic for me. Originally, it was this month, but I was nowhere near ready to even sign up for the 5K. Now I've got the winter to get in shape.
Also, now that I'm working back in the same building I was in about 16 months ago, with many of the same people, we've started our stair climbing challenge again. We are easing into it this month because of Easter and ANZAC Day but we'll be ready to be much more consistent in May.
The stair climbing challenge is exciting because when I'm busy climbing 20+ flights of 20 stairs each day I am at work, I lose weight.
12. Move as much as possible, even if you’re stuck inside
Absolutely! I climbed stairs.
13. Make sleep a priority and go to bed in good time
I do when I have to work the next day ... make sure I get at least 7 hours of sleep.
But I am not keen on that. I'm a night owl and like to get things done late at night. Having to be in bed by 11:45 pm is a bit uncomfortably early.
14. Relax your body & mind with yoga, tai chi or meditation.
Gardening ... will gardening do?
15. Get active by singing today (even if you think you can’t sing)
I sing every day. My husband is very polite about it.
16. Go exploring around your local area and notice new things
I've spent 5 years on our island.
I've done a lot of local exploring!
I think exploring locally is a great idea and some people don't do enough of it. However, I'm getting more and more restless to go somewhere else as the weeks go by.
17. Be active outside. Dig up weeds or plant some seeds
I usually do this on the weekend when there's daylight.
However, I occasionally do some weeding in the pitch dark when I walk Rhody right after work.
18. Try a new online exercise, activity or dance class.
Hmmmmmmm ... not that keen on online exercise, aside from Zwift.
However, I have started a stair climbing challenge at work, and we keep track of it on an Excel spreadsheet.
19. Spend less time sitting today. Get up and move more often.
Walking in the morning and evening as part of my commute.
Walking at lunch.
Climbing stairs.
Walking back and forth to the kitchen and toilet.
Walking with Rhody after work.21. Focus on eating ‘a rainbow of multi-colored vegetables today.
22. Regularly pause to stretch and breathe during the day.
38. Enjoy moving to your favorite music. Really go for it.
39. Go out and do an errand for a loved one or neighbor.
40. Get active in nature. Feed the birds or go wild-life spotting.
41. Have a ‘no screens’ night and take time to recharge yourself.
42. Take an extra break in your day and walk outside for 15 minutes
43. Find a fun exercise to do while waiting for the kettle to boil (or pan of water.)
44. Meet a friend outside for a walk and a chat.
45. Become an activist for a cause you really believe in
46. Make time to run, swim, dance, cycle or stretch today
Machka in Oz
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LisaInArkansas wrote: »Barbara AHMOD - Regarding lightning: We lost a TV about a year after we got here due to lightning. We had a small antenna set up in the back yard to be able to get local news, and during a storm, the antenna caught a trickle of lightning. Killed the TV because I did not put a surge protector on that antenna cable. You can buy them now that will let you run a co-ax through them to protect electronics. I highly recommend them, and they're a whole lot less expensive than buying a new TV!
Yes ... surge protectors are a good idea!LisaInArkansas wrote: »Machka - Like you, I'm not sure I have a comfort zone. This does not mean, however, that I would consider the prospect of doing that kind of bicycle event! Where it expresses itself for me is that I tend to take my fears and run straight at them. For instance, I was getting more and more afraid of flying, so at 47 years old, I went through the school and the federal background checks to become a flight attendant. I was scared of jumping off a high dive, so I ran right off the end of one a half dozen times in order to get over it. I was scared to be thin, for so many reasons, but I had the gastric bypass at 45 years old and gained the life that I was meant to have all along. It's been a constant in my life since I left home at the business end of a shotgun. It's not that I'm not afraid, it's that I feel the fear and do it anyway.
Love y'all,
Lisa in AR
One of my mottos before some of those long bicycle rides.
And this was another ... before the bicycle rides, before travelling to other countries, before moving to another country ...
Machka in Oz
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Max is here. DH and he are doing graphic writing with ink and pen. Max has chosen a gothic script!!!
He also managed to break a string on DH'S guitar. Oops!
I went out to buy cheesy baps for lunch and some dry cured free range bacon. I love a cheese bab, but haven't had one in years, so this is a great excuse. DH will be having wholemeal rolls. Max may put a bit of cucumber in his! We like a lot of salad.
Max walked to our house on his own this morning. First time. We will all set off on the bus at 2.40 pm and Max will get off on the way at the top of his road.
I have the two pots that I made a few weeks ago to paint this afternoon. DH has decided to paint a pot for his pens in his study. He has made a design. I have some idea for my stem vase, but not sure about the nut dish. Anyway, it will be fun and we are having a date night afterwards.
Listening to some great podcasts. Yesterday's spoke to me, and made me cry, and today's seems so relevant to Kim's situation. I often find the right one pops up at the right time!
Love to all, Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Rori We won’t be going through Colorado this trip. We go through Colorado when we head to and from Minnesota. Do you have any suggestions for places to visit or go for dinner in Las Cruces? We like going to local owed restaurants, not big chains. I enjoy reading about the different events that you like to work at. My husband sold food for the Moon Dance Jam events in Walker Mn. We helped cook and serve the food in the VIP areas including for the musicians. It was fun meeting some of them and being able to have special access to view the performances. I’m jealous of your job! I miss doing that.
💕Mary from Arizona/Minnesota6 -
Machka - Your image and quote made me think of one of my favorite quotes, though the attribution varies. When I was 47, I drove from my then-home of Illinois to my sister's home in West Texas and then my best friend's home in Montana, and back to Illinois--about a 4,500 miles great circle. The invariable question I got from friends and family was "You're going alone?" Maybe my fear button is just broken.
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Good morning! Less anxiety this morning. Reckon that medicine works!
Lisa My trip like yours was when I was 18. Got married in September. He left for boot camp 5 days after wedding. I drove from Washington DC to Witchita Falls Texas in December to move with him at air force tech school. My family and friends were all greatly concerned. I had a blast! Another road trip is on my to do list. DH doesn't travel well so will stay on list for now.
Much love,
Kylia5 -
Morning ladies
Here with Miles,who is napping.1
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