WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2025
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Love a sauna. Minus the resident walruses.
DDIL loved her flowers. My niece was v happy with my lit crit, but asked my advice about tenses. I told her to trust her gut instincts and that she is not carving marble - anything can be changed. (Why does it take a lifetime to learn these things? )
Bea put me through a Spanish competition on the way home. I think we drew.
My tortilla quiche came out really well. John loved it, but declared it could take more blue cheese. Definitely will do it again. I used leeks, spinach, St Agur, and eggs.
I was pleased with myself for taking in my broken gold hoop earrings for repair this afternoon. I've been meaning to get around to it for months. An old boyfriend gave them to me. I also asked them about replacing a missing diamond chip in my wedding ring. It's been missing for years and annoys me. They took it and are going to ring me with an estimate. It is such a nice family jewellers. I've sold them quite a bit of gold over the years. Always charming and v fair prices.
Love Heather UK
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stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 1hr 44min 16sec, 12370steps, 52elev, 2.93ap, 82ahr, 99mhr, 5.10mi= 477c
Strava app = 618c
ROUVY home spin bike- strava stats- 1hr 44min 25sec, 1814elev, 133aw, 16.4amph, 1st 5mi @ gear50, 2nd 5 @ gear40, 3rd 5 @ gear30, 4th 5mi @ gear25, rest @ gear20, 114ahr, 154mhr, 28.50mi= 667c
Strava app = 797c
ROUVY stats- 1hr 44min 28sec, 1814.7elev, 133aw, 59arpm, 16.3amph, 28.51mi= 797c
Walk kids around park- 15.21min, 1708steps, .74mi= 70c
Strava app = 91cTotal cal 1214
I’m 64.59miles ahead. Still in first place.
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Today is day two and I feel like a sore wet noodle. My pecs are sore from the arm machines, and my knee tendons sore from the machine that works those. I did 1.30 miles walk, tested my BP and it was 110/78. My body must be beating slow to conserve energy. I am excersizing in a fasted state, but feeling otherwise fine. I ate at noon today so 18 hours fasting. I started off with a Fresca, and a charcuterie plate of sorts. Uncured salami, brie, stone ground crackers, pickled asparagus, fresh spinach leaves, and pickled beets. I had a couple swabs of cream cheese on two of the crackers but it was just easier to not. I had 5/6 bites of some potato salad, then a couple handfuls of Fritos. Drank coffee the way I like it and was done by 2:30 pm. I will see if I want husbands potato skin as he's having a baked potato and steak. I get the skin and maybe a piece or two of steak with the drippings. I might just hold off until tomorrow with that. Took a heavy nap at 9:45 to about noon. Getting up at 5:30 am is taking its toll! But my body automatically awoke at 5:30 am so that's good. I usually don't stir until 8 am. Husband said the last two night have been quiet (snoring wise) so sleeping on an empty belly really is helping me. I would rather feel the ache of emptiness, than gurgle and have heartburn.👍🏼
Hugs ladies!
Rebecca Whidbey Wa
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Barbara- the greenhouse is a kit that has the cover. I had bought two, thought they were the exact same ones. Turns out that the new one that I was just going to use the cover from, is twice the size of the one I have been using. I put half of the new one together and now the cover fits perfectly and I have twice as much room plus two extra shelves in the back.
I will get potting soil at Home Depot.
I will be planting this week if the rain too much. I already planted some things in my hydroponic system on my kitchen table.0 -
Allie--Did you make your way home? How are you feeling? Thinking about you.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
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@Anniesquats100 … how are you doing?
@Lagopus … so nice to see you post again!
@drkatiebug … sorry for your losses.
But well done on the workout classes!
Machka when did mfp stop the friends thing?
Back when the Newsfeed was removed. We can still make friends, but it's not easy to communicate. I guess we could send messages, or maybe post on each other's profiles??? Not sure. I don't think people do that.
When the Newsfeed was removed, MFP encouraged everyone to support each other in the Community on these forums. :) We can be friends here!
Machka in Oz
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Lisa, I feel you getting rid of stuff. When we went up to Longyearbyen in November, we only took along things we were absolutely certain would use, from computers to clothes to kitchen gear. It was heaven! Everything fit in the available space and was easy to find.
Now that we're back home, I can't unpack and put things away because there's no room for them. I feel I'm drowning in faded relics from my past. So, while the spirit is willing, I'm girding up the flesh to toss or donate everything I can.
The apartment we lived in up there had an induction stovetop. It took some getting used to, but once I learned how to use it, I loved being able to boil a big pot of water in no time. Now I'll struggle to readjust to my ceramic stovetops here and out on the island. Patience, Penny, patience!
Penny at the
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Long day today!!
Traffic has been crazy lately. Under "normal" circumstances, it can take less than 15 minutes to get from our house to where I park my car and catch the bus. When it's a bit busy, it might be 20 or even 25 minutes. Today, it took 50 minutes. 50 minutes of inching along.
And that was just to get to where I park to catch the bus! I knew I had missed my usual bus, but another one should be along in 10 minutes. 35 minutes later a bus finally turned up.
The arthritis in my feet has been playing up badly so I ordered some new shoes that are supposed to be good for people with arthritis in their feet. 4 pair!! They were originally about $190 but on sale for about $35. I will be sending 2 pair back … they actually put pressure on the most painful spots!
Today, I wore one of the pair I'm keeping. The first half of the day was mostly fine — just a little bit of pressure on one of my most painful spots. They're leather and I think they just need to stretch a bit.
But at lunch, I decided to change them for an older pair I've got under my desk which I've used to walk around outside. The older pair haven't been overly comfortable, but today I added insoles and changed the lacing pattern so they've improved a tiny bit. I wore them with low cut socks and unfortunately, the socks slid down, and my heels rubbed against the back and developed blisters.
So when I got back from lunch, I changed back into the new shoes which were great around my heels, but they put more and more pressure on the really painful spot in my left foot.
At the end of the day, I went out to wait for my bus and discovered that there had been an accident on the road my bus uses and the whole road was closed. Other buses were coming, but not mine. So I decided to walk, but there was no way on earth I could walk in my new shoes, and no way I could walk in the shoes I wore at lunch!!
I limped up the road to the Target and got there about 10 minutes before it closed … grabbed a pair of shoes and some socks and limped out to find a dry spot to sit down and change my footwear. The shoes are kids shoes … or more specifically, size 6 youth shoes. For some reason, size 6 youth shoes fit me better than ladies shoes. They're runners (sneakers) but they're a kind of stretchy knit material, and it felt like I was putting on slippers!
And then I walked to my car … a little over 4 km. The shoes were pretty good but my feet were already in a lot of pain.
I was dressed in work attire (dress, light cardigan) and everything I was wearing was absolutely drenched - it was warmish and extremely humid out there.
Traffic didn't return to normal until I was nearly at my car and it was about 7:30 pm by the time I finally got home.
My poor feet feel completely trashed. I'm going to have to see a podiatrist or something.
But I'm so glad to be home! I haven't moved much this evening … me and my chair and my footstool and Midsommer Murders.
Machka in Oz
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