WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2020
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Dr Katie: I am so sorry for all the damage and heartbreak for people in Nashville. My heart goes out to them.
Barbie: I called the athletic club this morning and they are open. Yoga is set for 10 am. I plan to be there. :Keeping my fingers crossed.
Karen: Indeed, we have a notable anniversary coming up in March. It is the BIG 50. We’re planning to save our celebration for the summer and have our kids & grandchildren join us then for a combination Anniversary/birthday celebration. We were married in a State Park at the Oregon coast and want to go there with the family. The weather is more likely to be good in the summer than in March. DS, DD, and I were all born in July. DDIL and my daughter’s older boy were born in August. The two youngest grandsons were born in October and January.
Machka: I’m happy that your dizziness is settling. Ginger tea is brilliant. It was one of the earliest seasick remedies and still works better than many over the counter & prescription pills.
I watched election results yesterday evening and before the night was over my eye glasses came apart. There is an optical office here in town and I’m hoping they will be able to fix them. My eye doctor is located in Portland and that is where I bought these glasses. We’d prefer not to drive into Portland to get this fixed. I hope it won’t turn out to be necessary.
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
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Thank you, Machka. I need this prayer today. And, backatcha.
Sorry for the friends and family impacted by the Tennessee tornados. Meanwhile, we are having signs of spring here. Temps will hit the 50's and 60's all week. Time to smile with my lips, eyes and heart, and get a positive start to this glorious day.
Stay well, friends. We can do this.
Rori
Colorado Foothills
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Well have Homer over today for a few hours.. Alfie and Homer enjoy each others company..has turned a bit Windy today .. but warmer..looks like we will get through this winter Unscathed by any huge snow storm3
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Good morning, I just fed my Mockingbirds and Red-Bellied Woodpecker before doing two loads of laundry. I do more daily laundry now than when I had two babies in diapers. Goes with the territory tho'. It's funny, when I turn on the light in the room with my computer, the birds know I'm about to feed them. I have a feeding tray attached to my window sill on the outside so I open the window and slide up the screen. They recognize the noise and come and perch in the bush honeysuckle waiting. I make my own suet and that is what they want first. So I stand at the open window (second floor) roll up a marble size bit of suet and toss it out the window. The Mockingbird pair dive bomb it and fight over it until I toss out the second one. They are a mated pair of birds. The woodpecker sounds off and comes down for the next one. After that, it's first come, first served with all the other birds. Right now, the tray feeder has a Chipping Sparrow and a Mourning Dove, with a Blue Jay waiting to be next. I love my birds. (Guess you can tell and I hope I don't bore you.) Pat, on a lovely spring day in Georgia.6
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Re glasses: I went to the local eye doctor and they can't help with my glasses. I'll have to take them back in to where I bought them. I do have a back-up pair that I'd forgotten about so I am a legal driver. I'm planning to go about my business today and see how things go. My drivers license says I need glasses, so I'll wear these. Maybe I'll have the broken pair replaced and maybe not.
Katla who will be a driving legally.2 -
Pat - we love our birds. We had so many when we lived in the countryside and weren't expecting to have many in our garden when we moved to Hove, but we are kept amused every breakfast time by their antics. We have blue tits, great tits, goldfinches, wrens, starlings, magpies, rooks, blackbirds, robins, seagulls, loads of pigeons both wood and normal, turtle doves, and millions of sparrows. I'm sure I've forgotten some! We know a lot of them individually as we do the grey squirrels and the occasional fox. We sit facing the french windows and enjoy the show. The sparrows make a great noise right next to our kitchen window.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx3 -
Machka: great info on Corona. I have a similar blurb on my profile, so I only accept FR from people if the include some kind of message. I occasionally accept requests from males who are in some of the Challenges I belong to. If there's anything untoward I delete immediately. I also purge about twice a year.
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Hello everyone.
I have been scanning - not enough time to reply. But will soon.
Just a quick laugh for everyone. My favorite Easter candy is malted eggs. I have been trying to justify why I should partake and remembered malt is a very nutritious product. It has a ton of benefits from supporting gut health and being a sugar alternative. It is also known to boost moods.
https://www.babyboomers.com/article/malt-makes-a-comeback-packing-powerful-nutritional-benefits/5d6ed21ae4b085365c210903
I do not think the article supports me wanting to overindulge in my favorite Easter candy though.
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SuziQ ~ I like malted eggs too! When I was little I loved the candy coated nuts that came in the Whitman's candy box.
Carol in GA4 -
Malted eggs are my favorite remember looking forward to a box of Malta when Dad came home from work during Easter.
Gave up watching our towns announcement the camera guy couldn’t get it to work so no sound then no sound again then no picture etc. So guess will read anything important in the news tomorrow.
Ate a higher calorie meal
Cheese nachos (air fryer)
Homemade Guacamole Salad 🥗
Apple juice y crystal light tea ☕️
Bushes Baked Beans 150cal per serving.
Dinner the chicken 🐓 I decided to cook not sure with what got Parmesan seasoning 5-10calories only to add to it’s skinless baked goodness. Not sure what veggies or extras yet. Could even add Ghughes 10calories BBQ sauce or 5cal fajita seasoning or leave it plain. Still deciding
Amber Tx
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Heather: Postponing the cruise is a wise move. 💖 your singing group descriptions.
Rita: Hope you had a great birthday.
Off out to my crochet group.
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@pat30725 -In our yard we have 2 pairs of cardinals and blue jays. They come to their nests every year to lay their eggs. We have 2 bird feeders that we fill up for them during the year. One of the feeders is on our fence by the kitchen bay window. Our cat will sit every morning to watch the birds eat and hop around.5
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Lanette ... I enjoyed the link to gut biomes and fasting. Thank you.
I just broke a 44 hour extended fast with Miso Soup (thought of Rebecca while making it). I have never made miso soup before ... could not have even told you where the tofu was in the grocery store. And nori? What the heck! Anyways, I am now fully educated and can report that a ladle full of soup has filled my stomach. May even need a nap.
It is snowing here today. So ready for spring and envious of your bird feeding stories. Birds are far and few between at the moment.
Beth near Buffalo
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Heather: We also enjoy our bird population. Our Annas Hummingbirds live here year around. We also have geese, ducks, herons & osprey on a seasonal basis. They add to our pleasure. Postponing your cruise is a good idea with all the international health worries. Air travel seems very dicey to me. I’m not fond of recirculated air. :noway: Your cruise ship would likely have excellent air quality in cabins and suites, but that doesn’t mean that surfaces on walls and banisters or dining areas would be germ free. :noway:
I went to yoga this morning and spent some time on a recumbent bike before going downstairs to yoga. I felt happier and more energetic after my exercises.
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
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Awesome! Women I can relate to! I'm over 50 and needing to be healthier!
Goals this month:
Working out 5 days a week 30 min a day. Whether it be walking or yoga or tai chi.
Intermittent fasting: 16/8. Eating only between the hours of 12-8pm.
Getting in more veggies and fruit and refined carbs and meat consumption.
Getting 8 hours of sleep.
Logging in every bite, sip and swallow.
trying this for a month. Let's see what happens.
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Lanette ... My produce box just arrived. The company is now letting me pick my own produce. Pick 3 of the following vegetables, 4 of the following fruits, etc. I really like the way this is working because I can choose more variety. This photo is a little hard to see (there's rainbow carrots in the back by the leeks). And the pink stemmed leafy green is peppermint chard. Never had that before so now to do some recipe hunting! Thought you might enjoy it!
Beth
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Enjoyed the dancing. Had to walk there in the rain, but it had stopped when we came out. I made sure to wash my hands in the toilets immediately we finished, before I picked up my water bottle. I made DH do the same.
We did "Bust out, Swing out, Donut, Swing Walk" DH managed well.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Chose to cook 👩🍳
Baked chicken 🍗
Corn 🌽 or green beans per container
20 cal garlic 🧄 Teriyaki sauce http://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Garlic-Teriyaki-Marinade-12-fl-oz/792747316
Jasmine rice 🍚 (made fried rice my Aunt taught me the way her country does it y bought me a Wok as a young girl for my hope chest that wok still looks great after tons of use ...back when stuff was made to last!)
Egg 🥚 whites
Broccoli 🥦 Normandy in a bag
Soy sauce packet
Garlic powder
Made 9
Made 1 with my left over can of beans a piece of chicken.
Amber Tx2
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