WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR DECEMBER 2023

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  • SophieRosieMom
    SophieRosieMom Posts: 3,721 Member
    edited December 2023
    Pip - neat photograph, I can see why he won! :p Sweet that he'll be a "calendar pup" lol. Great Christmas present idea for Kirby and others.

    Joy - so glad the seed cleaner came and everything went smoothly. What a nice thing for the owner to deliver it without charging like that or even accept diesel. There are really a lot of wonderful folks out there. Thank you for sharing that story. <3

    I see Dr, Chatterjee has an interesting guest on his podcast today. I haven't watched it yet but here's a sentence from the description: “It’s not that exercise is an antidepressant, it’s that not exercising is a depressant.” Food for thought!

    Good news, the water is going down a bit in the chicken run AND the river at the bottom of the hill crested at around 6 this morning, water is slowly receding. Still a little rain in the forecast so it will take its time.

    Lanette B)
  • LisaInArkansas
    LisaInArkansas Posts: 2,984 Member
    <3
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,179 Member
    Thank you for all the comments on the sand table,yes its uber heavy with about 6 bags of play sand in there and alot of shells,some from my mom,but alot from Florida and Sanibel..my happy place..
    Went to Aldi,Sams and Costco today.. holy moly Costco was hopping. I wore earplugs and just got what I needed.
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,399 Member
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  • Joy1580vb
    Joy1580vb Posts: 477 Member
    Pip that is such a sweet pic of Yogi! Congrats on the win.

    Joy
  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,294 Member
    It was just nice to meet up with G and chat. We talked about POA, which I must resume mentioning to John. Hard to drop it in casually, when it's such a burning issue with me. She hasn't done one, but knows she must.


    Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx

    I am trying to find a way to talk to my mom about this too. I will do it after the holidays. Need time when it is just the two of us and the room mate is not there-
    Mom says she is ready to kick the lady out- hope she does and doesn't back down again.

    Debbie

  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,294 Member
    Debbie, great photos of son and girlfriend decorating your tree. That's nice that they did that for you. My sons only decorated the tree when they were young, but once they hit middle, and high school, it just wasn't cool I guess. It became "moms thing". They did like exploring the tree though, looking for specific ornaments etc. So that was cute.
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa

    Son and I did it together most years. Yes, there were a few of his teen years he didn't help but then he started again. Then Rovin came into the picture and they do the tree. I miss he and I doing it but love having them doing it together.
  • grandmallie
    grandmallie Posts: 10,179 Member
    My dad only did his when he got the cancer diagnosis in the hospital, i hounded him for nearly 20 years for something like that and it never happened.
    I have mine all set,and I tried to talk to Tom when we were together to do it too. I think he might have after all was said and done..with his moms death without ,and me making decisions for his dad. I don't want to leave any of that to my kids..
  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,399 Member
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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 17,399 Member
    Stat for the day-

    Walk w/family- shortened walk, 1hr 19min 55sec, 69elev, 2.76ap, 85ahr, 102mhr, 3.85mi= 452c
    Strava app = 473c
  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 3,939 Member
    dlfk202000 wrote: »
    Debbie, great photos of son and girlfriend decorating your tree. That's nice that they did that for you. My sons only decorated the tree when they were young, but once they hit middle, and high school, it just wasn't cool I guess. It became "moms thing". They did like exploring the tree though, looking for specific ornaments etc. So that was cute.
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa

    Son and I did it together most years. Yes, there were a few of his teen years he didn't help but then he started again. Then Rovin came into the picture and they do the tree. I miss he and I doing it but love having them doing it together.

    As long as they do it to your liking, its all good right!?😁💖
    Rebecca
    Whidbey
    Wa
  • Anniesquats100
    Anniesquats100 Posts: 3,306 Member
    Ginny- exactly what I was thinking! She had some trouble earlier tonight, but she made it up the stairs again. She is a tough woman.

    Annie in Delaware
  • skuehn48
    skuehn48 Posts: 3,089 Member
    <3
  • cityjaneLondon
    cityjaneLondon Posts: 12,820 Member
    edited December 2023
    Lanette - Popping back in to say how sorry I am to hear about your nephew's family problems. It must be a very difficult time for them. Sending hugs.

    My son is cooking Christmas Dinner for 11 this year as my DDIL'S sister is coming with husband and two children, as well as the other grandparents. This was a bit of a last minute surprise for my son! Good job he has a big range cooker with double oven. I tried to suggest he prepare some of it in advance, but he shrugged it off. In some ways I think it gets him out of the necessity to be social on the day, as he can retreat to the stove. He likes his wife's family well enough, but I think he finds them a strain in large numbers. Only the grandparents are staying over.
    My days of large entertaining are done. My son and I had a discussion about it on Tuesday. He was a bit surprised, as it used to be a great pleasure of mine, but he understood. Now I panic if I have to feed more than two people! :p

    Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
  • TerriRichardson112
    TerriRichardson112 Posts: 19,190 Member
    (((Annie))) It’s good that your aunt is close enough to help. Just take it one day at a time.

    Pip: You are a valued and lived member if our family. And we need that boot 😝

    Still catching up 😝

    Pg 11

    🤗🤗🤗 and 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 for those who need them.

    🙋‍♀️ Miele failte to the newbies.

    ☘️ Terri
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,739 Member
    edited December 2023
    Thursday

    Work
    Walk
    Climb stairs
    Cycle
    Laundry

    And I'm about to continue the Christmas decorations.

    Walking
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    Cycling
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    Machka in Oz
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,739 Member
    edited December 2023
    exermom wrote: »
    I may be wrong, but at work Jerry seems to be more and more nicer to me. Not sure what that’s all about. But he does still give me the rolling eyes when I ask him to do something (like get the lettuce or the pickles). He did mention to me that his sister (who is evidently his guardian. I didn’t think an adult could have a guardian, just have POA but I guess I was wrong) wants to put him in a group home and he doesn’t want to go. If he does, he’ll commit suicide. I think it may be a miscommunication. His sister may have said “maybe you should go to the group home and he interpreted it as she is going to. Whatever…..

    Michele NC

    Of course an adult can have a guardian if the adult is incapable of making life decisions.

    In 2018, I became my husband's guardian and administrator and remained in that role for at least a year. It was some work to obtain that role, and a lot of work in the role. I was very happy when I no longer needed to do that.

    Guardianship and Administration has undergone some changes since 2018 here in Tasmania, but the idea is basically the same.

    https://www.tascat.tas.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/684125/6.-Guardianship.pdf
    A Guardian appointed with the relevant powers by the Tribunal can make decisions about non-financial matters, such as where a person with a disability lives, temporarily or permanently, or what health care and support services the person with a disability will receive.
    An Order appointing a Guardian will indicate their powers. A Guardian cannot make decisions about the finances or estate of a person with a disability. That is the role of an administrator.


    https://www.tascat.tas.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/636997/Administration.pdf
    An administrator is a person or agency who has been appointed by the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Guardianship Stream with legal authority to manage the estate or make financial decisions on behalf of an adult who lacks capacity to make such decisions because of a disability.


    The EPA - Enduring Power of Attorney is when someone appoints another to be an Administrator dealing with the financial aspects.

    The EG - Enduring Guardianship is when someone appoints another to be a Guardian dealing with living arrangements, health care etc.

    Someone could appoint the same person for both, or different people.


    Of course, YMMV depending on where you live.


    M in Oz
  • kymarai
    kymarai Posts: 3,757 Member
    <3
  • teklawa1
    teklawa1 Posts: 678 Member
    <3
    Betsy in wet NW WA