WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2016
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Vicki - Best wishes for tomorrow.
Joyce - Get that diaper on him! So sorry for what you both are going through.
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Vicki: Thanks for your good wishes for good neighbors. I'm looking forward to some new faces. One of the movers has found a nice rental with a river view in the next town over. The other has supposedly bought a house in a residential neighborhood a mile or two away. I'm hoping the new people turn out to be easy to get along with.
Becca: You are a treasure! :bigsmile:
Joyce: Stroking both my babies' noses worked wonders and sent them right to sleep. Now one is forty and the other is not far behind. :noway: How did THAT happen? :huh:
Pip: You are about the farthest person from a wimp I've ever even heard about. Cut youself a little slack.
Dr. Katie: Congrats on your "preaching suit" getting too loose. This is proof of progress. WTG!
Heather: I'm sending healing thoughts to your DH while he is facing this difficult time. :flowerforyou:
My family is out at the storage unit working on DS' boat. I am home alone for a few blessed minutes and appreciating the chance to gather my thoughts and rest a little bit. I think I'm going to use some girl time to get cleaned up while they're gone.
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
March Resolutions :
1. Log every bite and swallow.
2. Cardio exercise at least 3 days a week. Work on flexibility and back strength.
3. Have fun every day.
4. Drink at least three glasses of water daily, preferably more!
5. Monitor sleep. Try to average 7 or more hours of sleep nightly.
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Call me crazy but I love to see other people happy and succeeding .
Good Evening, Ladies,
Joyce, I know what you mean about texting. If it’s a one sentence explanation of something that is fine but I don’t want to carry on a conversation via text. Phones were originally meant for phone calls.
Rori, your travels always sound so exciting but I’m sure it gets a bit old at times. Enjoy your time at home for a while.
Kim, I agree that $5 a visit to swim gets a little pricy.
Allie, so you’ve been sliding backwards? Then just stop that!!! Look forward and plan and get back on the wagon. You were doing so great with your exercising and can do it again. ((((Hugs))))
Karen, congrats on the successful food drive. When I am in charge of functions I’m really good at delegating. There is no reason for one person to do most of the work.
Maryam, welcome. We welcome everyone that is making this journey. This is a great place for support and information. Please tell us about yourself and sign each post with your name and a location, general or specific.
Barbie, isn’t it the truth that we should be grateful for our own washer and dryer. I also remember days before a dishwasher and I am so very grateful for that as well as much of what I have.
Sylvia, I know what you mean about getting old and pains but I sure don’t like the sound of your abdomen pain. I trust you will call the doctor tomorrow if it is still there?
Lisa, I love food and am not ashamed to admit it. That is one reason this journey is so hard because we not only need food but like it too. Today I chose to have a slice of pizza for lunch. I feel like it is the single highest calorie thing I can eat, but boy did I savor every bite!!! I’ll be within my calorie limit for the day.[later] So sorry to hear about the deaths in your circle. So sad for the families.
Heather, I can’t imagine you posting about your trips and things that anyone would be upset. Even when it’s things that I can’t afford, I’m happy for my friends that get to do and have fun things. My DH and I have lived on a budget all our lives and mostly thanks to him. Because of it we are able to do the things that we can now that we are retired. We were just talking this morning about how lucky we’ve been that we have never had to worry about where our next meal would come from or money for the house payment or rent. I have never forgotten that “There but by the Grace of God, go I”. I for one, love to hear of your adventures. I’m wishing the best to your DH’s family and whatever the news he heard. ((((Hugs))))
Maryamm. Sorry for the loss of your Mom. That is one that hits us hard.
Linda, welcome. This time when you reach your goal you might want to stick with us and MFP to keep it off. This is a great place for support so come often.
Katla, glad you are enjoying the kids while they are with you. This is an exciting time for them with such a big move and I hope they enjoy the adventure of it.
Pip petered out! Don’t tell anybody. Hell I wouldn’t make one mile much less 8. We are proud of you, Pip.
Allie, that is the kind of thing I’d love to try a sample of. I’m not big on the “shake” type drinks but have heard lots of good things about that brand. I hope it helps you.
Joyce, I don’t know why but we have always gone by the rule of don’t buy it if you can’t afford it. We charge everything but pay it off at the end of the month. We just don’t pay interest to banks and credit card companies. I’ve waited a few months to get something I wanted/needed until I had the money for it. We have tried to teach our DD this rule but I’m sure there have been times in her life that she charged things she couldn’t pay off. I can’t believe you don’t already have a waterproof pad or cover for Charlie’s bed. Poor guy with those problems. We all need to be thankful that we don’t suffer like he does.
Kay, congrats on your preaching suit getting too big!!! Or is it that you are getting too little???? Keep it up, my friend.
to any Newbies that I missed. Come often and join in the chat. This thing works!! Please sign your post with what you want to be called. It makes it easier for us to respond to you. Also a location is great, be it specific or general. We are happy to have you join us.
DH and I went to run errands this morning after my shower. I needed new allergy eye drops as I was running low. We went to Costco and ate lunch there and then to Home Depot. Our outside dog, Maggie has recently been up and barking in the middle of the night. Of course the neighbors don’t care for that even though she is barking at a coyote just outside our fence. We get up and lock her in the garage but once it gets hot we can’t do that. Soooo, we have decided to get a Security Door from the garage to the back yard. It will allow air flow and keep her in. We looked at doors and talked to the door expert at Home Depot and have decided which one to order. We have a few other things around the house that we need done, including install a new faucet at the kitchen sink, so will hire a Handy Man that can do all of it. Time to go fix dinner, so I’ll say good night to you my friends.
Sending good thoughts for all of you and wishing you each a healthy and happy day.
Words I live by:
Savor. I have to slow down and savor every bite.
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Opportunity. Each day offers new opportunities for good health and happiness if we just look for them and choose them.
I Love you,
DJ
Myrtle Beach, SC
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DamitJanit, thank you. It hasn't been easy losing Mum as we were not expecting her to pass away. That's my mum with me in my profile pic. I will write something up soon and share with everyone. My son has been suicidal, and especially so since Nan passed away. Lots of bad things going on but I'm glad to be here. I'm not looking forward to our snowstorm tomorrow ... Take care,
Elizabeth Maryam
Riverview, NewBrunswick, Canada
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Elizabeth Maryam, I'm so sorry about your mom. I miss mine still, 17 years later... I hope your son comes out of that impulse safely.... tough days for you indeed.
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lhannon, thank you and I'm sorry you lost your Mum too. I still cannot get used to the fact that she is gone... I think losing a mother is something we never get over ... My son basically just had my Mum and I ... his stepdad is still in the process of immigrating here, and I haven't been well, so my son fears he will lose me too ... His name is Andrew if you happen to think/pray for him. Thanks,
Elizabeth Maryam
Riverview, NewBrunswick, Canada0 -
Lenora It was I who requested the list of savings. Thanks so much. I already sent it on to some friends.
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DJ The girls at the tea were as fabulous as the food was horrible. So I guess that I will return since I have been asked back. I will just be sure to eat ahead of time.
Flying Oh I wish that I could hop in a plane and visit all of you located near airports. Perhaps one of these days when I retire I will rent an RV and take a big trip around the country. A friend of mine has sold everything she owns, rented her house, and now lives on the road, working from her laptop. The perfect life as far as I am concerned.
Maryam Elizabeth Welcome. This has to be an especially hard time for you with your mother’s death. It takes courage to start something new while grieving. I do hope that your son gets the help and wisdom to deal with severe depression. It is such a complex disease. A friend’s daughter has the same spelling as your name. Someone I know has your same first and middle name but spelled differently. And Miriam, the older I get, the more Miriams I know.
Sylvia It seems that Bruno has the right idea. Cuddling with him may be just medicine you need to help with any physical or emotional pain and all the turmoil you are having. I hope you feel better soon.
Lisa Two deaths at once. How awful for everyone in your community. I got on Amazon to read about the book. Your friend, the author, sounds like she lived life to the fullest, including serving others through her writing. As for the wife of the young ranger, how horrible that she now loses her home as well as her husband.
Heather Warm {{{{hugs}}}} across the ocean for your DH, his family and you. My departed mother-in-law once described life as a pebble skittered across a pond. The circles extend out and out and then, at the end, shrink down and down. The ripples from each stone cross and come together. Just as devastating news has the capacity to destroy relationships, love has even more ability to heal the hurt we feel.
Linda Lindess Welcome back. We have all been in the same boat.
Rori Best of luck on your condo sale. I hope it settles very quickly.
Janetr Your GD is certainly lovely. I hope that she is able to think of a way to combine her interest in cosmetics with academia. Perhaps formulating non-toxic, environmentally and animal (no testing) friendly beauty products?
Dr. Katie Congratulations on the incredible shrinking preaching suit.
I am beginning to think the world is being held hostage by computers. With apologies to all who provide the hardware, software, and peripherals that make modern life possible. It is actually related to my posting yesterday.
After announcing to the world that I would do 10 miles yesterday, guess who got a phone call from a colleague with an emergency electronics situation that had to be fixed immediately? Printer, computer, fax and phone all stopped working together. I would have let it slide but the trip is coming up soon and there is lots of work to be completed. I ran over and spent hours and hours on troubleshooting, firstly trying to reproduce the exact problem and then supplying some end-runs. Also talked into the wee hours with the server provider. THAT turned out to be useless. I had tried everything that each tech suggested and then would get bumped to a higher level, only to have the next person suggest the same thing. This morning, I had the fax, phone, computer and printer working together, more or less. At least, they all worked individually and as long as I did not try to print out a multipage email, the printer worked fine. It did print out full articles from web pages. So the ability of the printer to print whatever was being sent by the computer was just fine. HOWEVER, The printer seemed to refuse to recognize more than one page in an email, regardless of the browser, computer reset, cookies deletion, etc. A last ditch effort with still another tech resulted in the information that the email service itself was having glitches. Why someone couldn’t have said anything 12 hours before was beyond me. GRRRRR.
I finally left and as the weather was anything but springy, I went to the mall to walk my 10 miles. I got through the first 8 miles in exactly 81 minutes. At almost 9 miles – pain in my toes. I was determined to keep up and then thought – this is really dumb. So I made it to 10 miles, but did not push myself at all to get there at the end. Not wanting to face the pile of paper next to my own computer, I got a haircut and the gray taken care of. I'm not really that vain (who am I kidding, even though I rarely wear make-up) but it is hard to compete with those young engineers all the time.
Pip Just stop this. !!!!!!!!! You are not a wimp. You do more strenuous exercise in one hour than I do in a week.
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Hi gals,
Welcome home Rori – I have a friend who has lived all over the world follow a DH whose job had him moving every 2 years (IBM) and they bought and sold a home every 2 years, she always says the hardest place to buy and sell is in the states as each state and sometimes each area has their own rules, so her rule of thumb is to hire a top real estate agent from a big firm - she says it is worth the bit more that you pay.
Allie – hope you find what works, but I do believe that lowering stress will help!
Karen in NY – I’ll love to go to Hawaii too….
Anne – do you pot blubs in the ground or in a container? If in a container – plant them , cover them with dirt, then put a piece of small holed chicken wire – tuck the wire into the sides of the pot, then cover it all with a small layer of dirt… this means the chicken wire is not ugly – animals can’t get in but the plants will pop up through the holes.
KJL – I have a question, do you mind being “refered” to a KJL? I know you told us your name, but I never can remember ???Kristian???? and I feel like a dope not remembering and just calling you KJL… I read farther and your comment about names, Kelly!!! I sure did not remember right!
So the friends with pools are in condos and I would have to go with them, I live in a lower middle class area and there are not a lot of pools… our city is putting in a pool it will be open fall of 2017 so maybe then…
Janet – the protein thing is a challenge for me too, Becca suggested and I’m doing it and it works is lunch meat (I’m buying a higher end one with less “junk”) wrapped around spinach leaves/cheese – I’ve been wrapping it around a mini pickle – as l like the crunch….
Heather - I am NEVER jealous of your adventures or opportunities I think of it as my own personal travel show, where I can ask questions and get the inside scoop -- You also write in a very down to earth fashion and not “better than” so it always feels like I could sit down for a cuppa with you and not feel out of place --- Please keep telling us! Sending good thoughts for peace and comfort to DH and all who love him and who he loves.
Lisa – OH my goodness – what a horrible few days, my thoughts are with you and the families of those with losses. Later – to have the wife and kids lose their home too… so sad…
Maryam - (((hugs))) lose is tough! I am especially sad to hear your son is suicidal – please reach out for professional help - even if he is not interested the suicide hot lines can help you know what and how to say the right things. Sending good thoughts your and Andrews way.
Kim from N. California
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Anne, the best way to keep animals out of your bulbs is to make a wire box out of chicken wire and put it in to the hole, then add some dirt and the bulbs and more dirt, and cover the box with a lid of chicken wire. That will keep them from eating the bulb part. That won't, however, keep rabbits from "tasting" each flower stalk as they come to it. They don't like the taste of tulips, but will try them anyway. I haven't had the same problem with other bulbs. But now that I have four indoor/ outdoor kitties, I haven't had a problem with rabbits. Allium bulbs are resistant to most animals. They have an onion odor.0
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Did an hour of Pilates for the abs DVD. The plan for tomorrow is to do some yoga, hold my plank, and then take the extemepump class.
pip - you're amazing with your exercise! I'm impressed. You are NOT a wimp by any stretch of the imagination
Sylvia - it got chilly here, too. Actually, I have on a sweatshirt today. Yesterday I had short sleeves on. Wish Mother Nature would get her meds adjusted! Why in the world can't you get wife #1's son a bike???
Been working on the beaded banner. Waiting for the glue to dry on the knot for the next piece of string, so I'm here in the meantime.
Lenora - thanks so much for telling me about the discounts. Many times we go to Denny's when we're down in FL (there aren't any around here), I didn't know that we could get 20% off. I did know about the 10%. Now that I can't drive, many mornings Vince goes to IHOP when I go to the extremepump class. Now he knows that he can get 10% off. Didn't now about the Krispy Kreme, either or Subway. What does the Salvation Army do? Didn't know about Food Lion or Publix. Guess it's just best to ask. The worst they can say is "no, we don't give seniors a discount". I know that at Beal's outlet I have a card where I get 15% off on Fridays since I'm over 55, but I use Jessica's birthday and get 15% off on Mondays.
Joyce - didn't know about Payless, thanks for telling me. The only time I ever go to a Payless is when we're in FL. Jessica is the same way with texting. I very seldom text
Rori - great that you sot some swimming in. So sorry about your friend. That must have been a real shocker for you. Hope the sale of the condo goes thru quickly
Maryann - welcome to a great group
kj, Becca and everone else with money problems -- I remember when I got my first apartment (actually, it was just one room with the kitchen shared and the bathroom). I couldn't afford to buy garland for my Christmas tree so I got a bag of popcorn and strung that. I thought it looked so neat that I still string the popcorn today even tho I can afford garland.
Heather - (((HUGS)))) Have fun with your friend
Alison - most stores around here if you take your receipt back along with your coupons, they honor the coupons
Lisa - so very sorry about those deaths
Linda - welcome to you, too
Hard boiled some eggs to have in my salad. The other reason is because the store has them on sale for 99 cents a dozen so I'll be stocking up! Trying to make more room in my refrig
Katie - Yea, that suit is loose
CJ - what wonderful words you said to heather. Thank you, I'll remember them
Michele in NC0 -
laundry finished
165 minutes of dog walking
18 minutes puttering in the yard
another wonderful day in beautiful NW Washington Barbie 0 -
I have only planted the bulbs directly in the ground nothing like chicken wire to protect them. Will give it a try. Thanks for all the advice.
My thoughts are with many of you tonight. Virtual hugs are being sent your way.
Welcome to all the new members.
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The funny thing is, it's the first day in many, many weeks that I've counted my calories and stayed under. In the midst of all this death, life does go on. To bed, my chickens... hope tomorrow is a better day.
Love y'all,
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For the artists n people that love art Netflix "raiders of the lost art" very good!0
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Thank you CSSJ09, GodMomKim, exermom and Anne. *hugs
Elizabeth Maryam
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Thank you all for the great protein snack suggestions. A lot of them I already use, but there were some I would not have thot about, thanks. Thank you too for the kind words about my granddaughter.
Tomorrow Jack gets all of his upper teeth pulled and an uppper denture. They will pull one lower tooth and add a new tooth to his bottom partial plate he already has then he will go back and get it on Tuesday. I sure hope he's not too miserable for long.
Hugs and prayers Lisa, Heather and DH, Maryam and anyone I missed in need of them.
I sure have been missing Terri and all her fun stories, but most of all her tiara and all her big (((hugs))).
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Got another ugly email from the wicked stepmother. It has escalated into threats of violence to both my son and to me. Why she is dragging me into this, I can't figure out. I'm going to take them to the police station tomorrow and see what they suggest. I'd love to see her sorry butt thrown in jail. Also, I have to go get his oxygen bottles refilled, go pay his cable bill, and go to his bank to put money in to cover overdrafts. He says she caused that, but I'm not sure how. Of course, I dont believe everything he says either. I know him too well.
I spent two hours at their apartment today cleaning. Thats all I could do.
Came home, called my sister, then watched our new smart tv for a while.
Good night!
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Ladies, I'm awake in the night, tossing and turning over DH's family news. I've come into the spare room.
CSSJ09 - Good words and I agree. A lot of processing required for the family. I am hoping that DH doesn't have a relapse over this. He is very vulnerable and sensitive.
Thank you to everyone for your support. It is such a blessing.
Maryam Elizabeth - Sending ((((HUGS)))) for you and your son. :flowerforyou:
So many of us feeling the strain and pain at the moment. I think of you all often. May we all find the inner strength we need to grow through our troubles.
Going to read an improving book now.
Love Heather in the night in Hampshire UK0 -
Pip- I just love your dog! I have cats at home but now and again I just need a dog fix. Yours looks so friendly and cuddly. I can tell he's very bonded with you.
Well, tomorrow is the big day with the orthopedist. I am going to direct a conversation before they just deside to strap me down and shoot me full of steroids. I'm going to try to talk them into doing surgery instead. An injection is only going to mask any pain that I would have while doing further damage to the knee.... that is if it works. If it doesn't, then I have to wait an automatic 3 months before they would, or anyone would, do surgery. Let's hope I can do some fast talking.
Have a great night everyone!
Anna from the beautiful bluffs of Northeast Iowa.0 -
Tomorrow is my last day with the grandkids. Two of them head back to school in the morning and then the other four's parents return in the evening. A grand day for sure. It's been hectic. Tiring. Fun. Slightly irritating (not used to mess and spilled milk anymore). Enlightening. Exciting. And ..... Exhausting. The four older ones were not a problem but sheesh, the 2 and 1 year old never stop moving!
I told my husband he never better become incontinent because I'm done changing diapers!
Life will go back to normal Tuesday. I'm going for a massage first thing Tuesday morning and then undoing all the relaxing from it with a session with my trainer that afternoon. lol
Too many posts to reply to but welcome to everyone new. Hello to everyone "old." and a howdy to the folks scratching their heads wondering who the heck I am.
Surviving in Houston,
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reading the posts I think we all need hugs!! Group hugs!!
Saw mom today, she hates this rehab facility! Meeting with the doc on Tuesday to discuss her living arrangement. Had tears today thinking she may never live in her home again. Have to look at n for the positive, she's one strong lady. Very strong minded, I always tease her saying it's the British in her. Look at WW2 , thank god for strong will!! Gayle Minneapolis0 -
Ugh much stress and loss in the group right now. My heart goes out to everyone affected. I'll be sending good thoughts to you all, tonight.
Yes, group hugs.
Love from Seattle,
Larisa0 -
Ah Dammit ... I just tried to do a 'cut and paste' and lost everything. I guess I needed to keep my thoughts to myself. LOL! I know what happened ... I did not 'disable' my touchpad when I turned my laptop on. Y'all didn't want to hear me anyway. Gave you a break.
Heather - I guess I missed what was going on with your husband and his family. I had about 80 postings to read through and did not see it; just others posting about it. I guess that I ought to go back further than my last post so I won't miss anything.
Walked with DH through our woods out back for 90 minutes at a 'slow pace'. He was looking for sheds and I was looking for 'where he last stepped' and where Cracker was going. She was having the 'time of her life'. Now she is beginning to favor her front paw - I guess the stress fracture when she was just a puppy was bothering her. I was so lost it was unreal. Now I know why he once 'locked me in the house' after a particular bad 'manic' episode. When I realized what he had done ... I called and curse him like a drunken sailor. If there had been a 'fire' - I'd have be a 'krispy kritter'. Did not have the strength to even try breaking any of our double paned windows. All I wanted to do was go out and sit in the sun. He came home and let me out. I don't think I have ever been so mad with him - before or since.
Please keep our DYS and DDnL#2 in your prayers as they 'try to have a baby' together. She's going to a 'specialist'; he put her on a low dosage of thyroid medication and told them to try that for a couple of months before they start with the 'expensive' in vitro fertilization routine. He also told her that she had 2 eggs that were ready to make their trip down to her uterus. I guess that he must have had to have done a 'sonogram' on her to know this. Maybe those 'twins' that I've been dreaming about is not out of the question. She's having to travel to Jackson, MS from where they live (near Natchez, MS) every week to 10 days. I've read before that putting a woman on a low dosage of thyroid medication does help with 'fertility'. She tried the medication; but, gave it up after a few weeks because it was making her hair break off and fall out. She's a cosmetologist and said that it would not be good for business for her hair to not look good all the time. Thanks!
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DJ: Your comment about dishwashers brought to mind the gift of a dishwasher from my parents. We were college kids living in a crappy duplex that probably started out as a chicken coop and was upgraded. Monthly rent was $70 with utilities. Mom wanted us to have a dishwasher--"to save our marriage." It must have worked because we're still together. It was a portable and we moved it to our first real house. We both appreciated it. :bigsmile:
Elizabeth Maryam: Good wishes to you during this tough time. (((HUGS))) I will keep Andrew in my prayers.
Sylvia: You are a generous and wonderful mom and grandmother. I can't imagine what your son and grandchildren would do without you in their lives. I hope you will be good to yourself and get the rest you need. :flowerforyou:
Heather: Sending good wishes for your DH & his family. (((Hugs))) for you, too.
Anna from NE IA: Good luck dealing with your doctor tomorrow. I hope for the best possible outcome for you. :flowerforyou:
DH is in bed. DS and DDIL are working on the boat at the storage unit and it is 9:47 PM. I hope they aren't so tired that someone gets hurt. We had DS's best friend from grade school and his family over for dinner this evening. It was great to see them. I've always liked J & also adore his wife.
Meanwhile, DD is in a muddle with her DH, and D hasn't been short for "dear" lately. He's agreed to get help and she will try hard to work things through with him. She is hoping to come for a visit here a little later on, perhaps in a couple of weeks or so. She wants some down time for herself, and some grandma time for the DGK and me. They are all currently living with the other grandma who can probably use a rest from family drama, herself.
Life is busy these days, but I'm enjoying what I can & dealing with the rest.
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
March Resolutions :
1. Log every bite and swallow.
2. Cardio exercise at least 3 days a week. Work on flexibility and back strength.
3. Have fun every day.
4. Drink at least three glasses of water daily, preferably more!
5. Monitor sleep. Try to average 7 or more hours of sleep nightly.
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Katla - Ooooh dear, DD giving you another worry. Still, if it means you get a visit, then there's an upside. I'll hug you back. ((((HUGS))))
Love Heather UK0 -
morning all~
slept until 5, and I didn't go to the gym this morning, as Tom took my car and I dont feel comfortable taking his precious baby out in the snow and across the bridge to the gym.. will go in the morning..
Tom was being his poopy self yesterday.. constantly complaining, what I am not doing, or doing right.. all that he does blah blah blah.. I will be staying overnight with Faith tuesday and weds,going to the Cape thursday,friday and Saterday,come home and stay overnight and go back up to Faith for Sunday,Monday,Tues, Weds and then Jean will be back thursday afternoon.the freezer is set with food ..easy for his nibs to heat up , will be here in the mornings to walk the dogs,make lunches etc... and maybe a load of laundry .
we will get about 6 inches of snow the second day of spring..0
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