WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR APRIL 2020

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  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 24,944 Member
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    SuziQ113 wrote: »
    Greetings from sunny Florida.
    The days are flying by which is good and bad. One would think they would slow given the current situation, but I am finding they are moving very quickly. I think by keeping busy and sticking to a somewhat normal schedule has helped keep boredom and depression far, far away. Work certainly helps too.

    Sending positive thoughts and prayers.
    SuziQ - SFL


    It'll be 4 weeks on Friday since I've been home. Loving it! 💜💙

    Just so much less stressful.

    And you're right ... it's flying by. I knew it would. Once you settle into something, the next time you lift your head to look around months have gone by.


    Machka in Oz
  • GodMomKim
    GodMomKim Posts: 3,638 Member
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    Hi Gals,

    SuziQ - I would be tempted to check in with David, and see if he would cut your hair outside, with him wearing a mask and gloves… it would give him some income and outside is probably the safest way to meet with someone. Although paying ahead, or just wait it out are good/better options.

    hugs to everyone.


    Kim from N. California
  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 384 Member
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    Machka-I have a beautiful back yard and a 6’ privacy fence.I do sunbathe topless as much as I can.Plenty of trees and wildlife to enjoy and right now,Peace.Prayers,(((hugs))),love💕to y’all.
    Debby in Va
  • sh0tzz99
    sh0tzz99 Posts: 950 Member
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    SuziQ113 wrote: »
    Tina – Sending positive thoughts to DH. Quite honestly if my primary would not schedule me in knowing my situation I would be looking for another primary. If happy with primary it may be time to seek out a specialist.

    Lanette – I also need a dust buster. It is especially helpful for cleaning around the cat’s litter box. I had an off brand that died after 20 years. I am still researching vacuums – I am leaning towards the Shark, but must see in person. Everyone raves over the Dyson until they die which is typically between 3-5 years. My Bissell lasted almost 30 and I would hate to spend the money on a Dyson, if it died 3 years later – I would be cursing.

    SuziQ – SFL

    Yes, I would be searching for another doctor too, but he won't.

    I had a Dyson for a few years. It never clogged or died, but the very cheap plastic parts they made it with started breaking and they are not replaceable. That made it unusable. I used for about 5 years actively. Now it's very expensive paper weight. I'm waiting till I have enough gathered that I can take electrical waste somewhere.

    Now I have a cheap Dirt Devil vacuum for when I do the whole house at once and Makita stick vacuum that is fantastic for small jobs. It has a long tube for standing vacuuming and you can remove it to use it like a dustbuster. It uses the same rechargeable battery that the Makita tools use. I have hardwood and tile throughout the house. I'm not sure either of these is suitable for a lot of carpet, but for my needs, they are perfect.

    Tina in CA
  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 384 Member
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    Karen-you are right.I would have gladly helped with the clematis.But I discovered that field mice had destroyed the cloth bag on one of hubbys tools in the barn.A few years ago,our son went to crank one of his trucks up,wouldn’t start.Popped the hood,a litter of snarling,wild kittens in the motor.We ended up trapping (in live traps)over 30 cats and kittens.None of them were ours.But I Love all the beautiful pictures y’all are posting.Ive only left the house once in the 3 1/2 weeks and it’s interesting.Im definitely decluttering more than usual and as always enjoying my yard(property)but even more because I can’t work yet.
    Debby in Va
  • sh0tzz99
    sh0tzz99 Posts: 950 Member
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    SuziQ113 wrote: »
    I am torn with a decision. I know what the right thing to do is, but am clouded over needs and wants for me and someone else.

    I had a hair appointment scheduled for this Saturday. I am resolved with letting it grow out and make due. The salon left me a message and stated given the situation they are not open and once they find out when they can open they will fit me in as soon as possible. Cheryl proceeded to say, if you are interested David is taking some side jobs and she left his phone number.

    Here is my back and forth. A cut is a need and I can do without. I can wait. Everyone is in the same boat. That said, David has not had an income for over a month and I know he could use the money. He has been taking care of me for 30 years!

    If I schedule I know I will be exposed to anyone he may have seen. So I keep telling myself it's not a good idea.

    But, then again, FL wants to start opening things up, more than likely I will be sitting in the office on May 3rd, and if we are both masked and practice all other safe measures how different is it than me going to the grocery store?

    Right now I am on the "no" side of things. And, I know he would be mortified if I just said give me your address and I will send some cash to you to help out. And, I want to help out. Hence my yes/no.........

    My step sister is a stylist and she sold $100 gift cards for $90 when this started. Perhaps you can suggest something like that to your stylist?

    Tina in CA
  • Workoutahloic50
    Workoutahloic50 Posts: 384 Member
    edited April 2020
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    🤣🥰,love the pics of your fur babies!
    Debby
  • skuehn48
    skuehn48 Posts: 2,847 Member
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    :)