WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR SEPTEMBER 2025

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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,349 Member

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  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,704 Member

    I guess I do things a bit different than some here as far as meal planning/shopping.
    We go to the store, see what is on sale or looks good and plan meals around that.
    There are a few things we do pick up regularly.
    We are heading to Walmart first today. Usually we go to Grocery Outlet(both of them) first.
    Next we will go to 168 which is our huge Asian market.
    We may go to the GO down town as we didn't go there on Saturday-

    Sometimes I go with a menu planned but it is usually going to get a few small things to go with what I already have.
    Like if we get pork chops at Walmart, I will pick up what ever we are having to go with it, if I don't already have it at home. I need to do better at using what we have and not just keep buying more stuff.

    learning to cook smaller amounts now that son isn't home(but he does like to stop by and get leftovers when I do cook too much-many times I cook extra on purpose for them). Dh is terrible about eating leftovers.

    Debbie
    Napa Valley,CA

  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 4,788 Member
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    Rebecca Whidbey Wa

  • mcmillonmail
    mcmillonmail Posts: 328 Member

    Wow, I just read. Barbara, you are going with Rosemarie on her trip. That is awesome and so much fun.

    As for bras (I forgot to comment on that). I don't wear bras at home. I do wear them when I am out and about. I did go through a phase where I was working without a bra. I just wore an undershirt. Then I saw a pic of myself and realized that I looked ridiculous, so I ordered all kinds of bras and decided sports bras were my best friends. I just ordered more. I love them. I had a breast reduction when I was 21. I was a "P" cup. There was a time when I wore a size 16-20 top and size seven pants. I had to purchase my bras at Alice Undercover World. They were priced between $50.00 and $100.00 each. I was active in sports and loved racquetball. I would play, and then I would hear a pop, realizing my $50.00 brazier had broken. Even though my boyfriend at the time was mad about the surgery, I was relieved after it was done. They took 8 pounds off of each side. Now I am a C cup, and bras are much cheaper.

    Hi Sue!

    Allie, I am glad you are in the hospital being cared for. Looks like they are having fun at Wolf Lodge, except for Kyle, who was carrying Smelia around.

    Have a great day,

    MO in MS

  • cityjaneLondon
    cityjaneLondon Posts: 13,471 Member

    John went to cricket, but there was no play because of high winds. They couldn't get the covers off the pitch. He got home around 2 pm. Hove Station footbridge has had its canopy blown off and all through trains are cancelled. Trees down. I hope it's repaired by Wednesday! Which is going to be wet.😫

    I am utterly exhausted. My Zoom friends want to meet up in London in November, staying at P's. I've told them I can only commit to one day trip. I hope my energy revives, because right now I am pole axed.

    I just love my quiet life. When I do other things, I can't do my writing. That's essential for my well-being.

    Bea pick up tomorrow. That's as much excitement as I need!

    Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx

  • LisaInArkansas
    LisaInArkansas Posts: 3,689 Member
    edited September 15

    Just a quick note for those of you on Facebook with me, I did decide to go ahead and delete it. It has become a place that is detrimental to my mental health, and it was time. There are too many of us that live without it for me to think I will miss it much…

    Stitches all removed, itchiness all resolved, and the earlier stomach upsets also all resolved. Had to go back and re-do all the buttons on that cardigan, I had put ones on that were too small and too widely spaced, and just all wrong. Happier with the replacement. Just starting on my next project and enjoying my quiet afternoon.

    Ha! And there was Corey's call, reminding me I need to get jacket potatoes in the air fryer…

    Love y'all,
    Lisa in AR

  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,349 Member

    auntiebk - thanks for the compliment I wasn’t crazy about how 2 of the dogs came out, but it’ll do


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  • CarolGaGal
    CarolGaGal Posts: 152 Member

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  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,349 Member

    stats for the day-


    Walk w/family- 1hr25min 15sec, 9964steps, 67elev, 2.80ap, 86ahr, 114mhr, 4.14mi= 400c
    Strava app= 502c
    Walk home to gym- 11.27min, 1280steps, 2.90ap, .55mi= 51c
    Strava app= 67c
    Treadmill jog- 33.28min, 10.46min mi, 5.5sp for 3mi, last .10mi at 9.0sp, 175spm, 5824steps, 139ahr, 164mhr, 5k (3.1mi)= 336c
    Walk gym to home- 10.46min, 1284steps, .53mi= 65c
    Strava app= 65c
    Walk kids- 8.16min, 924steps, 2.50ap, .41mi= 46c
    Strava app= 50c

    Total cal 898


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  • dlfk202000
    dlfk202000 Posts: 3,704 Member

    yes, it is about damn time!!! Not great but so much better than before.
    Yes, we are friends onFB

    Haha- I know many don't like okra- I have always had and loved it fried and mom's pickles.
    Had it in gumbo when I lived in Mobile,AL and LOVE that(need to make some again. Mine isn't as good but it is pretty close). Haven't had it that I didn't like.

  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 4,788 Member

    We all do things differently in how we shop, cook, plan or just wing it. No judgement here. Taking stock of what you do have to avoid stockpiling is my only hint. Its just that one step before you do go to the store. Life doesn't require us to be perfect, just to try our best. My best can look different from day to day. Its human nature.👍🏼😁

    Rebecca Whidbey Wa

  • Whidislander
    Whidislander Posts: 4,788 Member

    I agree! A bell pepper a day keeps the doctor away! 🙃

    Enjoy your massage tomorrow, hope it helps you!

    Weird tongue issues but I have had an inflamed taste bud! It was the most painful thing ever and it bled like a mother!

    Rebecca Whidbey Wa

  • CarolGaGal
    CarolGaGal Posts: 152 Member

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  • cityjaneLondon
    cityjaneLondon Posts: 13,471 Member
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    This was parked outside our house today. Next door is obviously having a clear out! Don't we all need one of these? :-) I felt like slipping them some extra cash and getting them to take a couple of bulky items, but I didn't. I wonder how much it cost her. Perhaps we could share next time.

    Heather UK xxxxxxxx

  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 26,518 Member

    Machka - 

    Something like that windscape would be a lovely abstract painting, all on its own. It does look like your island is right in the firing line, yes! We've already gone through "false fall" and then someone threw another log on the fire - we have a few more days of heat and then the summer is supposed to finally start letting us loose, beginning Thursday/Friday. I'm ready for some cooler temps, just as you're getting ready for spring… I always find that so marvelous.

    That's from the Windy site:

    https://www.windy.com/

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    We have been blasted by 100 km/h winds again today and it looks like we've got at least 2 more of these things at the moment.

    The red swirlies in the picture travel left to right (west to east). So we're in the midst of one now (see little heart-shaped Tasmania), and we've got two more to the left. But of course, at this time of year, they just keep coming.

    At some point, maybe in October, they'll drop further south.

    I find the Windy site fascinating.

    And yes, it is spring here!

    Machka in Oz

  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,349 Member

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