WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR APRIL 2024

barbiecat · March 31

This is the beginning of a new month and a perfect time to start a new healthy habit or recommit to one that has been neglected.

Research shows that it's easier to maintain a behaviour if it's practiced in the company of others who share that behaviour. We can do this together.

The name of the thread is "Women Ages 50+" but all women are welcome. Our friendly community contains all ages from approaching 50 to past 80.

If you sign your posts with a name or nickname and a general location it is easier for us to identify each other. Don't feel like to you have to respond to everyone, just jump into the conversation. Feel free to ask your questions or answer the questions posed by others.

Be sure to bookmark this thread so you can find it again.

Barbie in NW WA

okiewoman510 · March 31

Thank you Barbie for giving us a clean slate for April.

Okie in the TX Hill Country

GodMomKim · March 31

A new month! happy to leave last month behind, but it's amazing 2024 is going so fast. Thanks for the new start Barbie.

Kim in N.California

TerriRichardson112 · March 31

Thanks Barbie

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

🙋‍♀️ Miele failte to the newbies.

☘️ Terri

margaretturk · April 1

Thank you Barbie!

Re posted from March...

M I hate to add cancer to the list. Shortness of breath was the first symptom for my DH.

Just had a delightful dinner with a choir member friend who invited me to join her family and friends. I made devil eggs to share. Sang in the morning, went to DH and son's grave after church, and then onto my friend's house.

Happy Easter to those who celebrate!

Heather My experience with DH funeral is a funeral service is often for the living...Many of the things I included in the service like that choice of music was for my healing. Sending those recipes from my Mother-in-law to her great niece was healing for me. The eulogy I gave about DH was healing for me. In many ways it was my own funeral as much as it was to honor him. In planning the eulogy it became more and more apparent how much DH loved our two boys and how much he did with his own life!...A gift you could give your family is let them say goodbye to your earthly self in what ever works for them with your blessing!

Right now I am reading a book by the medium Rebecca Rosen What the Dead Have Taught Me...Biggest take away is to approach life with an open heart like Barbara says and to be open to the messages are loved ones want us to hear to help make our life and those around us better. It is another book that reminds me it is not me job to fix things sometimes it is better to Let it Be...there will always be a to do list being present for those you love trumps the to do list, and trust that your life plan will unfold in the way it needs to and be grateful for the surprises big and small.

I talked to a friend's DH at church today whose daughter has struggled with mental health issues. She is doing so much better. I told him in the family picture I saw on Facebook I didn't recognize her because of how much her contenance has changed. He told me she is doing the work and going outside the box to help herself find the answers that work for her. He told me of how they are trying harder to not involve the police if they need to get someone to the hospital. I told him I remember my DS son today because I believe after what happened to him he is part of the reason for change. One thing that troubled our son is he felt he had no purpose. I think he sees now part of his purpose was to help change how mental illness is treated. It still has a long way to go. Today of all days he reminds me of the importance of Faith. He never lost his despite how his illness affected him. He was wearing his cross when he passed.

javaplace · April 1

@margaretturk Sending you huge hugs.

@barbiecat Thank you, Looking forward to April being good for all of us.

ginnytez · April 1

Barbie-thanks for our fresh start-I certainly need one! Got on here before heading in to bed just to get the link ready.

Margaret-I think you added to the March comments. Glad you got to spend some time with friends today. I find your introspection/reflections very interesting and I enjoy considering them. Thank you for being willing to share them.

Didn't get all of the ironing done-but there is tomorrow night-and I am ready for work.

Take care all,

Ginny in Ohio

LisaInArkansas · April 1

Thank you, Barbie... Happy April, y'all. May it be good to us all.

Grandmapups · April 1

Ready for a change! No better time to re-start than April fools day! I do admit I've been warming up to this for a few days. I've even drafted a plan for next week!

Grandmapups in Michigan

SophieRosieMom · April 1

Barbie - thank you for keeping us going. April already!

Margaret - thank you for sharing about your husband's funeral and your son's mental illness. Lots of good food for thought there. I admire your wisdom and strength.

Lisa - just think, in a few days that ultrasound will be over and you'll be back home safe and sound laying more bricks (if you aren't done yet) and cuddling with Egg.

I was once put into a twilight sleep of some kind for an endoscopy, yours will probably be similar. Easy peasy.

Kelly - As my DH's RA got worse, he was scared that I'd leave him. Reminded me so much of your Tim.

Sending big hugs to both of you.

It was a beautiful sunny & cool afternoon here. I had 2 lunch invites but chose to stay home. Bought sliced chicken breasts this morning. Seared them on both sides for a few minutes in my big skillet then put them into a casserole dish and spooned some Patak's Tikka Masala Simmer Sauce over them and topped with a little mozarella cheese. Baked for half an hour - they were real tender (the searing might have sealed in the juices?) Going to get four good meals out of them. A nice change.

*Reminder for you gals sending me info for tomorrow's check-in. *

Lanette

SW WA State

dlfk202000 · April 1

Thanks Barbie

Well, yet another holiday meal ruined by dh because of his mother.

I have a nice meal all cooked-baked salmon, tempura shrimp, steamed asparagus, deviled eggs and macaroni salad. Chocolate cake for dessert.
Dh came back from his mom's ranting like usual because she is complaining about having to cook because he keeps bringing her food(that she asks for)that she refuses to eat, that I don't cook(she refuses to eat anything I cook-and will throw it in the trash if he brings it so he stopped bringing it) and she wants her friend to sign her up for Meals on Wheels. She thinks they will bring her exactly what she wants every day. She doesn't understand she doesn't get to pick what she gets each day.
So, instead of eating dinner, dh is in the garage working on a printer and I am online signing MIL up for MOW.
Lost my appetite.
Son is eating but his girlfriend isn't hungry.
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Potluck at church was nice- no one even tried my mango pineapple cake- I should have put a label on it. then maybe someone would have tried it. I tried a piece and really liked it- super moist. Left over half there for anyone that wanted it after I left(I had to leave to come home to cook)

Going to make some tea and see what is on tv.

Hope you all had a nice weekend.

Debbie
Napa Valley,CA

edit:
on top of all that, my temporary crown came off. Permanent one wont be ready for just over a week. At least it is in the back and it isn't hurting.

pipcd34 · April 1

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Snowflake1968 · April 1

Heather - you’re right. I just need to talk to Rodger. I think our biggest issue right now is his night shifts. We are spending too much time apart, we haven’t even slept at the same time in the same bed since October! Another few weeks and that should be done though.

Glad John had a nice visit with his daughter.

Yoga mats - I have a yoga mat, but have absolutely no room in my living room for it to be laid out without moving things out of the way. In the craft-room I’ll have room to spread my arms and not feel like I’m going to hit something. Also if I want to I can leave the mat laid out, without having to put it away each time.

Barbie - thank you for another month, it seems this year is going as fast as last year.

Margaret - A gift you could give your family is let them say goodbye to your earthly self in what ever works for them with your blessing!
I couldn’t agree more! I have had an Aunt and Uncle and a Father in Law pass away and had some strict instructions on no service. This caused much anger, fighting and bickering in both families, and I truly believe it made it so much harder on the families left behind.
My dad told us we didn’t need to do anything, I told him that was unfair to us, that I thought that is what had torn my Aunt and Uncle’s family apart. I also told him a service was for us not him, all he had to do was lie there and be quiet. Thankfully my Dad had a great sense of humour and loved his family. We did what we wanted knowing we had his blessing.

The biggest hugs to you.

Debbie - I’m so sorry your meal was ruined.

I have cleaned everything now, I will just need to sweep and scrub on Thursday, and keep things picked up the rest of the week.
I’m so excited for her to arrive.

Off to bed.
Tracey in Edmonton.

cityjaneLondon · April 1

Margaret and Tracry - I don't mean there shouldn't be a celebration of my life! I should be most offended if I thought people weren't getting together to have a nice dinner and play my music (I have a list, including "Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think") show photos, read a bit of my books, and talk about me! I just don't think my dead body needs to be there. I do not appreciate the exorbitant fees that funeral companies charge for a car and coffin etc. I would prefer that money to be spent on a party for those that want to get together and celebrate me. All my family and friends know my wishes and that's fine with them.
I think these things are very different when it's a younger person who has died, or there are tragic circumstances. Sudden, unexpected, painful, or unresolved deaths are hard. I am old, my life is fulfilled. My thoughts will live on in my books.
I am a signed-up humanist and a campaigner for assisted dying. I hope for a good death, but I know that is not wholly within my control. I would like to go at a time of my own choosing, when I have lived enough, and had enough. I have written an advanced directive that, if I have dementia, or an incurable illness, my life is not to be prolonged by medical treatment. Everyone knows my views.
I know some people will be sad, but I urge them not to be. John will be devastated, I know that, but I hope he will hear my voice in his ears, urging him on to enjoy what's left of his life.
I still have books to write, I am determined to make the most of the time I have left, but I firmly believe that death is part of life. I mourn every death before its time. I am appalled by war and killing. But I hope my death will be accompanied by a celebration of my life and people will wear bright colours and laugh a lot. And eat a lot. My next book will tell of how wonderful I find the miracle of my life. Every single life is precious and unique. We should make the most of it. The worst thing is to have regrets for things you didn't do. Life is not a dress-rehearsal.

And after that, I have to get up soon to get ready for our babysitting session. I did not get a good night's sleep. Or much sleep at all. But I can sleep this afternoon. I am very happy to be spending time with the grandchildren.

Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx

Machka9 · April 1

2024 Goals

My 2024 goals are a continuation of my past goals based on my ToDo list and my 50Things list with reference to a Wellness Wheel.

Upcoming Appointments - these are at the top of my list. The things I need to deal with in the next few weeks.

Intellectual/Occupational/Financial or Education/Career: Advancing my career. Moving from adequate to proficient at SQL, brushing up on cost accounting and learning clinical costing, learning Python and data analysis software.
Also, I want to have a closer look at our financial situation to see where we can save money and to make sure we're on top of things.
The goal is to expand my skillset and to improve our financial situation.

Medical: my husband's appointments, which I also need to attend because I'm his ears and cognition and my appointments.
I also want to create medical record binders (and on the computer) for both of us, in case something happens.
The goal is to keep us as healthy as we can be and to ensure we have information at our fingertips.

Fitness/Sports > Cycling > Audax Tasmania: There are a number of fitness/sport things I'd like to try, with a focus on cycling, and a large part of my cycling endeavours includes my volunteer work with Audax Tasmania ... and maybe even riding some events again myself!
On my 50Things list I have all sorts of things like learning to swim, riding a horse for the first time, trying archery, learning to dance. Maybe this might be the year to try a bit of that.
The goal it to improve my fitness level.

House > Office > Computer become more specific as they go along. I have a number of thing which need to be done in the house (kitchen, dining room, etc.) but most importantly the home office needs a whole lot of work. And along with that I need to organise the drives on my computer into a better filing system.
The goal is to have an organised and decluttered house and computer system.
The goal is also to ensure all paperwork is up to date and accessible by both of us.

Garden: I have several projects I would like to do this year. One of the main ones is to finish the border around my dry stream and bulb garden.

The goal is to have a pleasant, creative, relaxing and functional area outside for reading, exercise and socialising.

Spiritual: Continue to read the Bible every day. And attend church a little bit more often -we've got some plans in this regard.
The goal is to learn, relearn, revitalise.

Emotional/Social/Recreation: More creativity, relaxation, connections. I have all sorts of things on my 50Things list like doing more with my photography, playing the piano again, working on my website and more.
The goal is balance. Doing a variety of things that aren't just work and education.

March Highlights

Intellectual/Occupational/Financial or Education/Career:
Many meetings and learning how to do different reports at work.
Learning more SQL.
Making progress in the uni course I'm taking.
3 job applications and 2 interviews.

Medical:
It was all about the eyes and teeth this month. Many appointments for both of us.
Plus dealing with rashes and infection.

Fitness/Sports > Cycling > Audax Tasmania:
More exercise than last month.
More stairs climbed than last month.
Fencing!!

House > Office > Computer:
House hunting and heaps of paperwork involved with that.
Slowly working through a little computer decluttering.

Garden:
Made progress on the border for the drystream.
ZOOM meeting with our bee group. Hoping for another hive or two next spring.

Spiritual:
Read the Bible every day.

Emotional/Social/Recreation:
Read several books this month.
Did quite a bit of colouring.
Travelled to northern Tasmania for my birthday week - cycled and walked on the big beach. Even did a bit of jogging.
Went to 2 symphonies.

Machka in Oz

evie1958 · April 1

Barbie, thank you for a new month!

Funeral (or lack of) stuff:

Before my parents passed away, they told me (and showed me the paperwork!) that they had already paid for their cremation so that when the time came all I had to do was make a phone call. I am an only child, so this really did make my life a lot easier and all I had to pay for was an extra original death certificate ($29). Some places will accept a photocopy of the certificate, but I think there was one that needed an original. If I remember correctly, I was told that the bank would need an original and I took one in, but they just made a copy of it. Perhaps they just needed to see the original.... In any case, it was only $29 and if I still have it here, oh well. When my MIL went into care (she had dememtia) they kept kind of hounding us asking if final arrangements were made. They weren't, of course. She had made a right royal mess of her finances (reverse mortgage and still owed on first mortgage!) I am so thankful that neither of us signed a financial POA, we had done a medical one, so we decided where she went. Then we had to make final arrangements for her and we were the ones who ended up paying for it. We kind of cheaped out, but I wasn't working at the time and hubby was only part time so there was no extra money. Anyway, after all that dust was settled, we made our final arrangements and everything is paid for, cremation, urns and a spot in a nice west facing columbar. Our older son, who lives here, knows where that paperwork is so once again, all he has to do is pick up the phone.
My mom wanted a send off, as did my dad. We kept it simple, but it was nice for everyone to get together. They had a daughter who passed before I was born and they wanted to be buried at the foot of her grave so that's where they are. I did have a marker made and did have to pay for that, but I also inherited so......

Thanks for the comments on my cake, it didn't turn out exactly like I wanted, but the grands were impressed! And the cake itself tasted good, so it's a win.
I am looking forward to this new month, dandelions are popping up all over the place, so spring weather must be on its way! I know I will be whining about how hot it is in July and August, but right now, I could really use some warmer weather! Have to get my bike out and get riding again!
Hugs for those needing them, congrats to those celebrating and welcome to the new gals!
Evelyn, Vancouver Island

Machka9 · April 1

Connections:
Hugging - I am not a hugger. If people do come at me looking like they are going to hug me, I'll usually insert an arm, and a handbag if I've got it, in between me and them and I'll try to duck out of the hug as quickly as possible. It almost bowled me over with surprise when my mother gave me 2 hugs when we visited!! I didn't even have time to get my arm up in between us! My mother isn't a hugger either so she sprung them on me!
My husband and I hug occasionally but he's not much of a hugger either so not hugging suits us.

In fact, I don't like people touching me at all, or getting into my space. One of the things I have really appreciated about the COVID situation is that people stopped touching me and my hair. Prior to COVID, various strangers felt it was OK to touch my hair (and comment how lovely it was). I didn't mind the comment, but get your grubby paws off me!

Touch is a form of connection I find intrusive and irritating and sometimes completely "icky" and panic-inducing. Stand too close to me, and there's a good chance I'll feel trapped ... heart rate up, breathing rate up, and I'll make a sudden move to get away.

Feelings - I'm not one to talk about my feelings. I actually have trouble defining feelings. Some say "love" is a feeling. It's not for me - I don't "feel" love (what would love feel like??). Love is a decision. And feeling connected? I can't identify the feeling known as "connected". I make connections but I don't feel connections.

But nevertheless, I don't often tell anyone when I am feeling something because why? What could someone else do if I said, "I felt hurt when I was overlooked for this project", "I felt sad when someone treated my husband badly because he didn't understand something, "I felt afraid ...", "I felt frustrated ... ", "I felt overwhelmed ..." I could say that to people and have them look uncomfortable and say, "Oh, OK" and walk away. It's not like they can or want to do anything to help. So I don't often bother people with my feelings.

Hair:
@Snowflake1968 ... with job interviews etc. happening, I prefer to look relatively young too.

I suspect most people can guess my age or approximately my age, but I prefer to give the impression that I'm still young enough to learn things and be somewhat energetic.

I think my hair is a medium ash brown based on distant memories. I started using tea, lemon juice and henna when I was about 16 and it has been coloured something ranging from blonde to black and all shades of red, often all at once, since then.

But now it's dark brown, a medium ash brown and blonde ... and I'll see how obvious my greys look when my hair grows out.

Turbinates:
I wondered if you meant turbinates.

When I had my deviated septum surgery, I had to have my turbinates trimmed or reduced or whatever they do to them. Not only was the deviation so bad it was partially blocking my airways, and not only did I have a bone spur also partially blocking my airway, but my turbinates were badly swollen so that I was essentially breathing with one partially blocked nostril.

Dental:
I am washing my mouth with an antibacterial mouthwash two or three times a day.

As I don't have any antibiotics here this weekend, I looked up natural antibiotics from a couple of my trusted sites and found that I have access to: honey, garlic and ginger which I have been using.
https://www.healthline.com/health/natural-antibiotics#honey
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321108

My next appointment is tomorrow where my tooth will be prepped for the new crown. I'll ask her about infection and see if she'll give me a short course of antibiotics.

Here's a feeling for you all: I feel nervous about tomorrow's appointment because I do not yet know what this new dentist will be like when it comes to actual dental work. I also feel uncertain about what method of transportation I will use to get back home. Oh well ... it will be what it will be.

Recent colouring:

With more here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/machka-bb/

Machka in Oz

Machka9 · April 1

Happily, we do not have to feel happy all the time and we do not have to feel guilty because we don't feel happy all the time. We are free and even encouraged to feel whatever feelings we need to feel. It is indeed OK not to feel OK.

That was one of the most encouraging things said to me after my husband's accident. It is OK not to feel OK.

Machka in Oz

cityjaneLondon · April 1

It's been lovely over here with the kids. They are all on fine form. I brought over some very basic art brushes and pens and we all sat down to have a bit of fun. Hope you enjoy them, Lanette!

Max is on his phone. His voice is breaking.

First mine, as a birthday card.

Then Bea

Then Edie

Then John

Now they are upstairs decluttering the ģirls' rooms with John. I explained the concept of 'body doubling ' to them.

I will put the lasagne in the oven when my son phones from the top of a hill somewhere in Sussex.

Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx

kymarai · April 1

Thank you Barbie!
I started a post yesterday afternoon then forgot to save. Oops. I spent a quiet morning. DH was pissy as apparently Oldest GD never asked him if her mom could drive the second car to the car show. I calmly told him that I would discuss it with her when they got here as texting her that would get confusing in her brain. Her mom wasn't happy that N hadn't asked. N apologized to Papaw and asked. He will rarely say no, but does like to be asked. The cruise in was nice. All kinds of cars. Ours to elicit a lot of attention. 😉 N was pleased. Afterwards I thought they would never leave....I loved having the visit, but really didn't want them there when my oldest daughter got here. They mix like vinegar and oil. 😒 Oldest grandson super excited about the car. We had a great visit also. Dinner was great. I realized yesterday that my DH has "cooked" since Friday. We had cereal for dinner Friday as I was just done. Then out to eat Saturday and Sunday. Can't make that a habit again though.

Machka I am a hugger and feeler. I tend to be pretty good at reading people though. I have a couple of friends that are more like you. No touch. I respect that. My problem is I feel others emotions and tend to take them on. This sends my anxiety spiraling. My DH was never touchy, but has come a long way by holding my hand and hugging (only took 20 yrs).

Celebrations of life- I liked my MIL's , my friend's, and my Aunt's. We simply got together with family and friends at home and shared food and stories. It really helps the living. Nothing expensive or time consuming. Just healing.
I do believe in dignity in death. Like Heather, my wishes, living will, and medical power of attorneys are kept up to date.

Lots happening in April. April fools, my sister's birthday, total Eclipse, my DYD turns 40, youngest grandson turns 16. Looking forward to true Spring.

Anxiety high today....maybe the margarita last night. Maybe shadowing of DH's mood yesterday. Woke up at 430. No amount of meditating could calm me down, so got on to visit here.

May your first April in Monday be full of laughter, love, and the best choices you can make.

😍
Kylia in Ohio

Machka9 · April 1

cityjaneLondon wrote: »

Then Edie

Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx

Edie has done well there drawing the bicycle, but give her this tip ... it was like a light came on for me.

Draw an M.
But stretch it out.
Then add the top bar, and all the rest of the bits and pieces.

Machka in Oz

KJLaMore · April 1

Anniesquats100 · April 1

Good morning ladies!

I slept well last night, and the whole world looks better! I wonder if my Dad's memory issues are related to sleep deprivation. He sure does get up a lot in the night. He gets up at five to bring in the newspaper like he used to do for Mom, which is totally pointless. It could wait until he really gets up around eight.

As planned, my diet took a dip for Easter. So next I go back to the baseline food, paying special attention to protein and fiber. Plus a bump up in my exercise today.

Have a marvelous day ladies! May you be happy, healthy, safe and free!

Annie in Delaware

1948CWB · April 1

BARBIE ~ Thanks for April's start.

We are going to see the elder attorney this morning to see how to begin processing BIL's estate. I have read that this can takes months and even a year(s). At this time, we have bills to pay for him and need access to his bank account. Wish us luck!

As for final arrangements, I am hoping we can be cremated and buried in the National Cemetery for Veterans north of here. We have attended services there and the peace of the North GA mountains is soothing.

Carol in GA

LisaInArkansas · April 1

Good morning, my chickens, from the River Valley of Arkansas... the air feels like it's going to rain, but we're not supposed to see it until this evening,

Starting out with a lapful of cat this morning, but she probably won't last long once I start typing. She's not fond of the tippy tap. I must admit, a lapful of furry purrer is a peaceful way to start a day or a month…yep, there she goes.

Looking forward to having a 30-yard rolloff dumpster delivered sometime this week. Can't wait to see the back of so much of this stuff in the yard from all our work over the last few years. Much like all the rest of the decluttering I've been doing, but outside!

Goals and performance against them.

❌ Stay in maintenance range - 150 - 155 - Nope - Started at 156.5, and ended up at 157.3. Not happy that it's above my maintenance range, but am happy that it's not as far above that range as it got mid-month.
✅ Stay on budget - Nope - We wandered outside it once more, this time to get Corey's garden beds built and buy some plants for the flowerbed I'm still working on... my brick flowerbed construction cost nothing but effort so far, bricks I rescued from the last neighbors' hasty departure and cement and sand that Corey picked up at work.
✅ Get healthier - Absolutely - Fitbit sez:

And my goals for March remain the same:

✅ Get back to my maintenance range - 150 - 155
✅ Stay on budget
✅ Get healthier

Looking forward to seeing my best friend the first week of May. Looking forward to finishing my brick flowerbed, maybe this week... Corey will be picking me up more sand today, I have enough to get a bit done during the day today if I'm up to it.

Got a dozen (literally) photos framed for the gallery wall I'm putting together in the hallway, will hopefully get those hung this morning before it gets light. Add that to the usual chores and it will be a busy morning...

Later, y'all,
Love,
Lisa in AR

Anniesquats100 · April 1

Thank you Barbie for the new thread, and for your inspiration! You are a model for us all.

I am up a tenth of a pound from March 1. But I think that's a little high from Easter indulgence. Still, there's quite a gap between my morning attitude and my actual eating. I plan to lose about five pounds in April, so I'm going to have to tighten up.

My book section today is interesting. It's the Beck Diet Solution by Judith Beck. The point is that a little bit of hunger is tolerable. For me, on a scale of one to ten where one is being pestered by a fly and ten is giving birth, my usual hunger is a one. More of a persistent nagging than any actual pain. Of course, this is about eating lunch an hour late on Sundays, not real food insecurity. Still, I used to be afraid my blood sugar would fall and I would faint. But that doesn't seem to be a problem now that my diet is more nutritious. Anyway, it is a useful thought for me.

I planned a piece of cheesecake yesterday. I ate three pieces (hours apart). That wasn't hunger, that was wanting a treat. It was low resistance after bad sleep. I manage to delude myself that it won't matter and I deserve it, and it will taste fabulous. Hmm.

Annie in Delaware

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margaretturk · April 1

I am the one in back far right. They had a photo booth set up at church and a few of us from choir got our picture taken!

pipcd34 · April 1

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grandmallie · April 1

Happy April
Thank you Barbie..our fearless leader..
Will stay on liquids today and start the prep later..but will stop up at Family Dollar to get baby wipes and diaper cream lol

WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR APRIL 2024

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