WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR OCTOBER 2024
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A question ... after not visiting Canada for 6 years then finally going last October and again this past September ...
What happened to all the department stores?
Where my parents are, there used to be several well-stocked department stores. When I was a teenager, and visiting my grandmother nearby, mother and I would make a special trip to the city where my parents now live to go shopping because the city where we lived way up north didn't have much selection. I continued to do that as an adult any time I was in the area, and up till 7 years ago, I enjoyed shopping when we visited from Australia because the selection was interesting and different from what I could get in Australia and the prices were much better.
Then the 6 year gap happened and when I returned last October, there were only 2 poorly stocked department stores left. I thought maybe it was some weird anomaly and that at least those 2 would be back to normal this September, but no.
Where would a person go if they wanted to pick up a couple new tank tops or an inexpensive pencil skirt for work or capris pyjama bottoms?
The 2 remaining department stores appear to stock lots of other stuff (like a gazillion different kinds of laundry detergent) but not much in the way of clothes.
They're also oddly messy ... with 3/4 of all the stuff they sell neatly arranged on shelves and 1/4 on palettes all over the place looking like someone was in the middle of restocking the shelves but was called away ... only the palettes of stuff have a price on them like they might be placed there, half blocking the aisle, purposely.
It's disconcerting being away from a place for 6 years and returning to find so many changes!!
But I guess in a way it's nice to know I've got better selection and prices here. 😀
M in Oz
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Machka ~ I imagine the stores have gone down due to people shopping online. When covid hit, I started doing most of my shopping on Amazon and a couple of other places. Must admit though that the area I live in (Atlanta and out lying areas) have wonderful malls, etc. in which to shop.
Kim ~ I think having a housemate will be very good for you. I hope it works out. It seems I remember you had a similar situation a year or so ago.
Carol in GA
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So many department stores have gone out of business in the UK because of online competition. M&S, a kind of mixed store, have held on despite everything, but severely cut the number of stores. Ditto John Lewis. We don't have a single real department store in Brighton!
I buy everything online or from M&S. I've got a top coming this week from Boden. A sort of dressy, decorated t shirt in purple.
To see the physio today I wore my new pair of leggings, which are a size up from my other pairs. I could squeeze into the old ones, but these are more comfortable.
My arm is a bit sore, but I'm expecting the main reaction tomorrow, or tonight.
Love Heather UK xxxxxx
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Stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 2hrs 7min 22sec, 83elev, 2.89ap, 74ahr, 91mhr, 6.18mi= 562c
Strava app = 749c
Walk home to gym- 11.18min, 2.78ap, .52mi= 54c
Strava app= 63c
Treadmill jog- 30.04min, 141spm, 138ahr, 167mhr, 5.7sp 1st mile, 6.2sp 2nd mile, 6.7sp .90mi, 9.0sp last .10mi, 9.41min mi, 5k= 324c
Walk gym to store then home- 16.33min, .2.85ap, .79mi= 91c
Strava app= 96c
Total cal 654
Ran under a 10 minute mile, felt good.4 -
Kim (and everyone who commented)- Thanks for the comments on the bag, I appreciate every one of you very much. Trying to slow my roll a bit! I flip over into obsession very easily, and I really don't want to burn out.
I swear, I had more things to comment on, but my mind's a sieve today. Before I say anything else, let me say that I absolutely adore my husband. Couldn't be more glad to have him here, but I cannot seem to sustain a thought with him around. I've only got 7 more years of him working, so I better learn how to concentrate before that point...
Other than that, just dug into another project (not a bag!) that's been on my mind.
TTYL,
Love,
Lisa in AR
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MFP Weekly Check-In for October 7, 2024
Debbie in Napa Valley CA -up .4 this week. Not bad for no exercise classes and only walked the dog a couple times this week. Planning on going to class tomorrow night but will take it easy- asthma is still acting up(nebulizer treatments 3 times a day now)
Rita in Roswell NM - Down 1.5 pounds this week from last week. Back to losing. My therapist told me that stress can make you gain weight without eating more. Probably what stopped me for a few weeks. All time high 210, started losing this time at 186 pounds. Down to 172 pounds today.
Barbara on the Southern Oregon Coast - WT way up to 134.7 from last Sunday's 131.2 due 4 days of high sodium Chinese food. Weekly average also up from 130.5 to 132.1.
Sugar, CI<CO, steps, all below par. Back to line dancing and BB&B. but not dog group, PT or Zumba.
Lanette SW WA State – weight staying the same in the desired range. Doing foot/toe/calf/hamstring stretches several times a day which are helping the curling toes in my right foot. Still managing around 7,000 steps a day, about half of them walking in the house carrying 3 or 5 pound weights.
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Afternoon ladies
Sheesh its been a day..
And yes my Cruise leaves out of Ft Lauderdale, hopefully...
Tom called early..asking if need be could I find someone to watch Alfie ..as Milton is heading darn close to his place..he said if its demolished then he is done.but he might have to go down afterwards ,as he just got finished fixing his place from Ian..
So I have good friends that have stepped up if needed.
Got Doris all set..
Im just praying for all the people down in Florida its just crazy...
Ive lost 5 lbs in the last week..
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Allie darlin', I keep forgetting to say how pleased I am for the weight you've lost. You've really hung in there, been very determined, and the weight loss shows it. Well done! I hope the cruise isn't interrupted, but sure don't want you out there while Milton is stomping around Florida and its environs.3
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Tracey – Vince did buy this insert that he put in his bowling shoes. He said his foot feels a lot better today than it did last week. Wow! Sounds like your pf is really bad. I wish we had a Costco around here, we only have a Sam’s
M – feel better fast. I wish we had DST all year round, too. This changing the clocks is a pain in the lower back side.
Wendie – welcome!
Kim – I hope things work out well for you with the new renter.
Ceramics tonight. The only Miss Piggy bisq I could find is a holiday Miss Piggy. I didn’t realize it was a holiday Miss Piggy. Not sure how it’ll look out by the pool. Well, if ever I find another one, this one can go in the house.
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Stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 2hrs 7min 22sec, 83elev, 2.89ap, 74ahr, 91mhr, 6.18mi= 562c
Strava app = 749c
Walk home to gym- 11.18min, 2.78ap, .52mi= 54c
Strava app= 63c
Treadmill jog- 30.04min, 141spm, 138ahr, 167mhr, 5.7sp 1st mile, 6.2sp 2nd mile, 6.7sp .90mi, 9.0sp last .10mi, 9.41min mi, 5k= 324c
Walk gym to store then home- 16.33min, .2.85ap, .79mi= 91c
Strava app= 96c
Total cal 654
Ran under a 10 minute mile, felt good.
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Remember that pot I repainted, well, got some fake greenery and there it is!
Bought that little stool for $3 at an estate sale and after I pressure washed it I put it there. We used to have a bush there but I had Kirby take it out. There is some kind of electrical thing behind the tall plant. It covers it up beautifully!
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Machka - Since Covid there are a lot of people leaving their outside lights up closer to the end of January now. It sure makes a difference with making the Winter seem a bit shorter.
Wendie - Welcome! I’m struggling with finding my right mindset too after gaining back my loss. So frustrated with myself.
Lanette - That would be great to know. Yes I looked at propane ones, but like you no ventilation. He made his little shop pretty air tight.
Carol - I agree about the beauty of Barbara’s location. I read Nora Roberts, she has written books that has taken me to the location. A lot of you live in areas that she has written about and I picture it when I read about your days.
I have travelled to many places in the States with Rodger and you live in a beautiful country, of course most of what I saw was just on the highway and truck stops though.
Heather - I found physio didn’t help me as much as some other exercises and regular massages. I am very excited because I received my benefits card today so will be able to book a massage now!
Kim - My very first craft fair I did I failed miserably. My second one with a different product 3 years later, I had a successful afternoon and was invited to another vendor’s house that evening for a “Vendor Blender”. It had been being planned for a couple of months, she had about 10 of us set up throughout her house and it was a huge success. She did a lot of advertising for it.
I bet having a roommate will be an adjustment but hopefully provide a little relief financially too. My grandfather had a black work horse named Queenie.
It’s nice to see you catch up.
Machka - the department stores and malls are dwindling fast. I have heard part of it is because of Amazon and the convenience of ordering online and the other part is that the rent has become astronomical in those settings. Here also, there is a really big move for shopping local. Either small home based businesses, small local businesses and craft shows and farmers markets. I also find that people are struggling and people are only buying necessities so they probably don’t bring a lot of stock in.
Lisa - sorry to be an enabler again, but I saw something I thought you might like to think about for a smaller item.
It’s a mid size shopping bag, that when folded up will fit a little case made of the same fabric that is about 3” X 5”, it closes with a little snap. Brodey’s Mom had one and I thought it was brilliant it tucked right into her little tiny purse.
🙆🏻♀️🤐I’ll try to keep thoughts to myself. Maybe… probably not. 😆
Michele - My PF is bad, but I let it go for probably 18 months before even doing anything about it, I just thought it was another pain from getting old.
I should have rested it and done something much sooner.
Pip - I love your sense of style.
I had such a great day!
Work of course was great, everyday has been so far. I’m so grateful.
I received my benefits card today and the plan covers even more than my previous one. I picked up all of Rodger’s prescriptions today for the next 3 months, I will pick mine up next week. I have enough to do me until then.
Then… I got back from the pharmacist and received a text from Kaitlyn. She sent me a screenshot of a text conversation. It was someone asking how much more they needed to complete their IVF. She told him that they had met the goal for the retrieval but the embryos need extensive testing and they estimate that to be around 5k. She explained that it wouldn’t be known until they knew how many embryos they had. He wrote back said, that him and his parents want to support them and will be taking care of the rest of the money they need.
I broke down crying in the office
What a blessing.
Nothing but gratitude here today.
Tracey in Edmonton13 -
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Tracey - What a wonderful thing to offer. People's kindness can be life-changing, and in this case, life-affirming. Keeping a good thought for Kaitlyn. Tears well spent...
Was so wiped out tired that I took a short nap this afternoon (4 store visits this morning wore me out). Then headed for bed early when Corey got in the bath... and the whole restless legs thing began. They don't happen often, but annoying when they do. After a short period of time, I got up. The only way to go to sleep with them is just sheer exhaustion, and that can take some serious time... so up again for a bit. Back to bed shortly, will try again.
Unfortunately, the vertigo is also back, part of why shopping was so fatiguing. Anything higher than five feet on a shelf didn't even get a glance, as looking up makes my head whirl. Still, annoying, not life threatening. It will pass.
Later, my chickens,
Love,
Lisa in AR
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Regarding shopping and department stores ... and things I've discovered I appreciate about where I live ...
Within walking distance of where I work, I've got Target, Myers, H&M (although it's mostly clothing, so might not be classified as a department store - but it's big with a huge selection) and Rivers which is also mostly clothing but a few other things as well. Plus there are a lot of smaller stores with clothing, books, bedding, bath, sports stuff and all sorts. There's also a large grocery store with some clothing.
Further out (driving distance), we've got three larger department stores. One of those used to be located in the middle of the city and I was miffed when it moved. But I can still go there or order from their store online. I order from one of the other larger department stores online quite frequently just because I can't be bothered driving to the store.
So ... if I spill something on my shirt at work, or my bra feels too tight (bloating!), or the zipper breaks on my pants, or I'm developing a blister from my shoe, or I discover what I'm wearing is way too hot for me ... I can nip out and acquire a fairly inexpensive solution. I don't have to wait several days for a delivery.Barbara ~ I love your saying about open your heart before your mouth. I have had to do a lot of lip biting lately in dealing with my DH who is still on the IF way of eating. He is losing weight which is great but does cause problems.
I eat in an IF way, and have done since I was about 17. I didn't know it had a name back then!
What are the problems it is causing?My HP desktop has been acting WONKY for the last month and I am ready to throw it out. It won't work with my camera (I want to sell some of that jewelry I showed a week or so ago) mainly because the flash drive is not detecting the camera. I think a lot of this has been caused by all the Windows updates. I spent most of Sunday and Saturday trying to find a fix with no luck. On impulse, I ordered a Dell desktop and will see if I keep it or return. I had a Dell laptop at school when I was teaching and I liked it a lot.
I haven't had a desktop computer in years - not at home or at work. How old is your HP desktop? Why not go with a Dell laptop again. I've had mine for quite a while and like it.My own decluttering continues slowly one bit at a time. Right now I am sorting through my Mom's & MnL's handbags and will donate them. They are very pretty and in good shape. DH is not happy about me giving stuff away. He hates to get rid of anything. When we pass on our son will have a huge task getting rid of all the stuff in the basement. It makes me want to cry.
Carol in GA
A work colleague of mine who is also dealing with an aging mother, my brother and me have all discussed ways we could handle things regarding our parents' clutter going forward.
Regarding the possessions, stuff, clutter etc of our parents ...
If our parents pass away, that's easy. It may mean something to our parents but it doesn't mean anything to us, so we just get rid of about 90% of it. We don't want most of the furniture, the stuff in the kitchen or bathroom, the ornaments, the clothing, and most of the books. I would like to reclaim a few bits that were mine but which I gave to my parents when I moved to Australia. There are a few things which have a value in our family history. And my brother has talked about some of the books.
That may come as a shock to anyone thinking that their kids are going to want this or that.
The article below is a very good read ...
Sorry Parents, Millennials Don’t Want Your Stuff
https://www.thesimplicityhabit.com/millennials-dont-want-your-stuff/
So, as the article says, have a good conversation with your kids about what they might want and keep those. Then keep the rest or give it away, we don't care. Maybe provide us with some empty moving boxes so we can haul it out to the Thrift shops.
If the parents need to move into assisted living or if one parent dies and the other moves into assisted living or something ... that's more complicated because the decision of what to keep and what to get rid of is still with the parent.
In chatting to my work colleague, we decided that the best course of action might be to:
- take photos of everything in the house. Not necessarily each individual item, but a couple photos of the shelves with all the ornaments, a photo with a collection of favourite clothes, etc. That helps if the person is looking for a particular thing.
- move what what's necessary into the smaller unit ... like their own bed, favourite chair, favourite robe, favourite pictures, etc. with their input, of course.
- put the rest of the stuff into a storage unit with a measure of order (labelled boxes).
- slowly start getting rid of the stuff in storage unit starting with the 23 year old bathroom products and kitchen equipment (utensils, plates, the 3 toasters, etc.) that can be easily replaced if absolutely necessary.
All that to say ... is there anything in the basement your son wants? If not, he'll just get rid of it all. No worries. That's just a few phone calls to find charities or maybe auction places willing to pick through a basement full of stuff and haul anything decent away, and a U-haul rental to take the rest to the dump.
Machka in Oz
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BTW - I find the simplicity habit site has some interesting articles about decluttering ... I referred to one article in my post above, but there are lots more.
https://www.thesimplicityhabit.com/category/declutter/
This is another interesting site:
https://www.happyorganizedlife.com/category/decluttering/
I follow both on FB.
Machka in Oz2 -
Northern Lights tonight
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Wow, Tracey, those lights have come out in celebration! I wish success for your daughter and son in law with all my heart.
I agree with Machka, nearly all of it will be dumped. When I sold my furnished rental apartment, two guys came in a van and took everything, including emptying a crammed loft of all sorts of dusty junk (not mine). They hauled it out, and downstairs, and it was gone, for a very reasonable cost. I gave them a big tip! It felt amazing. I kept a couple of square roasting pans, which I use a lot, and a mesh strainer. Don't put anything in storage, it's so expensive and a waste of money.
Everything will end up in landfill one day. Don't waste your precious real estate temporarily preventing stuff from going to landfill. It's such a waste of your space and time and energy. Mental energy.
I do have a problem with my writing archive, and I don't think they will keep it, digitally or physically. I have asked them to, in an attachment to my will, but I don't see why they should. If I never published it, then why should they. I keep meaning to put some of it on Amazon, and I did publish my poems in the book 'Memory Boxes'. I know they will treasure the published works, especially the children's books. I do plan to publish another novel from my back catalogue! Maybe some more short stories.
I also need to have another pass through my photo archive. I somehow ended up as the family photo archivist, with family photos going back to Victorian times. I have so many from my boys' childhood. And others of friends and lovers. As a memoirist, it's all precious to me, but not really to others. I do treasure my ancestors, and their stories, but, apart from Edie, I can't see others who would. That's partly why I'm writing my current book, 'What If.... I Am', so some of those stories won't be forgotten. A photo book of the most important historical photos would be a good project.
I'm not feeling as 'fluey' as I thought I would, and I have a quiet day ahead. More paracetamol and I will be OK, I think.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx3 -
I do think that if we've got stuff that we really like, that matters to us, we should keep those things while we are alive and enjoy them. Use those things. Put them on display.
I've got a few ornament collections that probably won't matter to anyone after I go, but I like looking at them so I keep them.
In my comments above, the mention of the storage unit is for the transition from larger place / long-term home to smaller place / assisted living. IMO, storage units are an inexpensive, temporary solution to a transition problem.
In hindsight, I think a storage unit would have been a good option for my grandmother's transition from a 2-bedroom apartment to an assisted living studio apartment.
And currently, we opted to get a storage unit to simplify our recent move and ease the stress. That was such a good idea! We've had it for a couple months and I could see us keeping it for about a year.
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Toward the end of the day on Saturday, my throat started feeling sore. I thought then that I had not drunk as much as I should have.
On Sunday, I definitely had a sore throat.
Monday, I was meant to go back to work, but I still had the sore throat and no voice.
Last night, my sore throat eased, but I hardly slept because any time I positioned myself at a slight recline, I started coughing and coughing and coughing. I've been dozing upright in my chair today, and still coughing. I really hope I can sleep tonight. I've also been feeling a bit nauseated. Last night I was nibbling soda crackers to help me feel better.
I had a telehealth appointment with a doctor today and got a medical certificate to have this week off to recover. I figure I picked up this disease on one of the flights.
Incidentally, it's not COVID or a flu. I checked. But it could be RSV or the common cold.
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Today’s gratitude: Hot tub, hot tub, hot tub. Darned ol’ rib is giving me fits, despite chiropractic care. Wimped out on BB&B class but managed to line dance for an hour. Hard to find comfortable position for sleeping. Ibuprofen helps but not as much as when yesterday I paired it with red wine. :devil:
@kymarai Kylia we miss you and hope all’s well with you and yours.
Welcome @SchroedingersOtherCat Wendie ! You’re right about mindset being the key. Lots of wisdom here, recently Heather said something like “exercise or bedpan, you choose” which really resonated with me.
Lanette would you (re-)post a pic or link to your little power station? hearing that your stretches are helping the curling toes. Brava!
Carol decluttering is hard enough without an unhappy DH trying to hold on to everything. In our house its DH who’s good at letting go, and me who is dragging her heels screaming “Noooooooooooo!!! Not that!!!!!!!!”
Good luck with your new Dell. Have you used Windows 365 before? I dread the day my Windows 10 Dell dies. Here are some pics of the views from my study ;}
Peek down the powerline
sunset through the trees
dusting of snow in 2019[/img]
Heather I just love hearing about your walking/pharmacy/returns/shopping/coffee expedition. Soon you’ll be 5King to the beach!
Kim the tip about tucking little somethings into donated purses . Kind of you to open your house to the friend, fingers Xd it’s a good fit. We’ll want to see pics of Queenie
Michele glad to hear the insert is helping Vince. Is it holly and poinsettias that make Miss Piggy “holiday” ? If so, could you paint her in tropical colors to more match your pool area?
Pip your plants/bench/lights! Bravissima for the running!
Tracey such a relief for you to have benefits and compatible co-workers at last! Happy tears for Kaitlyn, what a blessing! Oooh thanks for sharing the northern lights! Saw them once in Boise, but they won’t get down here…
Lisa nothing over my head even exists. Just noticed a poster in Joe’s man cave that he says has been hanging UP on his wall for over a year. SMH. Sorry to hear about the restless legs and vertigo. ((hugs))
Machka hope your “No worries. That's just a few phone calls to find charities or maybe auction places willing to pick through a basement full of stuff and haul anything decent away, and a U-haul rental to take the rest to the dump.” Is reassuring to Carol and relieves her stress about what her son would have to do with their stuff. Thanks for the other decluttering links, will check them out when I’ve completed the challenge.
Decluttering challenge Day 2x/30 Not yet. But did handle all the mail from the PO box, including paying trash and cell phone bills, reported things received with Amazon order that weren’t mine, and e-Signed 69 pg paperwork to transfer from current annuity to newer more aggressive one with a guaranteed gross income $200+ more a month, starting as soon as December. Whew! Also posted the mis-sent tiedowns for a Tacoma or Tundra on Nextdoor’s things-for-free section.
Rib makes my back feel like it’s on fire. Will ask Joe to open the hot tub for me again so I can calm it enough to sleep.
Later, lighter, lovelies!
Barbara, the Southern Oregon Coastie AHMOD
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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Carol-good luck with your new Dell! Did it come loaded with Windows 11? I'm still getting used to it, lol. Hope you'll be able to resume things you wanted to do. So far I'm content to keep everything resident on this machine and avoid storing anything on the cloud, will probably change my mind one of these days. I keep my financial data and history (that I'd dread losing since it's constantly updated) on a spreadsheet file that I email to myself each day. That way I can grab it from any machine. Kind of the same thing as storing on the cloud but it's free. All other important info is backed up on a thumb drive.
Kim - crossing fingers your new housemate works out - you are so kind to share your home. Loved the idea of "stealth" decluttering.
Doing some pickup and counter clearing - Collette coming today. Back in a bit.
Lanette
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Morning, my chickens...
The restless legs syndrome remedy worked of getting up, walking around, getting my mind off it by talking to y'all, plus throwing in the pain med I forgot to take at 4 pm and some Tylenol. That's one of the weirder feelings, when you can't resist moving your legs, as if to get away from the frissons of nerves running up and down them. I can see that having them every night would be seriously debilitating after a short period of time.
In the end, slept 'til nearly 6, so I'm well pleased. Still working on that next project. My traitorous brain would not cooperate yesterday, but hopefully today I can make some progress.
Later, y'all,
Love,
Lisa in AR
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My new top arrived. I'm really pleased with it. Will look good with my new jeans and Chanel jacket 😍
Of course, I am a bit fatter than the model!
Love Heather UK xxxxxx
PS I got it for £32.50 including postage because the company sent me a voucher for my birthday!4 -
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Morning again, my chickens...
Got a few things done this morning besides ferrying coffee in to the still stay-cationing man in the bedroom. Second load of laundry is whooshing while the first load is drying... OK, yeah, that was it. Been flitting around the internet watching videos and trying to figure out how to complete this project. Finally gave up and took a shower to warm up.
The house is chilly this morning - 52 degrees outside (11 C), and Egg was helping warm up my lap, but the rest of me was freezing, so I dug up the little electric heater to take the chill off. The hummingbirds have departed for warmer climes, no visits to the feeder in nearly a week now. It's definitely fall headed for winter.
Of course, "headed for," is the right phrase. Trying to figure out what to wear after my shower is trying to dress for winter in the morning, summer in the afternoon and fall by 4:30 pm, so not easy. Speaking of dressing - Heather, the shirt is lovely, but that neckline would not work for me at all. I have to wear V-necks that don't constrict me in any way these days.
Back to my doings. Happy Tuesday, my peeps,
Love,
Lisa in AR3 -
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Lisa - I don't like constrictive necks either, can't stand turtle necks, but that is just about low enough for me. I need a low crew at least. Mostly I wear a scoop neck.
I just figured out today, (duh), that one of the reasons I haven't been going swimming is that my costume is too tight. I can squeeze into it, but it's not comfortable. My friend G has recently taken up swimming again, so I was prompted to ask myself what was stopping me! Bingo! The answer hit me. So I've ordered one from Amazon with a big Prime Day reduction. Very much a respectable, older ladies' example, with decent leg cut. If it fits, I shall venture to our local pool, where I have never been. I am a good swimmer, with all the right technique, breathing, goggles, hat etc. Haven't been for years. I used to go regularly on the old ship cruises, but I don't like the new one's pool as much. When I was on holiday in Egypt, I went snorkeling and scuba diving, as well as swimming lots of lengths every day. The 'pool boy' said to John, "You haven't got a wife, you've got a fish!"
So who knows?
We've been very 'porky' recently, so we are having a prawn curry for dinner. (One of our magic pouches) Lots of frozen veg, including artichoke, and I will assemble a raita. Seems weird not going out to collect Bea. It feels like a Sunday.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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