Illinois ladies facing bc
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Hi Jan:
I take arimidex and have since dx in 2006. I am achey, but cope with it. I never get hot flashes at night but that might be because I am 60 and maybe I am less likely for that to happen as I already went through menopause awhile ago. I do get so warm during the day and can often be found with my head out the window or in the refrig. just to cool off. Only half kidding. Dress in layers and keep one leg out of the sheets. If I can beat this beast with arimidex, I feel blessed to have it.
Thanks, Kater, for the discussion on vitamin D. I have slipped up on that and need to get back to taking it. I am also due for my annual bone density test since dx. So much to remember.
So glad, Jan, you are moving ahead!
Susan
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Good evening ladies....should have copied Brenda's post so I could remember all she said though it sounds like all is well and you are working at getting your "new" normal completely under your belt. Things are different and I think many things stay that way because your outlook about life is different. I imagine almost all of us thought of this disease as " not " something we would have to face and yet our of the blue while your happily living your life ( or we hope it was happily ) this sneaks up and blindsides you. So, you are different and in almost every way I think it's different better. You have a different awareness and determination level --- things you let slide before probably won't now. The worst part is every test is a bit scary now----every ache and pain are subject to nearly overwhelm you. Hopefully in time we will all get a bit more control over that but if it happens, it happens.
Nurse Jan....about Arimidex. I have noticed very, very little since I started taking it after my vacation this year in October. I have had a warm moment or two on rare occasion and it was mere moments. Have felt some joint/muscle ????? discomfort in my feet that did not last but I did clomp ( ? word ? ) around for three or four minutes and then something like a Charlie Horse apparently, that was enough to loosen me up. I think you are very wise to use everything you can to minimize any sort of recurrence. As so many have said before and it probably bears repeating......if you did not DO all you could now, how would you feel if the un-thinkable did happen. Of course, there are no real guarantees.....even about this --- so you do anything you can that gets your good percentages up as high as you can get them.
Girls.....it is un-believably horrid outside. I went out when the sun was out thinking that it would be a help ---- not. Oh my....that wind and frigid cold just went straight for your bones. I was loading my car after shopping and I felt like my face was freezing. My glasses felt so cold and I just tossed things in any which way so I could get inside away from the wind. We don't get too much of that Canadian Clipper stuff here in southern Illinois -- not used to all that wind with the cold. So ok, I'm getting a big case of respect for all you who live much closer to Chicago where I think you have wind almost all the time. This makes you think to go have a chat with Al Gore doesn't it ??? Can't believe the store ( Dh has to work till 11 p.m. again tonight ) will have much business. He is off tomorrow, thank goodness. Going to put a little crimp in my day but I'll manage....I'll find some stuff for him to do.
I hope you are all staying warm and I think I'll say an extra prayer for everyone tonight --- especially those homeless or on fixed incomes or those who are layed off are have lost jobs.
Jackie
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Thank you so much for all the replies so far.....its exactly what I was hoping for.
Everything everyone has to say is SO interesting and helpful. I have been through menopause once so I am going to hope and assume I wont be going through it again . The Rad Onc nurse who is working with me tells me over and over how lucky we are to have Arimidex and how good the documentation is on lack of reoccurence....so I am jumping right in line to take it .
How do I post a picture beside my name for everyone to see ?
This is turning into quite a winter....they told me at Rad. today that all this horrible weather started since I started, laughed and told them I will be gone soon ! Stay warm and well....
Love to all
Jan
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Hey everyone.
I hope everyone's staying inside and WARM tonight. I haven't left the house all day, which is highly unusual for me. At least I finished putting all my Christmas decorations up. *phew!* I should be wrapping some gifts now, but I'm giving myself a bit of PC playtime first.
My son came home from college today, which makes me all kinds of happy. My friend's son, who I mentioned previously, is still having a very difficult time, but everyone is remaining hopeful.
JulieB - My revision surgery is scheduled for the end of Feb. I'm still waiting to hear how my insurance coverage will be for this before I decide if I'm going to do it or not. I can live with what I have, but if my ins. will cover it, then I'd be happier getting the surgery. Good luck with yours! I'll be waiting to hear how it goes for you. I chose HP hospital for mine as well.
nurseJan - I went through Tamoxifen, then Aromasin, and now Femara. No Arimidex though. I also count myself lucky to have these medications available to help us prevent recurrence.
To add a picture (avatar) to your posts: go to the tab at the top of the page that says "My Home". You need to Edit Profile and upload a picture from your computer to use as your avatar. Most forums have limits on what pixel dimensions and size you can use - just looked it up - this forum's help page says, "please do not exceed 125 x 600 pixels and/or 35k for your avatar image."
Keep warm, ladies!
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Morning all! Isn't it a beautiful morning! The ocean off my deck looks so pretty this am I just had to send you all a picture. (hmmmm....I think I forgot to take my little pink pill....)NurseJan....OH! So the weather's your fault! Well....hurry up and finish tx, would you? For heaven's sake......I am freezing here. I do take 500mg of magnesium with my arimidex - helps with the joint/muscle pain. Just like Jackie said tho....I still "clump around" for about 5 minutes in the am...just until things start "percolating". But I am grateful that I have this med to take. The night sweats are bad, but then I had them before BC.
Brenda....well, you have been thru it! And yes, again I agree with Jackie. CAncer changes us but I think too in a good way. I've faced my mortality which in turn has made me make some decisions that I would never have made otherwise. Painful ones but in the end, necessary ones. We don't know where life will take us so we stop dreaming about that perfect little life and embrace the one we have. We've lost some people along the way and that is painful. We've lost our sense of well-being, but perhaps we take better care of ourselves. I also, for the first time in my life, speak my mind to everyone....even those friends who I was always walking around on my tippy toes, being careful not to upset the apple cart. I guess what I am trying to say is that if we get everything out in the open, there isn't anything that can't be made better...for us and those around us. My mistake was keeping my mouth shut about BC and the tx's, expecting everyone to understand how horrible this whole thing had been and then getting angry when they didn't. Well...duh. If you don't tell people, how do they know????? So we might be the "new normal", but new is good, right? Right?????
Rene......sounds like you are ready for the holiday and I bet your house looks wonderful. I am glad your son is home but I don't remember hearing about his friend. I hope it all works out.
Rita...finally found the butterscotch schnapps but haven't tried the sleigh ride yet.
Blackjack....you are pretty much the party girl! Thankfully we had nothing to do the last 2 mights so just hunkered down in the house. I prepared well tho and have a freezer full of quick-fix foods. Is your son cooking your Christmas dinner? Will you be up N?
Laura...coomputer working yet? One thing I am going to buy is one of those stand-alone backup systems.
Time to get moving...Tom is 61 today! And he feels great...what more could I ask from this year. I still remember taking him to the hospital and he was "out" and then sitting there, just outside his curtain, hearing 4 nurses work on him one night for 4 hours, trying to get his heart rate down and stay down. A lot of things went thru my mind that night and I am so grateful to have him upstairs in bed, all warm and cozy and feeling so good. So.....go hug that guy in your life and tell him how much he means to you. Might shock a few of them this early tho! In fact....hug all those in your life that are important...you just never know. A few people I wish I could hug as well but distance prevents that! Oh well....maybe someday we will be together again. Isn't there a Christmas song about that?
OMG...I am now quoting old songs....time to get off the computer and let you all enjoy the day. Please stay warm and ch 9 is warning about icy roads and bridges so take it slow and make sure you can stop!
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Morning Girls....Wendy that pic is were we should be right now..in our beach chairs...watching the sun and hot guys in their bathing suits lol. oh well just a thought. Happy bday to your dh. Give him a big birthday hug..he deserves it. Maybe a lunch out is in order for him.
It is sooo cold here the poor dog would not go out this am. I wish I had boots for his feet..just to keep them from freezing. It is going to be another busy day today..mom is going for a thyroid biopsy today as she as 3 nodules on it. My son is coming home tomorrow..so I am praying for good weather so his flight will not be cancelled. Yes, he is cooking for Christmas..so we will have lots of leftovers. I bought these cute containers for everyone to take leftovers home in.
I agree with Wendy that we all should hug the ones we care about..so I am sending all of you a great big hug!!!! as you all our very special to me!! Well I have to get going here. I am off to do a million errands today. Wishing you all a wonderful, warm, cozy day. Please be careful driving out there very icy on the roads. Will ck back later.
Have a great day..remember to be healthy..be happy.. and hug the ones you loved today.
Blackjack
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BRRR!!!!! It's cold outside! Juliet....remember how we were going to change our attitudes about Illinois winters???? We'll, I don't know about you, but mine has taken a nose-dive! LOL
Yeah! Brenda's back! For those of you who weren't around at the start of this thread, Brenda, Wendy and I were going through treatments about the same time. I have thought about Brenda so often and am so glad to hear that all is going pretty well for her. Please help me welcome her back with open arms. She helped me so much when I was going through my journey and she's very special. Jackie...Brenda is also a down-state gal! So Brenda, please check in often. You have so much to offer! Welcome back!
I have several things that I need to get accomplished this morning. I will be back later, but I was so excited when I saw Brenda's post that I just had to stop and post.
Stay warm gals and travel safely if you have to be out!
Rita
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Being vulnerable doesn't have to be threatening. Just have the courage to be sincere, open and honest. This opens the door to deeper communication all around. It creates self-empowerment and the kind of connections with others we all want in life. Speaking from the heart frees us from the secrets that burden us. These secrets are what make us sick or fearful. Speaking truth helps you get clarity on your real heart directives.
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Thanks for the welcome, Rita. I had to go back and look at my first post in this thread and some things changed over time. I was originaly dx'ed Stage IV with mets to IM node and bones. After chemo and before rads, I had a bone scan that showed nothing in bones. I was then told I was Stage III. I spent some months thinking I was Stage IV, so you can imagine the how happy I was (and also PO'ed at my doctors) to be given the Stg 3 dx.
I'll add more, got to go for now.
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Good Morning everyone from Wendy's deck. I am there with Blackjack and probably most of you. It's not easy but I'm looking at this "COLD SNAP"as just another personal challenge that no one else has to share....think that's going to work? At least today we don't seem to have much for wind which will make it all a lot more tolerable for me. Dh is off to Mt. Vernon for some work on his partial. Good....maybe he will be ready to eat the nice Christmas dinner I am preparing.
My quote is due to some of our earlier conversation about this disease process changing us and giving us a different NORMAL. And with some of my 'spiritual' reading ---- I feel the quote is right on. My indications from my reading is that we perhaps don't always fall into the category--when we kiss the other cheek --- or make ourselves the peace-maker, of doing our health any good. We are taught so often ( why is it a female thing ) to just smooth things down --- make sure things go well, that no feelings get hurt and when something does occur to take the high road and do the repairs. All that has it's place I know.....but I think it just becomes a ROLE for us and too often we are holding ourselves in check......and where is all that negative stuff when you have done your utmost to make sure no one else has to be affected with it or by it. I think it all gets stuffed into you somewhere.
Having said all that --- we are not going to turn into bitchy uncaring people, but we don't have to fix it all....at the expense of perhaps our own health. We can let others take that on if they so desire. People can be abusive to you without thinking that is what it is ( case in point -- my own BIL who decided to punish us by telling us not to come over to his house ). He has since made an overture to Dh. I just merely said to Dh that at 63 I did not need to be disciplined by being told I could not come over and play for awhile, and therefore ---- very un-like how I would have handled that situation before --- I am no longer interested at all period. I do not need people in my life who need to PUNISH me for something so as to elevate themselves in some way so I am not going to turn the other cheek and let bygones be bygones. Too bad that it happens to be family members but I do not owe them subservience --- they had it far too long from me already.
I try so hard to be kind to others and take as many burdens from them as I can --- I felt I should be the one because I am a total peacemaker by nature. Now I think....hmmmm, is my disease nature's way of telling me to stop being responsible for everyone else and learn how to be kinder to myself -- not just in taking care of my physical health but maybe my mental health as well. Sometimes I think we have to stop fixing the world and just fix ourselves. Ok ladies, sorry I got so very windy about all that but it has been on my mind so much lately and if it helps clarify for anyone then it will have been ok.
Brenda --- we are almost neighbors. You should think about coming in the Spring to the luncheon. I will be putting in my cameo appearance then. I'm sure we both could have a grand time of it.
Everyone else, have a fantastic day ---- be warm and careful and hand out those great hugs because we are all blessed in a thousand wonderful ways and it's such a wonderful thing to give away. A big rousing Happy B-Day to Tom --- what a wonderful present you have too. A wife who loves you dearly and good health.
Jackie
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Each day is a new canvas to paint upon. Make sure your picture is full of life and happiness, and at the end of the day you don't look at it and wish you had painted something different.
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Testing to see if I got my diagnosis line right so I can then move onto something tricky like a picture. I will miss not checking this board ten times daily when I go back to the real world and ten hour shifts, but that isnt until after the 1st of the year.
Wendy......you AND my oncologist are very anxious for me to finish my treatments so that I can take the bad weather with me ! So after tomorrow any additional bad weather is SO not my fault....
Isnt it SO interesting, as I read all of your posts, how we are all people who were pleasers, problem solvers never problem makers, and people who kept things to themself rather than take a chance at rocking the boat or upsetting someone else.....how only getting breast cancer put us on a path of self love and care....just so interesting.
ok time to check my signature and see if I did it.....
*fingers crossed*
Jan
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Yeah, Jan! I see your diagnosis line! You did good! Now for that pic! LOL
As for the Arimidex, I have been on it a little over a year. I had problems with my feet and now have some problems with my knee. Like Wendy, I take the magnesium and some vitamin D each day with it and the problems are bearable. I think the discomfort is far outweighed by the good press on the Arimidex. If it will keep the beast at bay, I will take it and hobble around if I need to do so! :-) Since I'm older, I don't get many of the hot flashes or night sweats and thank goodness for that! I walked that path once and didn't really want to do it again. All in all, let's say it's DOABLE and I also think we are llucky to have it. As with all these types of things, you can always try it and if you react adversely to the med, you can switch to something else or just quit.
This sun so deceiving. It looks like it's really nice out but it sure hasn't warmed up that much!
Perhaps it is a good day to stay in and finish up my holiday preparations.
Catch you all later.
Rita
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Bye everyone! Wish me luck getting out tomorrow amid the next storm. Our flight leaves Midway at 11:40 am. Won't be back until 1/2/09! Happy new year!
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Morning! A whopping 15 on my deck, with a light snow. Not too much but it fell on all that nasty ice on the streets here in my subdivision. I took the Z out yesterday to run it and trying to get down my block and then make a turn and go another block to get to Rt 31 was all sideways. I do have traction control but when you are driving on solid ice nothing will help you. But I did it. I think with the weather warming a bit and the salt it should be melted down to the pavement by Friday or so.Nurse Jan...yep, you did good with your "line". OK...are we done now with the bad weather? And yes, a lot of us are extremely strong, uncomplaining people. Trouble with that for a lot of us was that we were pretending we were strong when we really were just scared little girls who wanted someone to hug us and take care of us and tell us that they would fix it all and make us better. And then when they didn't figure this out, we took their heads off. In fact, if you ever get a chance to sit down with us, you'll find out that most of us did this at one point.
Brenda...Yay for Stage 3! Three is a great number vs four!
Connie....I know you won't see this but I hope your trip is wonderful. My niece hopefully is getting out on her 7am flight.
Blackjack...what's your son preparing? Were you able to get everything done?
Jackie...it's so amazing to me that you always get right to the heart of everything. Hmmmm.....ditch the secretary business. You have a future as a shrink!
I guess I'll get a bit more coffee and then wait for the weather. If we are going to get more snow this am, I will skip the gym and work out here. There's about 2" which is OK with 4wd but it's on top of that ice and I have about 1 mile of twisty hills to drive thru before I get to the main road north and I don't think it's worth it to go for an hour, which I can do right here. And I have my own way of watching calories during the holiday season. I make my appt for my annual the first week in January. That way, I watch my weight and what I put in my mouth. REally works!
Have a great day everyone, stay warm and be careful driving.
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If we had no winter, the spring would not be so pleasant: if we did not sometimes taste of adversity, prosperity would not be so welcome.
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Good morning ladies!
We have a light dusting of snow but it appears to be sleeting a bit, too. Some hard little crystals hit me in the face when I went outside to feed my outdoor fur babies who were both cuddled up near the house waiting for me. I need to get some groceries for Christmas dinner but I guess if I don't make it today I can do it tomorrow. Our lane is a pure ice-slick! We have a 90 degree curve on it and that makes it quite a challenge.
How's it going, Mary Jane? Got all those packages wrapped? I miss your emails (PM's). I guess that means that we are both busy!
Wendy TY...good to talk to you yesterday. I understand how frustrating it can be to have a "shadow" chasing after you but yesterday was my mother's birthday and I would have given anything to have had her here. She would have been 84. I still miss her and guess that I always will. There's just something about a Mom that can't be replaced. I hope your cookie-making session was fun. I decided that since Martha Stewart doesn't live here, I'd forget the idea of baking cookies this year and bond with "Archway" or another fine company! :-)
Brenda, I'm so glad that they reduced your stage. That's the perfect example that doctors and tests are NOT always right and that we do need to be proactive with our treatments. HUGS!
Well, I'm changing bedding this morning and getting ready for the holiday invasion. We're on the countdown now gals! That Connie has already taken off for the warm weather! What fun they will have in the sun!
Wendy...what are you doing for the holidays?
Laura...did you disappear behind the packages? We miss you!
Kater..I've been reading all the info that you've been providing and just haven't had a chance to respond.
Gotta get moving..........everyone have a great day!
Rita
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Good Morning everyone
I'd tell you what it's doing outside, but I don't really know. There is white on the ground but it's more like heavy frost and I know there was some rain because I could see where droplets hit the window. Well, I know it's due to warm here today --- nothing to get too excited about, but overall I think we may have a Christmas that is NOT white this year. I can live with that I think. Got out yesterday and delivered a couple X-mas presents....so we are pretty much set now with everything all done but Christmas dinner. It's nice to be at this point. Most of the time I'm not even near to done. I'll say quite honestly that having a major disease to eat through your budget for a whole year just totally pressurizers your holidays. I sort of like not having to play the I buy you something - you buy me something game. In fact, that is one of the best parts of this year. Some in our family got to where it was load the floor full of as much as you could around the tree but in the end, there were trinkets and way too many things no one would or could use. I'd rather ( if at all ) someone get something if they feel they absolutely must -- just one thing -- perhaps for that reason a bit nicer that I can use and enjoy or display and enjoy. I don't need 25 packages to un-wrap......and if you can't do that just give me a hot mug of coffee and a great big hug and I'll be carrying home with me one of the best gifts a person could ever get. Moot point to some degree this year as our Christmas will be right here and I can't begin to tell you the pleasure that gives me. It's been too long......and every year I have wished for it to be like it used to be for us. I am definitely getting what I want this year.
Well I have to get out and get the animals taken care of as Dh left for work long ago and they are getting really restless. I'll be back to check on everyone later.
Jackie
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Good snowy morning everyone - looks like the snow is coming down at a pretty good clip right now.
Connie - I hope your flight takes off on time!! Bon Voyage - have a wonderful trip.
Rita - what type of fur babies do you have outside? Little wild babies ? Pics??? I'm such an animal fanatic... they make me silly.
Jackie - I'm reading the above quote over & over, trying to convince myself.... kind of having a rough time with that one lately... LOL.
So Rita, to answer your question - NOPE... I'm already back to being cranky about winter weather, haha.
I guess I will just enjoy the fact that I don't have to leave the house today..... instead of being upset that I can't go for a nice long walk in the sunshine. If nothing else, I can try to view the cup as half full somehow, right?
I hope you all have a great day...... Hugs, Juliet
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Juliet...My outdoor fur babies are two cats. The female is a fuzzy feral cat that's been around now for 2 years. Something terrible has happened to her as she still is skittish and lets nobody but me pet her. (even after all this time) The other is a black, short-haired male cat that somehow lost his home. He is friendly and has been around people. He was pretty pathetic looking when he first tried to steal Ms. Sissy's food but I give him generous portions and he's filling out well. He still roams quite a bit but usually appears to eat and would come in the house if we let him. However, my aged black indoor cat would be very upset with a visitor in his kingdom so for now, Roscoe is reduced to running the woods and stopping by twice a day for a meal. I am such a softie.
After the holidays I'll try to capture a picture of both of them and post it.
Like you, I imagine that I'll spend most of the day inside. The worst part of that is the pile of ironing that I keep eyeing and trying to forget! LOL
Have a good day! If you're traveling, travel safely gals.
Catch you later.
Rita
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Awww Rita that's so sweet
I would do the same thing, I have the biggest squishy spot for any kind of animals. P.S. - make you a deal... I'll ignore the laundry piles on my floor if you ignore your ironing... then we don't have to feel guily 
Whoa - I am sitting next to a window, and it is really coming down now!! Zoiks!!! Call in the hounds....
Guess DH will be on snow removal duty for a loooooong time today. That guy works so hard, and then is so selfless when it comes to me - and others... someday karma is going to come back to him & give him the hugest rewards.
I'm getting all goooshy - time to at least take a shower if nothing else, lol.
Hugs, Juliet
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Oh Juliet....maybe later I'll look for a BETTER quote for you. It is all about yin and yang. I have to agree though to an extent......there is more rain at my house now and I do have to go out later. Need to pick up my last check of the year and get it in the bank. Hmmm, I have laundry today too. That is as icky as the weather. Dh is on the early shift today and tomorrow and that is really, really nice though he left the house before 6:30 this morning.
I will be cutting ham ( my X-mas gift from work every year ) and putting in in portion sizes for two and then out to the freezer. Well, all except for what we will eat for Christmas eve and Christmas. The bone will be saved for the Ham and Navy Bean Soup for New Years' Day. Ah, what would we do without those good traditions.
Will probably keep a small amt. aside for the feral cats. Maggie and I always make sure they get a "holiday treat " of some sort every year and I"m thinking they might adore a piece of smoked ham. They bless me so much. They are so un-complaining of their lot and ask for nothing --- and though one ( the huge Siamese tomcat ) will allow me to pet him, the other is careful to keep an eye on the hole in the fence -- the emergency escape route. One of these days --- maybe after enough ham or turkey or rib roast has been presented --- I will have the honor bestowed on me of being allowed to touch that beautiful creature --- a silver tabby tiger stripe. The Silver Tabby ( if you are a super cat lover ) is a definite breed as opposed to gray tiger stripes. Of course to me.....being a cat qualifies period. Hope they will be able to stay dry.....and that it doesn't rain long ---- or stops long enough for them to eat.
Well friends ---- whatever you do enjoy ---- and I do hope for many a lazy un-complicated day spent at home where you are warm and dry, is what that is
Jackie
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Good Morning all!!
Wendy where's the "snow be gone fairy"??? We need it BAD here!! About 6 to 12 inches of that nasty stuff! Did I mention we have 6 sand trucks and 3 snow plows for the WHOLE COUNTY!!!! None of the stores here carry snow shovels as we never get very much snow and it "normally" melts in 24 hours.
.....Our hi for the last 4 days was 28!! Not a pretty sight! Guess I'll blame it on all the kids "wishing for a white Christmas!" LOLWishing everyone a Very Merry Christmas!!!!
Hope to check in later.....
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Here is a little something for Juliet......Laura, this is from your " It's Always Something " lady so you may like it too.
I'd much rather be a woman than a man. Women can cry, they can wear cute clothes, and they are the first to be rescued off of sinking ships.
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Aww Jackie you have little outdoor babies as well
How sweet. They will surely enjoy the ham. And that ham/bean soup sounds divine. Laundry ? What Laundry? heehee.Karin - good to see you. Yes, you guys have really been getting pounded with overly-wintery weather.
The whole dang country is one big winter wonderland!!!
Ok, I obviously still haven't gotten away from the PC, haha. But in my defense, I was working on my "dumbed down" version of my resume so that I will actually get some calls for the types of job I want now. I never understood the whole "you're overqualifed" nonsense. I'd rather call it "Well qualfied"
Like Mich101 told me at the lunch, they may worry I'll be bored. I need to figure out to alleviate that fear in them.Babbling again... I guess I have cabin fever!!!
Love to u all.... Juliet
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To solve the human equation, we need to add love, subtract hate, multiply good, and divide between truth and error.
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Jackie - I love the Gilda quote. I love Gilda - I remember watching her on SNL when I was very young & I probably never really understood most of the jokes... thanks for sharing that one
Juliet
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Is it this one Karin?Or......
Is it this one??????
Saw pics of Oregon/Washington this am.....you guys are soooo not ready for midwestern winters!
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Late Sunday before the snow....
Everything has about 1/2 + inch of ice NOW add the snow.....And they say we are in for another artic blast tonight or tomorrow AM!! I soooo don't like Midwest style weather! Stay warm!
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