WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2020
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Estimate of surface survival is 4 hours...based on other similar viruses.1
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Line dance class today was lots of fun. We danced 4 dances to Irish music.
Barbie in chilly NW WA8 -
stats for the day;
bike ride hm 2 gym- 8.13min, 132mhr, 11.5amph, 1.56mi= 63c
apple watch- 69c
Treadmill walk/incline-10min, 3.1sp 10incl, 99mhr, .56mi= 18c
apple watch- 62c
SKI MACHINE- 20min, 15resist, 15incl, 114mhr, .81mi= 50c
apple watch- 117c
bike ride gym 2 dome, sprinkles- 5.44min, 133mhr, 15.4amph, 1.47mi= 39c
apple watch- 48c
bike ride puy 2 sumn station, sprinkles- 15.42min, 142mhr, 11.5amph, 3.01mi= 131c
apple watch- 113c
Jog sta 2 wrk, sprinkles- 5.09min, 9.38min mi, 149mhr, .53mi= 66c
apple watch- 63c
Jog wrk 2 sta- 4.31min, 9.48min mi, 151mhr, .46mi= 59c
apple watch- 62c
bike ride dome 2 hm- 19.57min, 7.8amph, 2.57mi= 180c
apple watch- 154c
total cal 7173 -
Ordered a Large Pizza 🍕 our favorite place
,Parmesan cheese (different use my spaghetti 🍝), y 4 cans of sardines for me later on. Had $10 reward money so used it .JRs Birthday will cost $8 total for the pizza 🍕 eating,Netflix,y the cake we already bought days ago. Later on got the sardines with my rice 🍚 y Parmesan for spaghetti 🍝. Win win. Plus Hubby has spent enough having to get more exspensive versions of our norm.
Amber Tx
Waiting in pizza 🍕 then bed2 -
Italy- Beautiful their playing music from their balconies to windows for each other singing as one ! It’s marvelous! Dancing to it to grabbing instruments to join in even.Their streets may be empty but their spirits are singing out loud together!
https://youtu.be/Q734VN0N7hw
Amber Tx5 -
TerriRichardson112 wrote: »Machka: Complacency is one of the problems which leads to the spread. I applaud all your very sensible precautions. I have upped my laundry schedule, too. Hand washing is a given, and I use tissues to operate door handles etc when outside the home. I will increase measures as/when/if things change.
Your vigilance is crucial in view of your situation re your DH. Neither of us have major underlying health problems to contend with, but are being cautious nevertheless.
The thing is, the basic advice of hand washing, increased hygiene and social distance are all good measures to take with any flu/cold. I'm so glad there's been an increased emphasis on these things and hope that people adopt these measures throughout their lives going forward. We could all be a lot healthier!
I posted this on my Facebook page last night ...
Machka in Oz6 -
With gyms temporarily closing, you may have to do exercise DVD's at home. I'll send these to you for the price of the postage:
Patrick Godeau Hardworking Conditioning 24/7
Jillian Michaels Killer Abs
One on One training workout with Jackie
Shape Up Ultimate Bikini Body
Yoga for Belly Butt and Thighs
Denise Austin Power Zone Vol. I and II
Just PM me if you are intersted.
Michele NC2 -
Kiwibowler wrote: »Estimate of surface survival is 4 hours...based on other similar viruses.
Thanks so much
Michele NC0 -
This book, written by Agatha Christie under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott has stuck with me since I read it. Probably the most memorable book I've read of hers.
I'm reminded of it again as things close down and pause around us.
If you can find it ... spend some of your upcoming rest time reading.
https://www.agathachristie.com/stories/absent-in-the-spring
Machka in Oz2 -
I admit, I've been skimming over most of the posts about this virus. The answer to my question was probably somewhere in them
How long can the virus live on a non-human (like a doorknob or shipping container?)
Michele NC
Michele - we at the nursing home were told by our provincial health that it last up to 12 hours on surfaces.3 -
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DH just sent me this picture from our honeymoon. Fun!13 -
I tried to buy some groceries tonight and our shelves are pretty bare. We won’t starve but we sure won’t be eating healthy.
We had the Grands for a supper tonight, probably the last time for a while as our daughters hours are being cut due to lack of shoppers.
Michaela was putting “make up” on me using her play make up. I thought she was done and asked her is I was beautiful now, she said no not yet. I then asked her if I was pretty she again said not yet. Love the honesty.
She had Hoothorn (unicorn) hair today.
I have been reading right along but haven’t had a lot of time to respond.
Tracey in Edmonton7 -
Well we are the first country to implement 14 days quarantine for everyone entering.
6 cases to date. Lots of encouragement of social distancing and govt likely to make it easier to get sick leave for people self isolating because of others in the household.
Will be interesting to see if I'm working from home or if I'm seconded onto another team.
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Tell us all about what exercise activities you've been doing lately!!
Saturday -- Bit of activity! Zwifting!
Distance: 18.39 km
Elevation: 247 m
Moving Time: 58:19
Elapsed Time: 58:19
Speed: Avg: 18.9km/h | Max: 57.6km/h
Heart Rate: Avg: 127bpm | Max: 145bpm
Cadence: Avg: 75 | Max: 105
Power: Avg: 89W | Max: 176W
Calories: 2962 -
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Today has just started for me. 😂
Exercise yesterday? HIIT for arms/core/cardio + 1hour walk with DH. 11425 steps on Fitbit4 -
TerriRichardson112 wrote: »Today has just started for me. 😂
Exercise yesterday? HIIT for arms/core/cardio + 1hour walk with DH. 11425 steps on Fitbit
Terri Did you sleep in? Delicious!
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My 13-year-old grandson surprised me yesterday. When I arrived, he was at his computer ready to get to work. And he did get to work! and got all that challenging Algebra done & dusted. He didn't want to read Lord of the Flies but promised to read 4 chapters over the weekend. His sister (home from school) did not bother him at all. I was pretty proud of him. He asked me if he "did good" and I told him he sure did. We'll see how he does the next 2 weeks while Commonwealth of Virginia schools are closed - hopefully his sister will have homework to do, so the 2 of them can "home school" together…because his classes will continue online as usual.
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Barbie How is your Project Linus blanket coming along? Would love to see it.
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Tracey I like Hoothorn Hair.
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Margaret You and your husband were endearing newlyweds. How adorable!
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And speaking of adorable, here is a photo of Olivia & Phoenix with their Corsican grandparents from last summer:
Karen in Virginia
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Jack the Tripaw. Left front leg missing from a bone cancer.
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Good Saturday,
Cold in Ohio today.
Trying not to stress about our business and our health. No snow winter, state of economy, events cancelled, we are really much slower than we should be at this calendar time. BREATHE! I can't change the situation, but can change my view. My son in law told my grands that they needed to think of a couple of goals they wanted to accomplish while on extended spring break. Great idea! I need to try that for home and work.
Our banquets for the next two weekends have been postponed. We have friends that are still planning on coming into town to spend time with us this evening/weekend. They have a teen daughter, so my oldest granddaughter will be with us also. We will either do tacos at home or go get something to eat. Our church is also closed so viewing services on line. Our libraries are closed. Thankful to live in this age of internet access to just about anything we want/need.
No exercise yesterday. Work, viewing, dinner with friends after the viewing. Had wanted to stop at store, but was 9 pm when we got close to home. Husband said we would do today after work before friends. BREATHE!
We ARE strong and adaptable women. We have each other's backs. Need to get my day going.
Kylia in Ohio washing hands and doorknobs
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Discovered that lawn bowls has a disappointing number of steps @120 per end. So most games include 18-21 ends.4
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DH will be busy this morning- helping me by cutting out cake decorations and covering a box with paper for her art supplies.
Just got to do my weights and I'm done for the day. No bonus exercise today as we will be at the party.
My daily exercise?
Rowing , elliptical, recumbent bike - total 536 calories. Plus yoga type strength training, plus weights 64 calories.
So my morning equals 600 calories every day.
Then my bonus calories vary, but can be a 5k run - 350. Or bonus rowing and biking - 300 + . Or walking - 200. Or walking to dancing plus dancing - 300.
So usually I manage 900 or so a day.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx3 -
Good morning everyone. Have kept busy making a couple baby things and exercising. In about 1 1/2 hrs. I will doing my first 1k (walking) because of back issues. I figure it sure take me 15 min. Then it's birthday time for Norah. She won't be 6 until the 29th but this was the only opening for a swim party. I've no idea what to expect. I've not been told anything.
Not going to be as warm as Thur. (75) but is better than the 20's.
Hope everyone has a great weekend.
Marianne\WV
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Morning! Lots of treadmill time and putting yoga into my day are part of my day. Love going on long walks with DH and plan on one this am. NYKAREN5
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My goal is to drop 8 lbs this month. I am using the alternate day fasting and that seems to be working so far.5
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Karen in VA: I was just having a lie in. 😂 I’ve been out shopping and walking. And now I’m twinkling with Mozart! 💫✨🌟 I Will get into the garden after lunch if the rain holds off.2
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Terri ~ You are such a talented person. You have graced us with your poetry and now your beautiful water color.
Tracy ~ Love your granddaughter's hair.
Karen VA ~ Glad to hear that your grandson had such productive day and bet that really relieved your mind.
KJ ~ Sounds like you are having a wonderful visit with your grands.
Lovely warm weather here in Georgia. Just waiting for the sun to appear!
Welcome and Happy Saturday to All!
Carol in GA
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Karen in VA love the picture.
I am feeling much calmer because here in Minnesota our government is acting quickly and I feel we are doing as hard as it is what needs to be done.
I did cancel all my subbing jobs. I think it is moot because school will be cancelled at some point. I did push for it to immediately because if it is done now it would not need to be closed for so long. I walked my talk and wrote the governor. I did get a let's not panic letter back. I responded in my own words that panic is what I am trying to prevent.
What people have to understand school are not run like hotels where someone comes and does a deep clean every night. They vacuum the floors and maybe wipe out the sinks.
Unless the students or teacher wipes down the hard surfaces like desks it is not done daily. It might get done monthly. In some cases every few months. Some Kindergarten classes because they have snack might do it daily only on the tables where they eat.
The classrooms are not big enough for students to stay 6 feet away from each other.
I have seen when a student get sick the desks around that student start to be empty in the coming days.
I was brining in my own wipes and wiping things down, but that was not enough for my peace of mind.
Allie I hope my sharing this helps you understand why it was so important for you granddaughter to stay home. Thank you for taking care of her. Those of you with grandchildren that are stepping up to fill this void another big thank you!
Margaret3
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