WOMEN AGES 50+FOR MAY 2024
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Barbie ... thank you for the new thread!
Welcome ... to the new posters!
Had my cochlear implant surgery on Monday. The surgery went well, but I am experiencing post-op dizziness and equilibrium issues. Unfortunately, they're getting worse each day but hopefully should start to recede soon. A common side-effect of surgery in the middle ear I'm told. Swelling, blood behind the TM, etc. Both my husband and son are taking good care of me so I'm trying to ride it out. I've looked like a cross between Ralph Macchio from Karate Kid and an aircraft flagman with the device they strapped to my head to protect the ear. We're going to remove all of that today and unpack the dressings. Hoping that helps with the dizziness. All my other complaints are minor.
I pretty much stayed the same last month. Too much stress. And, until I can cook for myself again, my food choices are limited to what my husband makes...which seems to be a lot of toast! LOL.
Beth near Buffalo10 -
Welcome Jody from Florida!
Thank you Barbie for another month.
Finally got some much needed rain....1 1/2 inch....grass is suddenly turning green. Had a bit of snow yesterday but it melted during the day.
Enjoying reading through the posts.
Joy3 -
Oh that Athena. I love her to pieces. She has no idea how many aunties she has from around the world!
I love your idea of starting with a clean fridge, pantry, and refrigerator. I would love that. But my husband believes we need at least two weeks of food at all time. In his defense, he's from southern California and has lived through a couple major earthquakes where getting to the store, or anywhere, was not possible. Then we lived in Kansas for 15 years, and there were times. 🌪️
Flea
Willamette Valley OR4 -
Beth, congrats on your courage in getting the cochlear implant. Jake's friend had the same surgery a year ago and is thrilled with the results but he, too, had a period of adjustment.
Rusty, When I started here, I talked a lot about taking baby steps which is what you are doing. I now walk about two hours a day but at the start I walked for 15 minutes after breakfast and gradually added on. The best selling book, "Atomic Habits" by James Clear got its title from the idea of starting small (like an atom) to create a good habit. He talks about things like developing a yoga practice by starting with just getting the yoga mat out of the closet and putting it on the floor. Best wishes to you.
It has been awhile since I shared my happiness commandments. Here they are:Barbie's Happiness Commandments
Be Barbie
Lighten up
Do it now
Dance more
Choose strategy over willpower
Cultivate an attitude of gratitude
Come from a place of love
Stay in the moment
Act the way you want to feel
Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good
Don't expect praise or recognition
It is what it is
Don't take things personally
Treat yourself like a toddler
What's fun for other people may not be fun for you, and vice versa
You can choose what you do, but you can't choose what you like
Be kind, no exceptions
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Happy May Everyone!
Allie: I am so sorry about the baby.
Terri: What is a Dawn Chorus walk? Did I miss reading about this? Is that when a group of people in a chorus walk at Dawn?
Heather: I use foundation but have never tried a CC.I will take a look for one of these. Love John and Max in their hats!
RVRita: I have an old manual K1000 Cannon camera. And then the other day I found one in my husband's belongings. For now I will put them side by side on the closet shelf. I wonder if they will ever be used again?
Tracey: I am sorry Kaitlyn is going through an IVF journey, but congrats to her on landing a position as a spokesperson!
Annie: I mowed the lawn quite often...my husband was never into it and then was unable to. I think I
could have ridden a sit down lawn mower but part of the yard is a hill and I didn't know about riding on a hill. I had a handyman/landscaper for 10 years. This person was extremely helpful during my Dh's illness. After my DH passed I decided I wanted a change and have a landscaping service now. I do miss having a handyman. The service is a lot more anonymous. I don't know who the people are. They come and stay 45 minutes and leave.
Barbie: So nice the Iris blooms are coming out!
Rusty: I hope your son has a good summer and that his surgery goes well at the end of the year.
Lisa: Is your friend here now? I hope the visit goes well.
Rebecca: I have never thought I would read about bunnies and new cabinets at the same time. But both sound great! Do the bunnies chew flowers they are not suppose to chew?
Linda:l. Sorry about the saga regarding care for your daughter's thumb. I hope this heals well!
Beth: Seems like we were just in the early stages of discussing the cochlear surgery and now the surgery is over. I hope the dizziness goes away quickly!
Jody: Welcome!
Margaret Turk: The wording on the marker is lovely. Since I was just in the ER this past month with shortness of breath I should probably take a look at the book Breath by James Nestor!
I am so behind. I just went back 5 pages. I didn't make it to the cat rescue this week. I have decided to cut back to one day a week and told them this morning. I have done it over a year and it really takes alot out of me. I work at the rescue for 2 hours and can barely function the rest of the day. I really need some of this time back. I am working very hard on decluttering and need time to do this.
One of the problems at the rescue is they do not have a working faucet. One must go in and out of the building to the outside faucet to get water. They want the water bins emptied and washed with soap and water and refilled. I am so fearful a cat will get out each time I go to get water. I can't keep making the trips back and forth, especially with the heat coming. Also there are always dishes and bowls to wash. this requires leaning over outside to wash the bowls with soap and water from the hose. I just don't know if I can keep it up!
I purchased a pre-planned garden with 17 perennials and have asked the lawn service to till me a garden. the garden is suppose to have full sun. I want it in my front yard where I like to sit but the shade from the trees is there all morning long. I am not sure what to do.
I hope you all have a good May 1st!
Best,
Rosemarie from GA
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Gratitudes:
Today: Barbie thanks for your faithful fresh start every month.
Grateful I woke up able to move after yesterday’s burn-a-thon.
Tuesday: after 3 hours of lopping, bending over, picking up branches etc to feed the burn barrel I was wiped out. There were still three big branches poking up out, preventing me from putting a cover on it and being done. Joe got up from his nap and lopped them down to size so I could collapse. Grateful for him doing it so cheerfully, Grateful I was able to work that hard that long. Grateful the brush pile is gone. Grateful he said next time pile the big branches up near the canopy and he’ll saw them down to kindling size for next winter.
April summary below, overall improvement from March. Still really want not so much to weigh less but to be leaner and stronger. The plan is to huff and puff more often throughout the day.average weight half pound lighter 132.9 than March 133.4Prayers and whooshing good thoughts for Beth’s procedure and continuing care.
Average steps 6875, better than than March’s 6025
PT started strong but fell off mid month, only when in PT office after 4/16.
Fuel better? No idea, lost track of sugar and CI<CO
Dedicated time with Joe, readings, BP, consistent line dance class, dog group, bone broth, vitamins solid.
April plan – stronger than March.
Move - PT before breakfast, average more steps than May (7778), twice weekly: line dancing; daily-ish: PT shoulders, basic wii balance games, play with and walk dogs; every other daily-ish: knee PT, dumbbells, criss-cross with abs, hip openers, seated twist and block ab lifts.
Fuel better: dailyish vitamins and bone broth, less sugar, CI<CO.
Live NOW: dailyish time with Joe, dogs, readings. Open heart and mind before mouth.
Rita thanks for tying up the story. I too have had the blahs for no good reason. Let’s both take better care of ourselves, it will make us feel better!
Lanette con VERY gratulations on the inch! Well done!
Debbie sounds like in addition to his other attitude issues your DH is jealous of your items’ successes. That weed-eating nearby sounds aggressive and abusive to me.
Rusty ((hugs)) and prayers for your son. What a horrible effect from the surgery, was it emergency?
Vicki glad to see you checking in, ((hugs)) held extra long for you being your friend’s POA. Painful and hard. ((hugs))
Linda “urgent care is to keep people OUT of the ER.” Yah no, not here. Our local Urgent Care told me when I went back after a week of swollen leg and pain that they were just like a Dr’s office but after hours, and I had to go to the ER 25 miles north. Glad I did, they were great and their ultrasound reader found “lots of clots” that the Urgent Care didn’t. Now our local Urgent Care has been converted to an ER to cash in on the “nearest ER” ambulance rules of medicare, but based on my experience I’ll still go north to the ER in the local hospital.
Annie I’m with Rebecca and Rita, get a service, give them the mower. Getting on their schedule sooner rather than later will give your dad more time to adjust. Maybe fill his calendar with dates at the local senior center?
Allie I enjoyed Julie/Julia until the end, was so disappointed. ;{ BUT I still laugh whenever I see a pound of butter
BONG the get up and move timer just went off so will read May thread later.
Later, lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
April: Move more than yesterday, fuel better than yesterday, live NOW.
Open heart and mind before mouth.
2024: Strengthen: body, mind, heart-connections.
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Bit too tired to write tonight. Nice visit from my brother and his wife.
Pain is a pain, but just over four weeks to go.
Thanks Barbie!
Best wishes, Beth.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx5 -
Jody in Florida - So sorry I misspelled your name! Hope you stay and join in this community of lovely and supportive women.
Beth - Been hoping that the surgery went well. Being dizzy is no joke - be careful... and if Corey couldn't cook, I'd probably live on toast and cheese.
Heather - glad it was a good visit... by this time next month, you'll be telling us how quickly the surgery has made a difference!
Love,
Lisa in AR4 -
OregonMother wrote: »Oh that Athena. I love her to pieces. She has no idea how many aunties she has from around the world!
I love your idea of starting with a clean fridge, pantry, and refrigerator. I would love that. But my husband believes we need at least two weeks of food at all time. In his defense, he's from southern California and has lived through a couple major earthquakes where getting to the store, or anywhere, was not possible. Then we lived in Kansas for 15 years, and there were times. 🌪️
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
I so get your husbands way of thinking in all fairness. I catch myself buying 3 of something just
because. Like today, I had leftovers of a pizza we had, but I have pizza sauce, a cut tomato, fresh white mushrooms, and an opened Bobili pizza crust and salami that need to be used up. So all that trumped 2 pieces from a restaurant. I hate when I waste food, or check on some veggies only to see they were moldy. Its like the sound "wah wah wah" goes off in my head as the loser in this balance we have with food in the fridge.
Yes that Athena. I need to tell her next time how many "aunties" she has. Maybe she'll say something in a video that I can post.😁💖
Rebecca
Whidbey
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Rosemarie2972 wrote: »Happy May Everyone!
Allie: I am so sorry about the baby.
Terri: What is a Dawn Chorus walk? Did I miss reading about this? Is that when a group of people in a chorus walk at Dawn?
Heather: I use foundation but have never tried a CC.I will take a look for one of these. Love John and Max in their hats!
RVRita: I have an old manual K1000 Cannon camera. And then the other day I found one in my husband's belongings. For now I will put them side by side on the closet shelf. I wonder if they will ever be used again?
Tracey: I am sorry Kaitlyn is going through an IVF journey, but congrats to her on landing a position as a spokesperson!
Annie: I mowed the lawn quite often...my husband was never into it and then was unable to. I think I
could have ridden a sit down lawn mower but part of the yard is a hill and I didn't know about riding on a hill. I had a handyman/landscaper for 10 years. This person was extremely helpful during my Dh's illness. After my DH passed I decided I wanted a change and have a landscaping service now. I do miss having a handyman. The service is a lot more anonymous. I don't know who the people are. They come and stay 45 minutes and leave.
Barbie: So nice the Iris blooms are coming out!
Rusty: I hope your son has a good summer and that his surgery goes well at the end of the year.
Lisa: Is your friend here now? I hope the visit goes well.
Rebecca: I have never thought I would read about bunnies and new cabinets at the same time. But both sound great! Do the bunnies chew flowers they are not suppose to chew?
Linda:l. Sorry about the saga regarding care for your daughter's thumb. I hope this heals well!
Beth: Seems like we were just in the early stages of discussing the cochlear surgery and now the surgery is over. I hope the dizziness goes away quickly!
Jody: Welcome!
Margaret Turk: The wording on the marker is lovely. Since I was just in the ER this past month with shortness of breath I should probably take a look at the book Breath by James Nestor!
I am so behind. I just went back 5 pages. I didn't make it to the cat rescue this week. I have decided to cut back to one day a week and told them this morning. I have done it over a year and it really takes alot out of me. I work at the rescue for 2 hours and can barely function the rest of the day. I really need some of this time back. I am working very hard on decluttering and need time to do this.
One of the problems at the rescue is they do not have a working faucet. One must go in and out of the building to the outside faucet to get water. They want the water bins emptied and washed with soap and water and refilled. I am so fearful a cat will get out each time I go to get water. I can't keep making the trips back and forth, especially with the heat coming. Also there are always dishes and bowls to wash. this requires leaning over outside to wash the bowls with soap and water from the hose. I just don't know if I can keep it up!
I purchased a pre-planned garden with 17 perennials and have asked the lawn service to till me a garden. the garden is suppose to have full sun. I want it in my front yard where I like to sit but the shade from the trees is there all morning long. I am not sure what to do.
I hope you all have a good May 1st!
Best,
Rosemarie from GA
They mostly come out early in the morning. I haven't seen little ones yet, but soon I might spy some. They mostly eat the little white flowers, and of course the clover. I have seen a big rabbit slowly hopping round in the back yard. A parent? Hard to know.
The cabinets are in the garage! Monday they come to demo the lower cabinets, lay down flooring, put up cabinets. That should take a couple days. I stole the nice breadboard from the old cabinets, as I am not sure these new cabinets have a pull out breadboard or wood cutting board. Its nice to lay on the counter to cool.cookies etc.👍🏼💖
Rebecca
Whidbey
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Stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 2hrs 8min 9sec, 34elev, 2.83ap, 80ahr, 93mhr, 6.14mi= 592c
Strava app = 753c
Zwift home spin bike- strava stats- 1hr 19sec 39sec, 210elev, 107aw, 51arpm, gear30, 19amph, 108ahr, 126mhr, 25.23mi= 478c
Strava app= 490c
Zwift stats- 1hr 19min 40sec, 211elev, 107aw, 50arpm, 18.98amph, 25.2mi= 491c
Total cal 1070
Well, kirby will be going to Vegas in august and I will be going to federal way (in Washington by Seattle) in September to visit a friend. By the time I get there she will be newly retired.6 -
Barbie: Hoooray for getting us away on the merry, merry month of May.
Beth:: Feel our hugs coming over the wire with fervent wishes for a successful recovery and adjustment to implants.
Margaret: Yes, yes, yes re Nestor's book BREATH. I read it 4-5 years ago and it changed my life. Life is breath. Breathing is life. This book spurred me to develop constant slow mouth breathing with long exhales. Today I'd say that is my personal super power. I hope your friend will get on the path to better breathing. It feels good to breath good.
Lisa: :I'm still rotflmao over your description of "friendly" upper arms. Mine keep waving, too. 🤣
Vicki: Stay strong. Your friend is so blessed to have you.
In one week I'll be in Charleston for music, beach and the sweet attentions of my Golden Goober. It's just starting to feel real. Slightest shiver up my spine when I think about it.
Stay well, friends. We can do this.
Rori
a lucky lady
Colorado Foothills
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Rori- you deserve all the fun and sun with that Golden Goober.
My new profile pic and hair do today..Karen always does a great job..
The next couple days will be a tad busy.. Dan staying over tomorrow night and getting up at the buttcrack of dawn to take him to the train station about 40 min away..then pick him up Sunday morning.
Today i sort of stress ate worried about Tracy..she see's the regular OB tomorrow, just to calm her fears and get her ready for next Wednesday. Told Tracy she said tomorrow is nothing,I said I still want to know ,I still worry about my baby girl...
Smiles out feeding the chickens at daycare this morning.7 -
Did a stretching for Seniors DVD which I really didn’t like so I’ll donate it. Then did an abs Kettlewerx DVD and then just went in the pool and swam laps. Came home and we spread seed and straw. Then walked to the dollar store and stopped at Food Lion for bananas for Vince. Had dinner, now here.
Warm today, in the 80’s.
Jody – welcome!
Beth – so glad to hear you had the surgery, get better fast, I know you will
There is a house in my neighborhood where they had an estate sale Fri and Sat. On Mon I saw a truck from a resale store picking up things then the house went on the market. Today I saw a “sale pending” sign on it. Another house in my neighborhood I saw a “for sale” sign on it last Thurs. Today there’s a “sale pending” sign on it. Vince says they priced the houses too low, I believe it’s selling so well because this is a good neighborhood.
Rosemarie – perennials are the plants that come up every year, right? I have to see what plants the guy who did the slope by the driveway gave me. I know he gave me some (a lot actually) juniper. I know I told him “no juniper”, but he still gave me a lot. I’m probably going to have someone put in different plants for me, I hate juniper. Too green and boring.
I know Vince wants to get more cats after we go see a friend in the beginning of June. I did mention to him that my friend in switzerland is not going to last too long and it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if her aunt in NJ has a memorial service for her. He felt uncomfortable going to visit PJ, so I mentioned that perhaps we should wait until after we went to see PJ, since I (we) really should go to a memorial (if she has one) since I’m one of three people she told about her considering the assisted suicide and she asked for our thoughts.
Rori – your happiness just jumps off the page. I’m so happy for you
Allie – I’m sorry, I must have missed it. What’s next Wednesday for Tracey?
Michele NC
who is going to take a shower and then probably watch TV some. I’m really bushed.3 -
Welcome @chicbuc Jody from Florida. Congrats for taking off those pounds and getting back into lifting and walking. Jealous of your cruises, take us with you, please?
Lisa I so admire your yard work. Channeled you for yesterday’s lop and burnathon. Was sore and exhausted at the end but woke up fine, no soreness this morning.
Heather seeing a runner at the beach yesterday gave me a pang for you, your pain and the grief you must feel not being able to do your 5K beach shuffles. Hope the time ‘til your surgeries just flies by.
Lanette loved hearing that Stihl was the brand favored by us LOLs. Toying with the notion of getting something battery powered to help me cut branches down to size but not sure I can handle even the tiniest of chainsaws, maybe a sawzall?
Margaret “longer exhales then inhales” I was taught to breathe out out out all the way out and your body will remember to breathe in for you like Machka said “inhales take care of themselves.”
Rusty lovely painting, allium?
Rebecca oww. Why does it seem like when a toe is hurt, everything goes right down to it? Laughing, coughing, sneezing, hiccoughing, YOW! “turn on vacuum” rotlfmao!
Rosemarie so glad to see you posting again. The water situation at the shelter sounds unworkable. ((hugs))
Rori safe travels and have fun!!!
Allie, love the do, but love your smile even more.
Michele I dislike juniper too, It makes me itch. ;P
Gonna borrow Annie’s “Yay me!” as I did both wii balance games and shoulder PT today before line dancing.
Later, lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
April: Move more than yesterday, fuel better than yesterday, live NOW.
Open heart and mind before mouth.
2024: Strengthen: body, mind, heart-connections.
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Happy May Day y’all!
This is my first post ever. I’m excited to be part of this uplifting group.
Donna ~ Olympic Peninsula13 -
I marvel at the meals you all make and eat. I am so incredibly fussy, and it seems the last few years I’ve only wanted junk. I was asked last week what I liked, my response was “if your average 10 year old would eat it I probably would.”
Beth - congratulations on the implant, I hope the side effects subside quickly.
Rosemarie - that is a lot to get water, strange they don’t have one inside.
Michele - We have talked about pets a few times and one of the reasons, besides vet bills we always decide against it is we want to be able to leave when we want without worrying about a pet. I would want to visit my grandchild more than have a pet.
Today was a day at the school. One student told me on Monday, when I asked her why she was so tired and couldn't do any work that she stayed up until 5am playing Fortnite. Of course, I had to tell the teacher who in turn called her mother. Today she was in tears because her mother is doing the best she can, and now her mother feels guilty that she allowed it. The teacher talked to her as well. After class the teacher and I talked and the mother had actually asked the teacher what she could do about it, she was asleep. The teacher suggested she take devices out of the room, but the mother was opposed to that. I just don't understand it.
Then, the last class of the day the students were wild, they don't listen, they talk over the teacher, laugh at the teacher, throw things it's crazy! One problem is the teacher never follows through with anything, she promises them candy and forgets, she tells them to go to the office and forgets, today she sent 4 students to another teacher's room, they were sent back. One student said to her, they don't want to do your job just because you can't handle us. After class the teacher asked me for advice again. I told her I didn't know except she just needed to stick to her guns. They rattle her though and she lets them see it. She has decided to quit teaching at the end of this school year and already has a new job in a new field. I pity the teachers that have these students next year, they will have their hands full getting this pulled back. In my opinion, most of these kids are just entitled with parents that don't say no.
I can't imagine!
Anyway, I will be busy the next three days, I have ceramics tomorrow evening and on Friday and Saturday I have registered to go to a crop for National Scrapbook Day. I've never done one before and am excited to see how it goes.
I spoke to my mom for a minute tonight, it's her 78th birthday, she told me that she had spoken to Grammie a couple of times this week (Grammie passed in 2009), she also told me they went for a drive on the bus today at the nursing home. This could be true, as they do it often. She then got put out with me because I didn't know what my girls were doing. I reminded her that they were married now and on their own. She remembered Kaitlyn's husband, but not Lauryn's husband or kids. She then rushed me off the phone. I think next time I'll just tell her the girls aren't home. There is no sense in upsetting her or making her question herself. I don't know why I didn't do that today, I asked her how her call with Grammie went. I wish I was closer to see her more often. I fear one day soon she won't remember me.
It's sad to me that she never mentions Dad. Not once in all of the years she's been in there has she mentioned him.
Well, it's late and I should head to bed. I'm in a bit of pain tonight, there was snow on the ground this morning so I wore different shoes than I have been and my hips and feet are angry at me.
Tracey in Edmonton
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Beth, so happy that you've had your implant surgery and hope that the side effects wear off quickly!
Rosemarie, that is quite the job to get to water for the cats, sounds to me like someone didn't think it all the way thru.
Tracey, I do not envy teachers these days, I remember having one teacher in grade 7, she was fresh out of school and had no idea how to keep order in the classroom. And of course there were a couple of troublemakers..... and the rest of us just kind of ran with it..... ah well. I do wonder sometimes if she kept teaching or gave it up.
Lisa, I like hearing about the bad days as well as the good and I have my fingers crossed for the Skyrizi for you!
Rori, excited for you to be seeing your Golden Goober soon!
Speaking of golden goobers, the golden bachelor and his new bride are about to become divorcees! (I don't watch those shows, but I do watch other talk shows that, well, talk about stuff like that, lol)
Many others that I'm sure I wanted to respond to, but my memory fails...
My extended family took a couple of big hits this week. Details in spoiler:Wed evening I got a text from one cousin to let me know that her mom had passed earlier that day.She had been confined to a wheelchair so when my uncle (her husband) passed a few years ago my cousin was able to find a private care home for her. I visited her there a few times, it was quite nice. The first time I went to see her, she could be transferred from bed to a wheelchair, but then one night she decided that instead of calling someone when she had to go to the bathroom that she would just walk as it was only a few steps. Well, she fell and broke her hip. I'm not sure what went wrong, they apparently did do surgery, but something went sideways so she was bedridden. Hubby and I saw her last year when we were traveling, she kept saying stuff about "when I get better". We have a group text going with several other cousins, so the next morning my phone was going nuts trying to keep up. Then Monday afternoon, another cousin texted that his dad wasn't doing well, he'd had a series of small strokes in the past few months and had been in hospital since April 18. He'd had a massive stroke a few years ago that left him partially paralyzed (mostly left side affected) but he was still doing okay although it was a lot on my aunt. Another group text this morning to let us all know that our uncle had passed peacefully last night. My uncle was in his early 90's, my aunt was 86, neither of them were in great health, but it's still hard to have to say goodbye to them. Not sure what anybody is planning in the way of a service, just have to wait and see.
Us cousins are supposed to be having a reunion this fall, sure hope that goes ahead, I'm looking forward to seeing everyone! We're kind of spread out all over southern BC so get togethers just don't happen that often.
And now its late, even tho I said I would get to bed early tonight. Sigh. Oh well, no time like the present!
Hugs for those needing them, congrats to those celebrating and welcome to the new gals!
Evelyn, Vancouver Island
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