WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR AUGUST 2025
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Good very early morning, beautiful friends,
Rebecca, I am so sorry for the loss of Tucker. He was such a beautiful dog. On the 15th of this month, I celebrated Rose's birthday. She is now 10, and I would be devastated without her. How old was Tucker? What happened? Did the vet say there was nothing they could do? I would hate for a dog to suffer. So, now he is over the "Rainbow". I like to think he is free of pain and playing like he is young again. Hug your sister for me. She needs a new puppy after she says goodbye to Tucker. Looking at the pics, I cried. I fell in love with everyone's dog. Yogi's passing was a hard pill to swallow. Rita's Brownie passing was difficult, too.
Allie, I think Kyle is brainwashing Tracey against you so he can isolate her. She knew you would see that post. How can she ignore how much you went through this year?
Pip, I hope your brother will fight this cancer and win. I know the big "C" is scary. We all say "F" cancer. I am so glad you were able to celebrate his birthday. He will love that picture. Why are you starting to hate running? It was something you and Kirby did together. I wonder if it is no longer fun because he doesn't run anymore. I hate running because it burns my lungs, but I wish I did run. I am better at power walking. I used to run track. Being an asthmatic made it no picnic. BTW, I wrote down your birthday in my calendar.
Lisa, I love your cardigan. It was professionally done. I love the colors in the sweater.
Debbie, maybe you can buy an ice maker for DH.
Machka, Congrats on learning how to swim. Practice makes perfect. So keep it up.
Michelle, I was so sleepy when I posted these past few days. I am so sorry that I gave you another grandchild.
I want to make a reading library for our unit. I found some shelves I could use on Amazon. Maybe three will do. They are $33.00 each. I will donate some books if my children agree. I know that I agreed with my therapist to stop spending my money on the babies in the unit. Their parents don't come and visit them, and I feel that being one and no one loving them is heartbreaking. There is one parent who didn't want me as their nurse because I woke their child up at 4 am, grabbing their arm to look at her IV for labs. I wanted to apologize to them, but I was doing my job. I understand how they feel. Now I tell parents in advance that I have to do labs at 4 am so that they can be prepared. I hate it when I get a parent who is not happy with me. I try my best to give the best care to my patients.
Everything went wrong. DH has been working and training for his new job. Then he gets a call that they want to delay his start date, even though he has already started. They said that he has been doing great, but they need to figure out their staffing issue. Someone was upset that they were not promoted, and instead, they got someone from the outside. Then DS called and said that he does not qualify for the parent plus loan, because he has been filing independent on his taxes. So we need $22,000 to finish his last year in school. They need $11,000.00 of it by this month, or he will be kicked out. I wish he had gone to Ole Miss, which offered 50% off tuition and a scholarship. He has a scholarship at NYU, but it is not enough to cover all his expenses. I think we will figure it out. Well, I am going to sleep now. I am not stressed because doing my step aerobics helped me destress. Talk to you all later.
XO,
Mo in Mississippi
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Took stuff to the charity shop this morning that has been clogging up the hallway for weeks. Done! 😁 Also called in at the posh bakery to collect my points reward of a free large seeded sourdough loaf, worth nearly £5! Wunderbar! Plus focaccia.
Asian shop, then Sainsbury, because I've been thinking of things my brother could possibly eat, if he comes on Saturday. Bought soup and posh ice cream. If they don't come, or they prefer to go out, we can eat it.
While I was out there was a flurry of texts from DDIL , because the family are on their way to Scotland, and she had left the milk, yoghurt, etc she was meaning to take, out on the work surface. Then another flurry because the builders, who are laying the patio, haven't got their parking permits. Of course, John answered the call, and dashed over there to sort everything out. Builders very happy! We have brought back some opened milk, but he put the rest back in the fridge. They left all their crisps and snacks behind as well! DDIL says the Norovirus went to their brains!
When I got back I phoned G. She is so miserable. Pain, can't wash properly, can't change her clothes. But she hates asking for help. I would be on to the Home Help team, and local friends. Oh well. She keeps thanking me and telling me how helpful I have been, but I feel I have done nothing. With her right arm in a sling, she can do almost nothing. P has offered to have her stay with her, but she doesn't really fancy that. Fracture clinic next week. She doesn't even know what actual damage has been done, and is reading the worst on the Internet. She also has to go through the prolonged task of claiming from the insurance for her cancelled holiday. They are making it as difficult as possible. Of course.
Sometimes it's hard to help people.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Rebecca - Tightly held hugs for you and your sister. Fur babies love us hard and hurt so bad when they pass. 😢
Allie is in a tough situation. I am sure Kyle monitors all messages and posts. I would recommend figuring out a safe phrase spoken when Kyle not around. Something ordinary but not ordinary. "Hey Mom, I thought about dying my hair purple" . Allie would then know Tracey needs amily is hardhelp. Of course that only works if Tracey wants help, but might bring Allie some peace of mind. Family is hard. Adult children are hard. Older parents are hard. Protecting ourselves and our loved ones is hard. Letting Allie know we love her is the easy part! Listening is the easy part. Hugs Allie!
Mo- Back to life is hard…wow! Hugs for you too! My oldest had to do student loans for college. Her dad and I couldn't afford it. She knew that going in. I hope things work out for the males in your family. For now, I think you are in the place you are needed.
Yesterday was hard. I am still weepy today. Migraine day 4. I put a customer in his place yesterday. I will just say he was not representing who/what he was advertising. He was being rude and demanding and lied. I told him like it was. Don't mess with me when my days have already been hard. My pitchfork and horns come out. Maria actually stayed until close though she usually leaves at 4. I am grateful. She is my SIL's granddaughter. It sucks when you feel like you are never enough......I am grateful that Maria sees things like I do. It is awesome to have 2 people at work that think like me. We could make things better if we had 4 people to replace 4 bodies that just don't care. And the last body would figure out that "Dad's" way no longer works. It worked in 1990 but not in today's world.
In the meantime, I keep plugging along, making little changes as I can with M and D's help. Trying to make changes that a) make my job less time consuming. b) Keep the shop both profitable and respected in the area. C) Put processes in place that will enable others to step in to assist in mist areas. Getting all this done morally and with pride in our work.
I have been cooking in hot tub for an hour. Prior, I sorted laundry, emptied dishwasher, and changed sheets. I should probably get ready for work-🫡🤐😶🌫️
Please know that you are all LOVED and HUGGED,
Kylia in Ohio
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My new glass lampshade has arrived. V happy with it. I think it looks very Poirot. The lamp base is a genuine vintage piece I bought in a jumble sale 40 years ago.
John is now moving the branches to the brush pile in the back garden.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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So very sorry about TUCKER! (((hugs)))
Carol in GA
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Allie I agree with others about Kyle isolating DD. That is red flag about abuser which from what you have said about Kyle he is. Agree try to meet her in a safe spot. Just let her know you love her and the kids. Your health is compromised and you will do what you can for her. It is time to stop the blame game on her part. She had tough decisions ahead only she can decide when she had had enough. When when she does there are resources to help her get out of her situation safely. She will need to use them. She needs help beyond what you can give. She needs help from those organizations that have women who have gone through what she has gone through and can help her find her way out.
Yes her words hurt. They are a symptom of deeper problems for her that you have no control over.
I am agreeing with other that the best you can do is focus on what you need to get yourself as strong as possible. Sleep, diet, exercise, spending time with those who lift you up, activities that you enjoy!
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😥😥❤️ so sorry about Tucker.
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Rebecca - I'm so sorry for your sis. Losing Tucker has to feel like losing her husband again. The larger dogs often have shorter lives, unfortunately, but love doesn't know that or care, whether at the beginning or the end.
Mo - When it rains, it pours, right? I'd have to say it's time to advise your son to get a direct loan as well - not that you want to, but in the scheme of things, that really is a fairly small loan. And he'll get a 1 percent break in the interest rate over the parent plus. And he will have an awful lot of time to pay it - like ten years or more. Your husband, on the other hand, is running into things that are, apparently, happening all over the business world due to the uncertainties in all areas of business right now. I'll leave it at that, so as not to shade into the political. Unfortunately, too, his age is going to work against him in finding something else, if it hasn't already done so. It's a harsh environment out there for people to find work.
Heather - Love that lamp! It looks like a lamppost on a Paris street on a rainy night…
Kylia - I'm so sorry the migraine keeps pounding, and so glad some part of your family is stepping up to help.
Allie - You're getting good advice from others, I won't add to it any further. Thinking about you, dear.
We got nearly an inch of rain between the short storm that rolled in about 2 p.m. and then another small storm that rolled in last night just as I was going to bed. One more day that I don't have to pay for the water going on the plants! And rain is always better for them than the water coming out of the city wells.
There is a bit of work I want to get done in the back room. Not lots, but I put my paint clothes on to remind myself not to get too buried in other things. First a little more light sanding, then a coat of paint on the doors, and a primer coat on most of the walls. The new wall still needs a skim coat of mud put on it that I'm leaving for Corey to do. I'm OK with it, but I'm not as good as he is. I have a tendency to get overenthusiastic with the mud. 😂👀😹
Got chicken thighs in the crockpot in green sauce for chicken enchiladas later. They were the cheaper bone-in thighs, so I'll have to pull them apart later and get the bones and skin out, but it's not that big a deal. Adds a lot of flavor to the mix, too.
Hope it's a good day - a few more days back in the furnace, and then the trend is toward cool mornings again by next week.
Later,
Love,
Lisa in AR6 -
Rebecca … Tucker was a beautiful dog. Hugs to you and your sister.
Mo … my husband and I made our son take out the maximum amount he was allowed under the federal student loan program (his debt, not ours) and we paid the balance after substantial scholarships that he received. Still, it was a boatload of money. At first we had low interest loans, but after we were eligible to make a withdrawal from our 401K without penalty, we paid it all off. Not a particularly good financial move, but it's what we did. It is impossible today for young people to earn enough during the summers and through part-time jobs to pay for school. Another system that is broken.
Raining today and I'm just puttering inside. Later tonight I have a bridal shower to attend. I've been requested to bring cut fruit for the dessert table. I am horrible at picking out ripe melons, so I purchased pre-cut yesterday. Stupidly more expensive but at least the guests will be able to eat it.
Beth near Buffalo
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I don’t know about running. I was telling Kirby , the thought of it, having to train, the long distance, I dunno man. Then I get to the gym, put on my jogging play list then it’s not as bad as I was thinking. I thought I was going to do 1 mile to start, but I ended up doing 2. I was feeling like I was doing a 11-12 minute mile but I was faster than I thought, under an 11 minute mile. Who knows if I will be doing the 1/2 marathon til I’m 69 like Kirby. It doesn’t have anything to do with him not running that distance anymore either. When we run or ride together, we don’t talk to each other, never have. I see people running and they are talking, waste of oxygen, we don’t. We will have that conversation when we are done.
well Kirby is going to ge another car. Red is a real hard color to find (my preferred color). There isn’t one in the state of California. He took me to the dealer to look at a car, it’s a dark gray, the common looking one (don’t like that color) but it has leather lighter brown color which I do like. Not crazy about leather but the seats are ventilated. Whatever makes him happy. All cars seem to be black, white, dark and light gray. Hard to get a different color. In a place by San Jose they had the same car for 4000 dollars cheaper. He got this dealer to match the price or we would drive there to pick up that car. We will be leasing this car. This will be an outback touring model, an upgrade from what we have now.
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my ideal car would have been red outside light interior.
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Allie and Carla, My youngest daughter is the same way. She has blocked me and all the relatives on her side. She is married but does not have any children, doesn't want any. It is really hard when they act like this. She has an untreated personality disorder and a narcicist like Callie's daughter, and makes up details and storries to meet her own needs about things that happend more than 30 years ago. What happened back then was choices she made. We can't change our children, we only do the best that we can with what we have. I know it hurts, but the child/adult needs to make their own decisions. We can't change anyone else, only how we react to them. They need help and advice but aim their anger and untreated problems on the most convenient person, their mother. (in my case, she has blocked out her father and brother too.)
Rebecca, so sorry about Tucker. I loved that dog from a distance.
Got to get ready for work at the Visitor Center. Nebulizer done and MFP caught up.
Thought for today:
How can you tell which rabbits are getting old?
Look for the grey hares.
RVRita in Roswell
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So true Mo. They just don't get that we worked our tushies off for the things they grew up with. We didn't just "have" it when they were there. They got the benefit of years of our hard labor and sweat. They seem to think they can waltz out of college and walk into 6-figure job, house with a 3-car garage, vacations whenever they like, and lattes every morning. It just doesn't work that way. I still don't have that and I make my own mochas at home.
I also agree with Tracey, Allie. I have to think that Kyle is behind Tracy's behavior towards you. WTHeck is his deal with not "allowing" you to be alone with the kids unless they're there, BUT they'll gladly accept you're babysitting?!? I'd put my foot down to that right now. Sorry, I'm sorta flying off the handle on this one and it's not your fault, but as Tracey said, this sounds like he's really trying to isolate her. He's already pushed one child away.
That "safe phrase" is a really good idea, Kylia. We use that in our family for phone calls too just in case there's an emergency to be sure we're talking to the real person. Started that when the grands were very young.Thanks Lanette and Rita. It's just SO sad. I love her to death, but I just don't like her. How horrible is that?
Oh Rebecca, that just breaks my heart. 💔 I know it was for the best, but he was such a lover. Your poor, sweet sister. Sending love and prayers to her. She needs to know that she did the right thing for him. BIG HUGE (((hugs)))
Love and Blessings
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Rebecca, please extend my condolences to your sister on the loss of Tucker. Condolences to you as well, I know you thought highly of him too. He was a beautiful dog and I’m glad for him that your sister was able to let him go.
Evelyn, Vancouver Island
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Hey guys, I am back with Rose clinging tightly to me,
We are having a thunderstorm. When she was younger, she would play outside even in the rain and thunder. Now that she is older, she is very nervous about it.
DH found out that his employer had decided to invest in more stores and start DH then. He is thinking of September. Meanwhile, DH asked them to pay him in an invoice as a consultant, instead of a payroll check, so that it won't interfere with his unemployment. As for DS, we are trying to figure out how to get a loan for him to finish school. They said that we no longer qualify for the parent plus loan due to DS's age. DS took 2 years off from school due to COVID. I had COVID and was in the hospital, and he got it as well. He was isolated in NYC and was deeply depressed. So, he worked at UMMC for 2 years(didn't save much money), got therapy, then went back to school. His financial aid issues are infuriating, as his last year at NYU could be postponed because of his age. However, I had to deal with problems at school on my own. My dad didn't know how to deal with things like that, and my mom told me to ask my dad. The good thing was that I worked hard and dealt with all the delays. I had to put myself first and not be a cab service for my cousin, who was in the Navy. It was making me have to drop out of classes. I told my dad no more of this crap. I went to a counselor at school to resolve my issues. I was then transferred to another school and stayed in the library. Maybe DS needs to be on top of his stuff, too. His grades are stellar, but this bombshell should have been looked into earlier. I asked him about it after I listened to the parent support group complaining about the fees. I am going to go to the pharmacy and pick up my meds. Then I am going to work out, so I can destress. My job as a mom is never done. I need to remind DD that in November, she will age out of my insurance if she needs to get her teeth fixed.
PiP, I know you can do this half-marathon, physically. Are you mentally ready to train? I think you are. Just ask yourself that every year till you are 69. I have to go through the questions of doing my step aerobics each day. One day, when I finished exercising, I thought, "That was fun," so I kept doing it. I have a Salon pas on my back and right hip. I feel it is worth it. I am helping those ischemic vessels in my brain. Something is empowering about exercise. I made sure I got a red car this time. I wanted a Volvo, but got a Jeep in red, and it worked out well for me and Rose. Red is my favorite color. So maybe next time, since you are leasing, you can get a red car. I love the seats and the car. Well, I'd better get going.
Carol, about the scam, they did the same thing to my mother-in-law about DS. She called us first, and we said that he is in his room and Big Horace is fine as well. I looked into this scam, and they warned us to be cautious and not give any personal information. I guess they obtain information from Facebook. I am so sorry that happened to you.
Chow for now,
MO in Mississippi
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Pip … one of the reasons my husband bought the truck he did was because it was a "red" … cranberry/maroon color. He didn't like all the grays and refused to buy a white truck. We live near Buffalo you know … lots of snow and white is just a stupid color in a snow storm. I like the interior of the car you did decide to lease!
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Mo … An option for the student loan … we used College Avenue when taking out a parent loan for our son (not a parent plus loan). We always went with the fixed rate. I'm looking at their site right now and fixed rates start at 2.89%. https://www.collegeave.com/student-loans/parent/. They're highly rated.
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Tucker was about 8 years old, sadly Bernese Mountain dogs do not have long lives.😥. He had hurt his back leg either getting in the truck, or some other way, then they thought it was a torn ACL, which it wasn't. He had neuropathy issues in both back legs, so he wore a harness that my sister could lift his back end to have him go outside. She has steps so she had bought a wheelchair ramp for that. He was on a week of prednisone with no change and his quality of life had gone to many nightly yelps of pain. Maybe he just didn't understand it all.
I truly believe my sisters husband welcomed him into heaven.💖
Some more photos of him.
Presently getting off an abdominal bender will last night. All I had was 1/2 of a chicken sandwich from Popeyes and a couple bites of the beans cans rice side. By evening I was taking a hot shower on my lower back, then decided to take a hot bath. It was nice while I my abdomen was submerged but the hard porcelain tub hurts the body after awhile. Dried off and continued to moan and groan most of the night, getting up when the cramping got too much. I have a video call into the doctor on Monday, but supposed to take another dose tomorrow. I really don't want to. First time dose day just isn't a happy time feeling. My Zepbound support group posted comments of saying I should skip this dose until I talk to doctor. Its frustrating that I just can't talk to him directly, but that's not how the clinic works.
Rebecca Whidbey Wa
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Good afternoon ladies!
On the run this morning, lunch with M. She told me about a Medicare scam they got caught up in. Here we go…
M's DH had an MRI done for some trouble he'd been having and it showed he had spinal stenosis. His doc said they'd make an appointment for him with a spine surgeon and let him know when that was set up. A week or so after that, they received a call from the medical center - or that's what it said on the caller ID. Her DH picked up the phone and the caller was speaking in a foreign accent, hard to understand, but seemed to know pertinent information about DH's condition. DH asked if this was about the appointment and the caller said no, something else. DH said not interested and hung up. M said they normally don't pick up the phone from an unknown caller but this looked like it was legitimate.
A few weeks later, a big package arrived with a huge back brace for someone short, some kind of flexible cast for his arm?? and something else. Turns out they billed Medicare $3000 for this crap. M called the doctor's office and told what had happened - he hadn't even seen the spine surgeon yet! She said the receptionist said they'd received a couple other calls about patients receiving unwanted goods like this.😒
M is now going to call Medicare and report this as fraud and get it off his Medicare record. Interesting the scammer knew personal medical information about M's DH. 😮 It's either a very keen hacker or someone at the doc's office is involved in the scam.
Mo - sounds like things are in the works for your DH's job. Some employers aren't good planners (or managers) and make hiring decisions before thinking everything through and leave the employee in the lurch. Crossing fingers things work out for your son's loan.
Pip - I like that car, the interior looks so nice. I heard cops like to pull over red cars because they look like they are going fast even when standing still, lol. I don't see very many red cars on the road these days now that you mentioned it. I was wondering if you were still running or going to the gym.
I stopped at a couple thrift stores this morning looking for a sweater or quarter zip pullover - nothing. I went into a nicer clothing store and did find a Carhartt pullover - $69. Too much to slouch around the house in and feed the chickens. But did find the equivalent on Amazon, their brand, for $19 plus a coupon for a couple bucks off.
The weatherman is once again off his rocker and predicting temps here in the mid-90's this coming weekend. I'll be glad to ship some south where you guys are putting on sweaters, lol.
Lanette 😎
SW WA State
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kymarai - I just saw your donation! Thanks for your generosity!!!
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I don’t know it’s just the thought of training for it, if I don’t want to die, I have to train somewhat for it because if I don’t, I will regret it. I don’t have anything to prove to anyone, at this point, I really don’t even care about pace anymore. I’ll be over the moon if I end up doing anything under an 11 minute mile which is really slow for me. I remember the first full marathon we did, at the 1/2 way mark we were doing a 9 minute mile and I told Kirby we neeeded to slow down because we have another 13 miles to go. No I'm not mentally ready to train but I’m going to start because I have to. :0/
Didn’t get to run today. We went to do the car paperwork only so I thought, we ended up bringing the new one home. We weren’t prepared to, we hadn’t emptied out our car yet. They still have to remove hitch from our car and put it on the new one. I need to give them my key fob, back seat headrests and the cargo cover. I guess that will happen tomorrow.
He had been looking for a red one, it couldn’t be found. The I used to detail cars and gray metallic was the worse to detail. It is in the garage so the sun won’t kill the pain job.
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Rebecca - I'm sorry you are having such a tough time - but you'll make the decision that's right for you, honey. I came off of Contrave years back because I developed a tremor in my hands that I couldn't get to stop, and I decided that I would rather be heavy than keep taking something that could tweak my brain and body that badly. It wasn't an easy decision, but it was the right one for me. Don't forget, there may be one of these type medications that work better for you…
Pip - I really like your new ride. I was looking for a red car too when I found my Kicks. It's red, but has a black interior. I got the saddle blanket type seatcovers, and I really like them.
Mo - My midlife crisis was spent looking for a red Jeep, and I never found the one I wanted. Wanted a red Jeep Renegade with a white interior. Am well past "midlife," but I still check out any red Jeeps I see.
Never could get myself convinced to actually get any painting done today. Sometimes I'm just not in the mood to be productive or proactive. I did get dinner put together, and the chicken enchilada casserole smells really good.
Later y'all,
Love,
Lisa in AR10 -
I have been on this rollercoaster for 3 or 4 weeks and its got me rethinking my life, for certain! Most on Zepbound states if I do not take it tomorrow, it won't impact things and I can start back up the Thursday after. Some patients state that the 5 mg dose gave them a hard time, but the 7.5 mg dose was fine. Most state that the 2.5 mg dose in more an introduction of the medication. But then others experience weight loss with 2.5 and continue that dose throughout their whole journey. I need to chat with doctor on meds to stop the constipation from happening in the first place. I know taking (staggered time wise) the IBgard mint herbal thing isn't helping, the MiriFAST chews a don't want to get dependent of a laxative, and I think those two medications combined give me terrible acid reflux. Its taking something for one side effect, then taking something else because that first thing gives you a whole new side effect! That's craziness but that might just be my life!
Rebecca Whidbey Wa
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Retirement seems to have been busy lately. I have been reading along.
Allie- I think everyone has given pretty good advice. You and Carla both seem to be in interesting situations.
Mo - paid my way through three degrees-my mother was unable to help. Granted, I had teaching assistantships for Masters and Ph.D. but I paid off my undergraduate degree myself.
Rebecca - so sorry to hear about Tucker - seeing him always warmed my heart.
I may only have one more trip back to the house for possessions (decorations in basement pantry). I need to be brutal in that clean out. Waiting for one of the shingles to be redone. Trying to get chain link fence person. They still have to put gutters and downspouts up. Electrician has yet to send me a bill and I can't find his business card. Checking with neighbor. Hope to list it no later than mid september.
Going to Arizona for a few days to visit son and family before they head out to Dublin, Ireland for two years.
Saw spine doctor. Turns out back pain is from herniated disc. Working on getting surgery scheduled.
Going to pick some stuff up and go to bed early-sleep and my back don't go together. However, at least now I can sleep when I can.
Take care all,
Ginny in Ohio
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Another rough day work wise. Thankful that Son in lawmcaught up in repairs so assisted up front. Older mechanics cancer has metastasised. He left at noon to start new treatment. SIL and her granddaughter are both off on Wednesday to care for the ex husband's son's little girl. Other mechanic called in sick. DH decided it was a good day to change oil in truck-SMH My head still pounding.
Upside sheets changed, laundry going, dinner cooked and cleaned, plants watered, cats cared for.…and now need to get out of hot tub to do work.
Love to all!
We've Got this!
Kylia in Ohio
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Rebecca... Not in any way saying it's the right thing for you... But I'm taking these now at a double dose each night, and they're working quite well.
Sorry big image cause I'm on my phone. Basically, inulin is just added fiber that keeps things moving without a laxative, and the prebiotics are providing support so my stomach works better with food and my intestines process it better. Took a long time to sort out the right dose to work for me now that the Skyrizi is slowing my whole system down from the constant flares. Took them separately and it didn't work as well.
Keep working until you find the right one for you! You can do this. I think you'll believe it's worth it in the end, but only you know that.
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stats for the day-
Walk w/family- 1hr 24min 21sec, 10022steps, 95elev, 2.80ap, 89ahr, 137mhr, 4.16mi= 424c
Strava app= 505c
Rouvy home spin bike- Strava stats- 46.23min, 925elev, 131aw, gear31, 15.3amph, 100ahr, 122mhr, 11.85mi= 310c
Strava app = 349c
Rouvy stats- 46.23min, 131aw, 923.6elev, 56arpm, 15.4amph, 11.86mi= 349c
Walk kids- 19.26min, 2042steps, 2.50ap, .82mi= 81c
Strava app= 100cTotal cal 815
1859.91 miles ahead
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Hello All,
Today was unproductive. When I got home from the pharmacy, I didn't feel like working out or doing laundry. Auntie Linette stepped in and will help Horace. I don't feel comfortable with that, but if he doesn't finish now, he never will, I am afraid. That will give us more time on this loan business, and he can go to school. I feel as though I am getting sick, so I am going to bed early tonight. I need my inhaler too. My stomach has been upset for a week. I ran out of Linzess and didn't realize it. So, I picked it up and took it. Yesterday, I posted the website of this neurologist who said that taking 550 mg of magnesium slowed down dementia. I guess I have another pill to take soon. It is also suitable for bones, muscles, heart, and sleep health.
Rebecca, talk to your doctor about Linzess. I also take a symbiotic, Seed. During my time off, I have been taking Miralax and Milk of Magnesia. I got results with the Linzess. My stomach is working overtime now.
I am reading this book that is terrible and boring. After reading "The Women", I guess the other books seem trivial. I have a vacation coming up. I will be off for 10 nights. I got my watercolors ready and my acrylic paints ready. I look forward to creating, working out, and resting. Rose will love the company.
Beth, thank you for the information on the loans for DS. Ginny, in California, it was a lot less to pay for a BA. He should have chosen a cheaper University to go to. NYU is not cheap. I was living rent-free at home with my dad. So all I had to do was work and pay for my books and tuition. Now, if DS went to JSU, or Ole Miss, or even Tougaloo, he would have a degree without any problems. His top picks were Pomona, Northwestern, NYU, and USC. We also checked out UCLA. All of this confusion may change his mind about getting an MFA. We will see.
Lisa, there are many red Jeeps for sale at the Dodge place here. There is a nurse who has the kind of Jeep you are talking about in red, and it is so cool.
Well, that is it for now. Thanks for the encouragement, everyone. Have a great night's sleep.
XO,
Mo in Mississippi
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