WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MAY 2014
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Good Morning,
Michele I was sad to see James go. My favorite dance this season was their dance to frozen. I was glad to see Meryl and Mak win. I actually called in and voted for them. They were spectacular.
Have a great day everyone. Have to get ready for work.
Margaret0 -
Good morning everyone,
I spent most of yesterday in the gardens, burned a lot of calories . Today is another day for planting, the wind has calmed down a bit thank goodness. I am a DWTS fan as many of you are, I am so happy to see Maks and Meryl win. Wasn't it funny when Charlie did the Mary Poppins routine and had another issue with the props?:laugh: He handled it well.
Have a great day ladies and be good to yourselves!
Cindy in OK0 -
Hi, Just wanted to say that I watched the finale for DWTS and am truly happy Max and Merle won, they were magical this season. I also love Amy and Derek and after an initial let down would have been happy if they won as well. This season was the best I can remember and I liked more of the celeb's than ever before. I have to say my opinion of third would have been different, but that's just my opinion. Sad to see the season end and wondering if anything will come of Max and Merle now.....
Patty0 -
I am still lurking.
Rita from CT0 -
Today I had a late lunch with a friend and she wanted to try the Black Bear Diner – I said ok before I had looked at the menu on line..:grumble: it is a chain – not sure where all it is – but OMG the calorie counts are crazy high!!!! :huh: Most everything over 1,000 calories and a huge percentage over 2,000! And that was just a single serving thing… and on their version of a “light” menu section – that stuff was still 600-700 calories just more than I spend on lunch – So after reading everything I ended up with ½ a ham sandwich with a side salad dressing on the side. That was 350 and that was fine; there was one other thing in the 400 range and then over the moon. The sandwich was fine, but really hate to pay restaurant prices for a piece of bread with lunch meat. Man am I being whiny!!! Sorry I’ll be avoiding this place. :grumble:
Off to get some sleep!
Kim in N. Cal.
KIm, when I go to Black Bear Diner, I order a grilled chicken breast with a side of steamed vegetables and sliced tomatoes. I look at restaurant menus to see what ingredients they have and then order exactly what I want and specify no sauce, cheese, dressing, croutons, bread etc. Usually my meal looks better than whatever the others have ordered.:bigsmile:0 -
Pat in OH: I’ve been happy with my Apple products and service. My DH had his iphone 5 replaced after being repaired several times because it was a lemon. There was no hassle or difficulty. They do stand by their products. We have the opportunity to go to the iphone store and visit the Genius Bar to get help with our products, and the Genius Bar people fixed my laptop that is now 5 years old. I had to pay for parts, and that is all.:flowerforyou:
Joyce: The easiest software I have for spreadsheets is Excel. I’d put the criterion across the top such as location, distance, cost, number of bedrooms & bathrooms, special features, and the name of the listing down the side. Good luck. Save after every entry.:drinker:
Alison: Best wishes for a speedy recovery.:flowerforyou:
Rita: I’m happy you’re lurking. I hope things are improving for you.:flowerforyou:
A longtime friend and former coworker is coming out for lunch today. We’re planning to go to a restaurant, but haven’t decided on one as yet. I favor the local Asian places because the food can be ordered without sodium and is healthy and tasty that way. I wonder what she’ll want. I haven’t seen her since she had surgery in January.
Katla in beautiful NW Oregon
“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” Thomas A. Edison
May Goals:
1. Log every bite and swallow.
2. Cardio exercise at least 3 days a week.
3. Have fun every day.
4. Drink at least two glasses of water daily.0 -
Good morning everyone!
Last night there was a troubling incident at the oldest granddaughters Girl Scout meeting. They have their meetings at an elementary school where there is a playground on the north side of the building next to the parking lot. Their meeting is over at 8:00, and when I got there at 7:30 they were finished and cleaning up. She asked me if she could go out to the playground and play with the other girls for a little while. So we were starting to go toward the doors to the playground when the leader's daughter came up to us and said, oh no, that is the playground for the little kids. The big kid playground is on the other side. She pointed us toward the doors on the south side of the building. So, DGD and I went out to that playground and she played on the equipment. I thought the other girls would be coming out soon, but they never did. GDG played by herself the whole time. I didn't know what had happened, but thought maybe the other girls parents had come and picked them up already. Then, as we were driving out of the parking lot we saw all the other girls and the leader at the other playground! I was mad as hell! How could they be so mean? Poor Adrienne had tears in her eyes when she told me, that's ok, grandma, that kind of stuff happens a lot. So, I called the leader and asked her why that happened and she told me she didn't know that happened, but the girls told her that we had left. She was just sure they didn't intend to be mean, and that she thought Adrienne was fitting in well. Still, she thought maybe we should look for a different troop. What the heck?!!
Poor Adrienne has a lot of trouble making friends. She does tend to think she knows everything and can be a little bossy, but I thought Girl Scouts would be a good place for her to make friends. So, I'm really unsure what to do next. This was the last meeting before their summer break, but it turns out that they had a two day camp out coming up but nobody told Adrienne or me until I was talking to the leader on the phone last night and she reluctantly told me that Adrienne could come if she wanted to. Now why would I subject her to that for two days if they won't even play with her for 15 minutes.
Ok, end of rant.
I hope you are all having a great Tuesday!
Sylvia0 -
Good morning ladies,
I am going to apologize in advance for my rant. I had a rough weekend. My dog bit someone. My husband and I were out gardening. Hubby was in the back putting in his vegetable garden, and I was out front putting in my flowers. I was facing our house (back to the street). I was also on the phone. I might mention that we are in a development that has no outlet. People rarely come in unless they are visiting someone. We are also at the end of a cul-de-sac. Our dog was not leashed, but was lying in the grass. He rarely goes off the property unless he sees a small animal (rabbit, squirrel, etc.) The fact is, he should have been leashed, and wasn't. Anyway, a guy approached our house and came onto our property. I think he was a solicitor because he had pamphlets of some kind. Milo charged him barking like crazy. I don’t know if Milo thought he was protecting me or what. He’s never bitten anyone before. It seemed to be a quick nip, but unfortunately, he bit him on his private parts (that’s just about where his head comes on a human). I was hysterical. My husband, who thinks Milo can do no wrong, denied that the guy was bitten at first (he later apologized). Long story short, we called 911 and had an ambulance come and pick the guy up from down the street where he wandered after the incident. Animal control came a few hours later and we were issued a citation. We were told the guy was treated for a laceration. He did come back to our home after he was released to get our insurance information. Our homeowners said they will pay the claim since it happened on our property. Fortunately, we had all of the proper paperwork (license, shots, etc.). Still, Milo is quarantined for ten days to our home. Milo is used to being walked, and having problems with bathroom issues. I think the guy is alright, but I wish I had more information. I only know his name and nothing else. I am also scared we could be sued. I had to give a recorded deposition on the phone to my insurance company. They also called him for his version, but I don’t know what he said. Milo has always had anxiety issues. He was a rescue dog. He is very large. Most people think he is adorable and a sweetheart, but I know he can be aggressive even though he never actually bit anyone in the past. I don’t know why I am writing all this. I guess I just need to vent a little. Please pray for a good outcome. I have been freaking out since this happened.
I hope everyone is doing well. I haven’t read the posts yet, but will do so when I get the chance. I need to get my mind off of this.
Previous and Current Goals:
Consistent logging (Could be better)
Drink at least 9 glasses of water a day (70%)
Find an exercise class I enjoy (NOT YET-STILL LOOKING!!!)
RUNNING OUTDOORS (Started, but hoping to be more consistent)
LOWER SODIUM FOODS (Not lately!)
STOP OBSESSING ABOUT FOOD (Hmmmmm…..)
Congrats to all on their success, and (((hugs))) to all who are struggling.
Hugs,
Lucy in DE.:frown:0 -
Kim - I'm with you on restaurant food. I can't see any point in going out to have what you could have better and much cheaper at home. We rarely go out to eat and when we do I want to have something I rarely, if ever, cook at home. I don't have a deep fat fryer, so good old British fish and chips is a possibility, or it used to be until I started my "makeover"¡!!!!! These days I either go to a really top end place, about two or three times a year, or somewhere that does shellfish, like oysters, clams or mussels. I rarely cook those now I live in the countryside, but in London I did because we lived in a multicultural area and they love their seafood! I do often cook squid as I can buy that here. When we lived in Whitstable I had oysters every weekend at the harbour, so that kind of spoilt my normal restaurant treat. Now I hardly ever have them so that is something I look out for. If people ask me to go out,, unless I know that the place has something really special to offer, I always say, "Oh, why don't you come to my place!" I much prefer that. I do like a really good pizza though, but I obviously can't have that more than twice a year! By good I mean wood fired oven, very thin crust and it must have anchovies! I once went to a pizza chain with friends and asked for extra anchovies. They said they didn't do anchovies. I nearly fell off my chair! ! ! !
The jist of all this ramble is I hate paying restaurant mark up for inferior food or food I could cook myself. Of course, sometimes you are away from home and you just have to eat something! On June 16th I have an appointment at the hospital knee clinic and I will go into town earlt so I can eat at a seafood chain called Loch Fyne. I will be having oysters followed by mussels. Heaven! My yoga friend could be joining me, but if not I will take a book and just enjoy!
Just finished putting up the runner bean poles and planting the beans. Do you call them string beans? Then we planted two big pots of geraniums, one scarlet and one shocking pink. They are in full view of our living room so super colourful. I picked some broad beans and have blanched them in readiness for a pasta dish of prawns, scallions, garlic, chillies, broad beans and white wine. I buy little tiny bottles of wine when they are on offer so I am not tempted to drink the rest of the bottle. Oh, also parsley and arugula, which we have masses of. We call it rocket. I might be good and have shiritaki noodles instead of tagliatelle.
I've just arranged all the tins and jars we brought back from France on a side unit in the kitchen. It looks very pretty, especially the fish tins packed in Brittany with lovely old fashioned designs and lettering. It gives me enormous pleasure when I look at them, not the least because I am in love with the French language and it is a reminder for me.
Well, now I am going to watch a German film about Hannah Arendt!:laugh:
Bye for now, Heather in flowery and fabulous Hampshire UK
PS Sylvia - just seen your post. My son #1 was not socially adept and I did worry about him. I had to train him how to walk into the playground and smile at people, because otherwise he was bullied. He still struggles with life and I still worry about him. I hope things settle down with your granddaughter. You are doing a wonderful job.0 -
Thank God every day is a new day, and I for one am looking forward to today...0
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Happy hump day!
Watched DWTS also.Wanted amy and Derk to win,but was glad Max got his 1st award.
Gonna be another hot one-80+.
hugs
jane0 -
Its been a roller coaster day. Last night the vet was less optimistic. Then this morning she called and he is showing more improvement and that he may get to come home tomorrow. He still cannot urinate or deficate on his own but they have been doing a lot of physical therapy and he was able to sit up with his legs underneath him today.
It is so hard to concentrate on work. :grumble:
Ritter did great at home yesterday but he is really wondering where the heck his brother is.
Thanks for being here for me.
Robin, Ritter and soon to have her Bodi back.
PNW0 -
I'm keeping you and Bodi in my prayers. Wishing you luck.:flowerforyou:0
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Hi there Debbie....welcome to you:flowerforyou: . I just found this wonderful support group too Great bunch of women who will inspire you as they do me. Great to check in everyday if you can. You will be encouraged and lifted up for sure.0
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Happy Wednesday. Well I got my fitbit and have it set up, I think. Interested in seeing what it says I do for steps and sleep. Going to be a beautiful day.
I am upset with my DS as he calls me last evening and says family meeting tomorrow night at 7:30. Would not give me anykind of hint only not bad news. So I am worried. Darn kids anyway. When I tried to get him to tell me he just said let us do this our way.
Jill--I had a terrible time getting my fitbit to snap. DH had to help and even then it did not go easy. I do hope it gets easier.
Carol--glad you are feeling better and sounds like you have alot of reason to be proud of your son.
Michele--I color my hair when I can't stand it anymore. I keep thinking I will let it grow out and when I can not stand it anymore I do it. I buy the nice and easy foam and do it myself. Since my hair is short it is not hard. A lady I work with the other day asked me if she can dye my hair and pick the color. I thought what the heck, so sounds like Friday after work we are going to do that. I just told DH it is only hair and will grow out if we don't like it. I am stepping out of my comfort zone.
Margaret--Thanks for the info on heart attacks.
Kim--I would of had a hard time keeping my mouth shut, but him doing the work would of helped.
The lady that comes every two weeks and cleans for me came yesterday and was all upset. She is losing her house. I know she has been trying so hard to keep it since her husband passed away several years ago. I feel so bad for her and told her she could stay with us until she can find a place. She says she has until Aug 1st. I just pray that something works out for her. Guess no matter what there are people with worse problems then I think I have. She didn't stay as was so upset, so I cleaned house and it felt pretty good. Got some deep cleaning done and feel like I got somethings done with less stress. I have thought several times about letting her go as I can do this myself, but know she depends on the money, It's only $50 twice a month.
Sylvia--the pre-school acouple of my grand kids go to also have the graduation. My DGD graduated this year. They had a cookout and program together it was nice, but cold and they had it outside. I like the save the world by smaller clothes. I know sometime when I am folding my jeans I think that can't be mine they are to small. Just reading about what happened with your DGD makes me so mad. What kind of leader would let that happen?? Is there a council office you could call? This is not what Girl Scouts are about. Hugs to both of you.
Nena--sometimes we have to just enjoy life and ajust things later. I know that I am far from perfect and do the best I can and enjoy things when I can without going overboard. Not sure I explained that right.
Heather--prayers for DH's nephew and the family. Enjoy the time with the DGC. I am afraid the NEWS DS wants to tell everyone this evening is that they are moving and taking my DGD away. I spend alot of time with her and would break my heart. I have to stop thinking about it as all kinds of things runing around my mind about what this could be they want to tell all of us together.
Sue-glad to hear you found a riding buddie.
Barbie--I also read JoAnn Fluke books about the cookie shop and love them.
Carolann--congrates and keep up the good work.
Welcome Debbie and all the new ladies. You have a found a great group for support and friendship. Come often and get to know us and us you.
Has anyone heard from Sandy? Haven't seen her post here in awhile and concerned.
Joyce--hope you get some help with the computer issues. There is so much I do not know and seems I can not learn. But I keep trying. I was proud as I got my fitbit set up and synced to my home computer.
Patty--I do think your class is going to be very good and glad to hear you are having a good sign up so far. I am sure you will have some drop out and at the same time word of mouth will bring in more. When is your first class? My mind can't remember what you said.
Lucy--how scary for you and Milo. I agree that the guy could be an ok guy or areal jerk. I just wounder did he not see Milo and think maybe he should keep his distance instead of walking up to you with your back turned and on the phone.
Robin--great news about Bodi, Hope he keeps doing well and gets to come home very soon.
Well time to get some work done and I work the gift shop this afternoon. I told them I have to leave at 7. I do hope DS has good news, not bad. Trying real hard not to think about it as nothing I can do till this evening. Remember ladies we are in this journey together and we will be better for the changes we make.
Blessings, Vicki GI NE0 -
WE FOUND OUR VACATION HOME! I put a deposit on it today. Now is the fun time when my daughter and and I look through the area for other things to do especially if we have bad weather. There is a small type marine world up the road from us. I told my daughter that if she wants to swim with dolphins she has to pay for it. We, the parents, are already paying more than we had originally expected. But it has a pool and right on the ocean. It is a 2 apartment unit so we might be sharing the pool with another family. The home we had in Mrytle Beach also had a pool but the little old lady who rents the other unit for the entire month of October every year never went to the pool. So yes, my stress level is down by about 1000%!!!!
That's awful about the girl scout troop. I would look into another troop to join. The leader herself should know not to allow the rest of the troop members make one person feel like an outsider. If nothing else she should latch onto that young girl as is she is her best friend.
Joyce, INdiana0 -
Here's the joke of the day:
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The children had all been photographed, and the teacher was trying to persuade them each to buy a copy of the group picture. "Just think how nice it will be to look at it when you are all grown up and say, "There's Jennifer; she's a lawyer,' or “That’s Michael, he's a doctor.'"
A small voice at the back of the room rang out, "And there's the teacher. She's dead."
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Sort of randomly scanning through some of the past couple of days. The Girl Scout incident got me a little riled up. The leader sounds like she's got her head up her behind and I'm guessing that won't change. I've observed some of the Girl Scout drama at Aaron's school and am grateful he's a boy and I don't have to say "NO WAY!". I've heard one of the leaders tell a mom that they don't want anyone else to join or it will break up their comfortable little group. "Mean girls" learn it from someone and it seems it's usually mom. Boo hiss.
I wouldn't put Aaron in the Boy Scout "pack", or what ever they call themselves in his school. I've watched the "leaders" and it's not the kind of example and situation I want him in. Maybe there will be a better option at his new school next year.
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Joyce, glad you figured out how to post from your ipad. I love my app for logging. The pie chart is super handy for seeing how well the balance of carbs, fat, and protein, but it will not allow you to participate in the message board. I love the website for that and for showing the days in your streak. The app doesn't show that either. One word of caution: pay attention to your post or autocorrect will make you say some really weird things!
I can do everything on my app but I CAN'T FIND THE MESSAGE BOARDS!! What's the secret?0 -
There is no secret, Gloria! The message boards don't exist on the apps. Therefore, the apps suck!0
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Well THAT stinks, but at least I'm not nuts.0
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gmom, I have Chrome on my smart phone and my Ipad. I use it and go to MFP.com. I had to type in my password the first time, I don't know if I will have to each time or not. But that's how I got in. Good luck
Joyce, Indiana0 -
Been reading about hair color...funny what catches my attention:ohwell:
I have always used a L'Oreal box color to touch up my roots between my trips to the salon for highlights and a "good" root touch up. It's never been a problem. Lately I've been going to an Aveda school. Not really much less than a salon but I like it fine and have never had any problems. Yesterday the "instructor" decided she had to "test" my hair because I use "those store bought colors" to see if their bleach would lift the color. I was very annoyed because it's never been an issue before and wasn't going to be. Plus I didn't have time to waste with her dumb games.
It lifted fine but just to be a "B" she tried to tell me my hair was breaking and couldn't handle the process. My hair is FINE. The strand they cut off was left in a foil of bleach for way too long and of course it was breaking.
Long story long I made a HORRIBLE scene, demanded to see the director and before it was over I had a new instructor, same student (who was a doll) and got my color and highlights.....without one broken strand. My hair feels better than it has in months.
OK, have to get the boy ready for bed...and The Middle. Might be back later with more random thoughts.
xo-Gloria in hot Metro Detroit0 -
:flowerforyou: After staying up to watch DWTS that ended at 11PM and getting up at 4 AM to walk dogs before line dance class and teaching the afternoon class in addition to my regular morning class, I am exhausted and ready to be in bed super early.:yawn: :yawn: :yawn:
Barbie from beautiful NW Washington0 -
Hi girls. Nice day running errands. My blood sugar last night was way high and now I know why…I entered my oriental cabbage salad recipe and omg the carbs in it was ridiculous. I even calculated it with truvia and it had the same carbs as sugar, so I wonder if the data base is right.
Joyce: no help from me…I just put the back on my old Motorola flip phone an turned it on for the first time in about a month!
Michele: I did have to look the word “relax” up in the dictionary!!! I do my own hair, so no clue as to what a salon would charge. I use loreal experte…..it has the color and highlights.
Kim: holy cow what a job!
Patty: glad none of your bouncing kids went airborne!
Cowley: you join by posting! Welcome aboard
Katla; holy cow that’s some egg!
Heather: so sorry about DH’s nephew. That’s quite a load.
Robin: glad to hear the update. At least Bodi boy is improving. Poor Ritter; he misses his buddy! Will you have to learn how to catheterize him if he comes home?
CArolann: good for you to get to the gym!
Debbie: you joined when you posted! Welcome to our group.
Kim: wow those calories are crazy!
Anamika: I think climate change is why we have so many awful weather events here now
Alison hope you are feeling better soon
Sylvia: what kind of girl scout troupe acts like that???
Lucy: oh I am so sorry about Milo and the biting incident. We had a dog once we had to take to “naughty doggy school” because she sent DH to the emergency department twice. She was fine after 2 years of intensive therapy but I always worried she’d bite someone else. Turns out she never did and was a total “love me” dog to everyone! It actually was a good experience because now we can handle special behavior needs dogs and our girls learned how to behave around dogs because they really all can be unpredictable. I hoep it all turns out ok.
Gloria: hooray for a nice new hair coloring! Glad you stood up for yourself
Ladies; I’m off to bed. I have had a headache now for 2 days and it’s getting worse. So sleep tight all! Take care, Meg from beautiful Omaha where our doves finally fledged and now we can put the awnings out!0 -
Hi, lady's
Vicki-I hope your son has good news, my daughter's husband is being transferred
from Md to Colorado in June, we've only known for sure since mother's day. I'm
really close to dd and gs. He will be 3 in June. I'm already struggling with my comfort
food.
Barbie-I love the JoAnn Fluke books too, and I love the story's about her cat Moishe.
Party-I wish our Y had a abs class.
Robin-good news about Bodie
Jane- I watched DWTS too. I also wanted Amy and Derick to win.
Brenda from Md0 -
Did 45 min of yoga this morning (I got to class late) and then an hour of the deep water. Tomorrow I'm planning to do Jari Love's Extremely Ripped 1000 DVD.
drkatiebug - you get a pie chart????? I loved that when I was at Livestrong and sorry that MFP didn't have it. But they do? Where?
barbie - I watched DWTS last night. I DVR'd it. I was disappointed in a way that the first hour was nothing more than a recap of what they did, Twitter questions, etc. I wanted to see the final show, not this. And by the time I realized that the final elimination wasn't going to be on this episode, it was too late to watch the other one. So I'll watch it tonight.
CarolAnn - good for you getting to the gym!
Debbie - welcome. You joined by posting! Come back often
Have senior bowling this afternoon. This season they made Vince a captain (boo). Have my carrots all cut up and ready to take with me along with my Bubba Mug of water. When we change to the other bowling alley, I don't know if I'll need such a large mug. Guess we shall see. Maybe I'll take it with me and just have what I want and bring the rest home to finish
DeeDee - we probably won't be in the pool since we have senior bowling today. One of the things that I like about the other bowling alley is that they only have 3 person teams rather than 4 person teams so you get out early. Maybe we'll get home a little early since it's right before Memorial Day and hopefully people won't be there. Then I can at least go in the pool before dinner. Update: after dinner I did lay out by the pool. I had every intention of going in (to me, the water was warm) but then I realized that I'd forgotten to bring my towel down by the pool. Well, I'll be in it tomorrow, that's for sure
Margaret - that's great that Meryl and Mak won! First time for him! I'm so happy. In a way I do wish Amy and Derek had won, but then again I'd always wonder if some of their votes might not have been sympathy votes. But on the other hand, Amy has overcome so much
katla - Vince ALWAYS tells me "whenever you do something on the computer, save, save, save." Hope you had fun at your lunch and that it was at that Asian place.
Lucy in DE - I bet Milo WAS protecting you. I can totally understand how you feel.
Heather - how wonderful of you to invite people to your house rather than going out. In many ways I'm with you, I hate paying the sky high prices at a restaurant especially when I can have something better (and that I want) at home. Good luck at the knee clinic. Personsally, I'd much rather have shiritaki noodles, but I don't know of any restaurant that serves them
Robin - we worry so much about our furry friend, huh? So glad to hear Bodi is doing a bit better and may be coming home
Vicki - the way your son said "let us do this our way" leads me to think that it's pretty good news. Let us know what it is, ok?
Joyce - I knew you'd find a vacation home!
Meg - feel better soon
Well, had dinner then made another banana chocolate cake, I like how this one turned out better so the other one I'll probably put out for Jessica and Vince to have when she gets here on Fri. then I made fundge for Denise, right now it's in the refrigerator. I'll probably cut it up tomorrow. See, her birthday is coming up, have her cake made and in the freezer, bought her card today (something vince would never think of), he's going to pick up the ipad she wants tomorrow and we need to send that to her. So I know Vince and once he gets on a roll, he wants everything done ASAP. I wasn't going to make the fudge until jtomorrow, but then I thought "if Vince gets on one of his kicks, I'd better be ready, he'll probably want to send the computer asap."
Michele in NC0 -
I have a cute kid story. My son told me he has gotten a complaint from the apartment manager because the kids had a particularly loud fight one night. The other day when I spent time with the grandson, I explained that he and his sisters should be nicer to each other and not fight, blah, blah, blah. He said, well, the girls were fighting too! I said if the girls were robbing a bank, would he have to rob one too? He laughed very hard and finally said, daddy would have to drive us to the bank.
It makes me smile every time I remember that.
I'm currently stuffed to the gills with the sweetest watermelon we have had in a long time. Yummy! I'm looking forward to all the fruits and melons this summer. There is a really nice farmers market north of Joplin. Can't wait!
I've never really colored my hair. I tried temporary highlights once and ruined a couple of towels. It seems like an expensive hassle, so I haven't wanted to go down that road yet. Mine is still mostly dull mousy brown with some silver threads running through it. I refer to those as my "natural highlights".
The scout leader called me today while I was at the library so I couldn't answer. Didn't feel like talking to her anyway. My son called the office in Joplin and complained about her and got the names of two other troop leaders in our area. Maybe we will interview leaders like we were hiring a baby sitter. If I had talked to this lady first, I sure wouldn't have chosen her. Thanks for all your comments on this topic. Helps me feel like it's not just me.
I'd like to say welcome the new ladies to the group, but it seems like every time I do they don't come back.
Meg, I'm glad you had a vacation day, but aren't you supposed to be taking a bubble bath and eating Bon-bons?
Gloria, is that a beauty school? I got a haircut at a beauty school once and it was so bad that people at work were asking me if I cut my own hair. And it was so short that I couldn't go get it fixed. I haven't been to a beauty school since, but I've had some pretty bad haircuts at regular salons too, so it's no guarantee.
Barbie, I can't imagine getting up at 4am on purpose! If I got up at that hour I'd have to use dynamite to get my lazy dogs out of their snug little beds.
Goodnight ladies!
Sylvia0 -
:bigsmile: Tomorrow, first thing, I will be bringing my car in for a windshield replacement, due to a crack which was likely due to a stone hitting the windshield in the past, which I had not seen before, because it was kinda under the windshield wiper. Wouldn't you know it, I got hit by another ...whatever...stone...on the way home from work today. Oh man, am I happy that happened today and not...tomorrow!!!
Renny
Vancouver Island, BC0 -
Hooray and I'm on the v-a-c-a-t-i-o-n road tomorrow for a few days! Think I've pre-worked all the hours I'll be away, but I'm happy to be going none the less.
Hope everyone has a terrific weekend.
Gail, metro ATL0
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