WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR SEPTEMBER 2025

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  • SophieRosieMom
    SophieRosieMom Posts: 4,114 Member

    Rebecca - thinking about your son. (((HUGS)))

    Heather - glad you had a good visit with your brother and his wife.

    I jumped on here for a quick skim. Catching up on outside stuff while I can. Monsoons may start up in a week, I've heard estimates of 2" the last few days in September. So far this morning I've been repotting some things, put a new tarp over the chicken run, cleaned out some flower beds.

    Packing up things for a thrift store drop off on Friday, need to get them stuffed into the Subaru today and tomorrow.

    No SWSY for me today.

    Take care ladies. 😁

    Lanette 😎

    SW WA State

  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,350 Member

    Auntiebk - thank you so much, I received your donation in the mail!!! Thanks again!

  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,350 Member

    stats for the day-


    Walk w/family-1hr 27min 37sec, 10066steps, 22elev, 2.90ap, 87ahr, 165mhr, 4.29mi= 405c
    Strava app= 520c
    Walk home to gym- 11.32min, 1286steps, 2.90ap, .56mi= 53c
    Strava app= 68c
    Treadmill jog- 31.23min, 175spm, 5465steps, 144ahr, 175mhr, mile 1 @ 5 .5sp, mile 2 @ 6 .0sp, 1/2 mile @ 6 .5sp, 1/2 mile @ 6 .0sp, last .10mi @ 8 .0sp, 10.06min mi, 5k= 321c
    Walk gym to home- 11.31min, 1362steps, 2.70ap, .53mi= 60c
    Strava app= 65c
    Walk kids- 9.47min, 960steps, 2.20ap, .37mi= 44c
    Strava app= 45c

    Total cal 883


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  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 26,518 Member

    If you had just let it sit on the counter for an hour, it would have been fairly easy.

  • LisaInArkansas
    LisaInArkansas Posts: 3,690 Member

    Allie - Mice freak me out just a little bit - mostly the ick factor, I think. I found a few mouse leave-behinds in my lowest kitchen corner cabinet. It's hard to get into, so I tend to just store things in there until I need them much later. One (or more) of the little buggers had slept in the stack of dishtowels! So, everything out, scrub it all down, and mouse bait strewn about. Annoying. No way to know whether it was there last winter or last week, unfortunately.

    Rita - Hope it all comes out the way it needs to. Thinking about you.

    Barbara AHMOD - You are a brave little terrier, you are! Hope it goes very well.

    More in a second,

    Love,
    Lisa in AR

  • LisaInArkansas
    LisaInArkansas Posts: 3,690 Member
    edited September 18

    Hello, my darlings,

    Quite productive day yesterday, in the end. Got the vast majority of the up-high caulking done in the spare bedroom (on a very safe stepstool, one of the ones with a handle that goes quite high to clutch as needed! 👀😉) Nice to have the vertigo and balance issues gone, at least for the time being, hope they stay away this time.

    Corey went back to look at the work I'd been doing once he got home, and approved of what I've completed so far. I think mostly because it means that he's glad it's getting done and he's not having to do it. Caulking is not his favorite job. 👀😂🐈‍⬛ I just said "thank you," didn't tell him that I didn't need his approval, mostly because I learned a long time ago that, if you're getting approval from anyone, stop arguing. Much like compliments. Speaking of which:

    Pip - I fully understand stepping on your tongue to keep from saying "No, you're wrong," when anyone gives you a compliment. I thought I was fat growing up, mostly from comments like my sister-in-law, yelling out the window at my brothers, who were torturing me about being heavy, "Stop teasing that poor fat child, you'll give her a complex!" My sister finally told me in my 30s that no one thought I was fat, they just didn't have anything else to tease me about, because I was good at so many things they weren't. Too little, too late - that stuff sticks like glue, doesn't it. I ended up weighing more than 300 pounds, in the end. I'm terribly sorry you grew up thinking you weren't as good as your siblings. I'm totally impressed by the painting you're doing, and how far you're increasing your skills in that direction. Love the planter tubs.

    And, speaking of paint, I'm typing this with my old paint clothes on, because the caulk I need to slap on the wall here in a bit won't wash out. I retire anything that looks faded, worn, or irretrievably stained to my work clothes drawer in my dresser. Kind of like reduce-reuse-recycle, all in the same house! 😉

    Once they get too bad, or don't fit any more, they get turned into more rags for painting, cleaning etc. I think it's a little funny that they're screaming that people need to stop putting clothes in the landfill now - we never threw anything away like that growing up, and I still don't. If it's still good, but I don't wear it, it gets donated. Otherwise, I keep using it. I think all of us do. It's the next generations who have an issue with it.

    Had more to say, but it's all leaked out of my brain. Hope you're all having or had a lovely Wednesday.

    Later,
    Love,
    Lisa in AR

  • pipcd34
    pipcd34 Posts: 18,350 Member

    thanks for the kind comments.


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