Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
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Thanks again for the good wishes ... today was a relaxing day because the mammo is behind me.
Kaara, I know you are right behind me for the 3 years. Strangely, as I get further out, I feel more nervous. Should it be the opposite? Not sure ... I think it is just so different for everyone. I have not had a diagnostic since my BC dx.Pjc, I do remember you being here before. There are ladies here who are relatively new and they have fit right in. It is a very friendly group and, as you probably know, we talk about everything. Feel free to change the subject, ask a question....or just hang out for awhile. Welcome back.
Anne, after reading your bio, now I understand why you are traveling all the time. If I were to retire, I would probably be on the road most of the time.
Ahhh retire? I never thought that word would sound good but it does. No plans yet. I'll be getting Social Security soon, but will keep working.Carole, sorry to hear you got wet! (that, of course, is not the worst part) Do you wear water shoes? I don't like to touch bottom if I don't know what's down there! I think it is awesome that you are kayaking. I tried it last summer and it was a little unsteady for me.
Sandy, hope you are having better days and nights.
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Morning Gals! Okay, it's raining out, so that puts a stop
to my early morning painting!I just have the gate to paint now.... It is a cream
color, with Kelly green trim.... I painted the fence..... oh never mind, I'll
just take a picture when it is finished.Welcome PBJ.... Oh wait, it is PJC? Okay.... that it
shall be..... unless you WANT to be PBJ! Ha! I used to be all serious and
afraid when I first joined this forum, the older women's thread...... but you
can tell, I have come out of my shell....Shut UP Cammi! See, we have this Cammi person that hangs
around a lot of places, and she and I just have the bestest time, teasing each
other.... She will bring up how Ooooooold I am.... which I am, but she makes it
sound even OLDER!Yes, you should be posting here.... You can say things to
us, that your own family wouldn't want to hear, or understand... Yes, we are
"old" friends.... Ha, ha!I can just SEE Cammi running with THAT
remark!Jackie keeps us somewhat normal... but we all love each
other...Morning Anne! You guys are younger than I am.... I'll
be 77 tomorrow... I KNOW it sounds "old" but the closer you GET to it, makes it
a little easier... AND I am still here! So that's the good
part!Sorry you lost your Husband Anne.... I can't imagine how
that would hurt.... We have been married almost 57 years! I like reading
about your family!That's funny, about your Son's girlfriend! Yes, or if she
mis-behaves, we will all come out there and smack her around..... OR your
Son.... whichever you say.....No Kaara.... Our Doc's don't want to hear when we go
against their orders.... Same with my Oncologist....I quit the Tamoxifen, for different reasons, and she was a
little miffed! Oh well!Hello Ohio! I don't think I said "Welcome" to you? I
MEANT to.... so hope you like to post with us... I'm ASSUMING that you love
Ohio? Ha, ha! I mean I was just being silly there....Carole, you getting wet, reminds me of me and my Daughter
keep promising each other that we are going to run in the rain together! It
just sounds like fun, so we will DO that someday! Just hold hands, and run
together in the rain, laughing the whole time!I am the serious one of the group.... me and Cammi.... can
you tell?Morning Mommarch... I'll ask about my Platelets when I go
in also.... I was notified that I need a bone density test..... just because my
hip broke.... so I'll go do it, whatever it is....Glad you can relax Joan! Congratulations on the clean
Mammogram!Blondie..... Hello again girl! Just PLAN on moving to
Florida someday! That can be your dream come true! Don't let anything stop
you.....! My DD is a Realtor in Orlando, so if you want her Web site, I can
send it to you!The homes there are a lot more reasonable than they are
HERE in this area of Denver.We paid $24,500 for this house in about 1970.... before
that we were renting for $60 a month...And NOW, this old little Victorian would be selling for
$350,000.... in this "West Highlands" area...... When we were kids, this was
just called old North Denver, but we have become sophisticated now.... we are
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Come join us, I've been here a week and they've made me feel welcome
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Good Morning everyone---I've missed so much I can't even catch up--so I'm poppin in with nothing in my head (shut up Chevy), but I miss my breasties.
I know Carole is still out of town, to early to come back--but the weather has been to my liking here, but super hot in other directions,,
As u know I went to a long party last weekend, recovery time 3 days LOL--I have another this weekend and a super long one the following week-end. All of a sudden I've become a party animal. This summer I'm pushing myself to go to everyone's party but then I'm so exhausted fter and in pain, but I don't care, I've tired of saying no--so I show up looking like whatever and I have my fun.
Chevy has a BD Thursday bwhahahaha.
I hope everyone is doing OK---and Welcome all the newbies, if ther are any.
My workspace has been set up already and I've been a little busy and usually when I don't feel like talking, but I pretend.
OK I won't stay away as long now I have to ketchup on everything and everybody.
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Oh good Morning Puffin! I missed telling you that! It's still raining here, but we really do need it..... AND only 57 here.... What is it in ND?
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Chevy: it's 60 this morning here in North Dakota, sun shining and supposed to get to 82 this afternoon, the perfect day. The rest of the week is supposed to be the same.
pjc71: have you made a decision on your treatment? I'm 62, almost 63. While I was waiting for my oncotype score (under 10 meant no chemo, hi score chemo definitely recommended, and in the middle "we'll discuss it"), I prayed and prayed and asked God for a definite answer, either a low or hi score, none of this "we'll discuss it crap". Well, he answered my prayer, my score of 27 was almost on the high line of the graph. So chemo it is. I've had the first session. It did cause my divertic to flare but some cipro/flagyl got it under control and I'm back to my normal diet, even eating my Fiber One bars. Hope to start some probiotics once I'm off all antibiotics to try and protect my gut during future chemo. Good luck making your decision, only you can make it, but once you've made it then be strong and live life.
I just finished reading the book "Mind over Mind", and I DO believe our expectations affect what happens to us. I try to be proactive in protecting myself from what could happen, and I believe I can deal with whatever develops.
Mimi: I love that you're a clown! Isn't your clown class in Buffalo, MN this Saturday? What a fun day you're going to have
Di: Lew and I spent a month birding in Alaska a few years ago, you're going to have a wonderful time on our cruise. When do you leave?
It's killing me that I can't eat my raspberries this summer, that was the one food the chemo class said you just can't clean well enough with the Veggie Spray to make it safe to eat. And my patch is so prickly it's not safe to go out and pick them to freeze later, so I'm letting friends and the birds free use of the patch. I can enjoy my 2 pots of cherry tomatoes, though I'm used to just plopping one in my mouth as I walk by and now I need to bring it into the house and clean it first, but they are sooooo goooood.
Are you ladies familiar with Segways? Lew and I each have one. I haven't been able to ride mine much this summer, first because I'd had my rotator cuff repaired in Apr and wasn't able to get my arm high enough to control the steering, and then because my legs were too unstable from the chemo to stand on it. But my arm is pretty good now (not easy to continue doing shoulder rehab and exercises while recovering from breast cancer on the same side, I was diagnosed 5 weeks after my shoulder surgery). And tonight we're going to ride the Segways down to the park for a picnic with Lew's retirement telephone group.
Well, time for me to go out and fertilize my flowers. I'm going to try and post a couple pics of my yard.
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Welcome, pfc.
Anne, your background story helped me understand the back and forth between FL and GA. My sister-in-law who lives near Atlanta and is a nurse worked at Emory hospital for a number of years. You had a good hospital for your surgery and treatment.
It was high 50's here when I got up at 8 am. DH and I are taking the bikes somewhere on the bike trails where we haven't biked yet this year. We'll bike a segment of the trail, from one place to another and back to the starting place. Later we have a list of food items and paper products (paper plates, napkins) to buy at the Walmart in Park Rapids. We're out of sandwich makings so won't bring a picnic lunch. Instead we'll eat lunch somewhere.
SO glad I never have to go for another mammo. Haven't had one since 2009 when I had my BMX.
This is the 3rd year I've been walking past Foxy's Bar & Grill on my exercise walk. It's less than a mile from the campground. Last night dh and I went there for supper. Tues. night is taco night. The inside of Foxy's is quite pleasant and very clean. Lots of couples there. We both ordered the loaded nachos and a draft beer. We saw a plate of the nachos at another table and they looked good. AND the nachos were good with the usual ingredients including ground beef, sour cream, lots of melted cheese. According to the waitress, the chips were home-made. I assume she meant the cooks in the kitchen cut up tacos and bake them until they're crisp.
We were back home shortly after 7 pm and watched the Mark Twain doc. by Ken Burns on a PBS station. It was really interesting. Although dh dozed through part of it! And he loves Mark Twain's writings. I'm looking forward to the 2nd part of the doc.
Mommarch--and anyone else--what's the situation with platelets? I know I could look it up myself but mommarch already knows.
Have a great Wed.
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Puffin, we were posting at the same time! Your flower beds are lovely! And how interesting that you and your dh ride Segways. My dh has wanted to try riding one. They're unusual enough that we always notice people riding them (like police).
I've taken on the job of watering a neighbor's flowers during the week when they're not here. And I've also been watering some barrels full of petunias here in the campground. I enjoy looking at the flowers and don't want them to suffer.
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Carole: I'm just over in Fargo, we've ridden our bikes on those Park Rapid trails too, beautiful country. You certainly chose a good week to be there, weather is supposed to be great all week.
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Puffin welcome and from ND, that's an unusual state round here, I think. U garden is beautiful and I know it takes a lot of work. And I love pics, if I could do it u'd see all kinds of them here. Sorry about the chemo hope it goes well for u.
Carole U sound happy like u always do. I'm glad. U and u'r DH do so many things that sound great.
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pjc71, everyone was very friendly when I joined. I think we all like new members so feel free to jump into any of our discussions that interest you.
Anne, an engagement, how exciting. Are they planning a big wedding?
Teacher, the dress was darling. I love seeing handiwork, so thanks for the picture.
Jackie, I did not realize that at one point only you and Chevy were posting. This forum helps to keep me centered and encourages me to be more active. I tend to be a happy loner, so I don't say much in my posts ... but I sure get a lot of encouragement from reading others' posts.
mommarch, what is an ONC?
Blondie, hope the pulmomary doc check goes well. Joan, happy that all is well with you and the check up is behind you.
Carole, I am like Joan ... I don't like to touch bottom when I don't know what is there. When I was young and went to swimming pools, I did not like the feeling of the locker room floors. Oh, I hate wet bandaids too.
I better get moving ... grocery store and deadheading flowers must be done today. Have a good day everyone.
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Boy, I am still asleep this morning ... my post was based on the last page. I'll be back later to respond to this page.
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Even if your efforts seem for years to be producing no result, one day a light that is in exact proportion to them will flood your soul. ~~~~~~~ Simone Weil
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'Morning everyone
Kaara- I live in Cooper City. My daughter lives outside of Atlanta, and my son outside of Charlotte ( in SC) so we have used Greenville as a meeting spot several times, either to "exchange" me when I wasn't up to making the drive myself, or just to spend the day together. In fact we met there for Mothers Day this year and enjoyed the Art Festival. My DDIL also had 2 miscarriages, one an ectopic pregnancy. Drs could not figure out why. She was seeing a chiropractor for a back problem, and out of the blue he asked her if she was having a problem with childbearing. When she told him, he said it was because her hips were so far off center, that one hipbone was actually crimping her Fallopian tube kind of like you would crimp a hose. She had no problem conceiving- the embryo just couldn't get to the uterus. Three months of adjustments and their daughter just turned one in June. Amazing!
Joan - I retired very early- I was maybe 55. My husband had retired 6 years before I did and promised that he would take over all the normal household chores. He did take over the laundry, but would leave all the clean, folded clothes on the kitchen table. He would occasionally empty the dishwasher, but would leave the pots, pans and Tupperware on the counter. His version of grocery shopping was to tag along with me, question the price or need for everything I picked up, always adding treats for himself that were not part of his diabetic diet. After one full year of retirement, he had cleaned each of our two bathrooms, one time each. I hired someone to clean the house every two weeks, and eventually he got a part time job at a cruise line, which worked out very well. My decision to retire was very sudden. I was the Student Affairs office manager and was handling 90% of the work although I had 1 or 2 partners, depending on the enrollment. Unfortunately, no one hired could handle the constant chaos of the office. Not only did we have all the attendance and discipline paperwork, we also handled late sign-in, early sign-outs, etc. but more urgent, we had to be aware of everything going on, knowing, for example, who was sitting in the office for discipline and who was waiting to be picked up early. Having five kids of my own, and having been a foster parent with anywhere from 7-9 total kids at a time, multi-tasking was my middle name. I loved my job. But there were a lot of issues going on at home. Bobs health was declining, each of the kids had issues, some normal growing pains, others more serious. Can't remember exactly what was happening with each, because that is normal for my family every day. I was talking to my brother on his birthday and going down the list of family issues. When I finished, he just sighed and said he wished he could help. As I hung up, I realized I only had 3 things in my life, God, family and work. Of those, the only one I could eliminate was work. I told my husband that night, and my administrators the next day. I finished that year. It was good timing, because within two years, Bob was on dialysis three times a week, and had Dr appts for his other issues at least one other day each week. I was very fortunate that we could survive without my salary, and my not working did not affect us financially at all. I had been a stay at home mom for more than 17 years and we had learned to live on one paycheck. I now live on SS, and a VA survivor benefit, as Bob was a 100% disabled VietNam vet when he died. He had worked 32 years for the telephone company and it wasn't until years after his retirement that he found out diabetes is directly related to Agent Orange. He was in the place the used the largest amount at the time they used it. From that came vision, heart and kidney problems.
As usual, this was much longer than intended. Hope I am not boring the heck out of all of you.
Anne
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Chevy, Happy Day Before Your Birthday and good wishes for a Happy Real Birthday.
More later.
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Anne, I was part of a hiring committee at a job. We chose the woman who had put raising 5 daughters on her resume. We figured if she did that, she could cope. She was wonderful and had the job until her retirement.
Illinois lady, Is your avatar your cat? We have a very similar looking foster cat. And we just got a cat into the shelter that could be her brother.
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Well, I'm really behind and not sure this will work if I try the preview option so will try to go somewhat from memory. First, I'm sorry to hear about your test results mommarch but I did find where low platelets can also happen from medications your taking, or alcohol ( I doubt highly that is your issue) but also other diseases and or infections. Still, you have to check to be sure.
Puffin, that is a really pretty garden says the person with the brownest thumbs in Illinois. Was good at growing things for some time, but I think now I'm too rusty and I learned the hard way that Dh sees anything I plant as though it is a target to go through with the garden mowing tractor dead center. Have erected all sort of barriers. Apparently, the garden tractor can dispense with cinder blocks somehow.
Sally, I think it was you who didn't know that the Older Forum almost disappeared. It is a somewhat long story, but from time to time people come to a Forum and feel like they can say or do anything -- no matter how disruptive. A person of that description found her way to this Forum. She is no longer on BC. Org. but while here things became so upsetting ( to others ) and disruptive that the majority of the posters went to another thread which one of them had opened. This person also went there. As Chevy and I had been on the Older Forum for quite so time I did not want it to be lost. So, for a few days I posted alone, then Chevy took pity on me and started posting with me. In time, and with my pming some others who I thought might enjoy being here, we slowly brought it back.
I don't think we still have the numbers that were once here, and not that I would mind if we did, but it has been easier to keep up with the posters who do like the little group that has evolved from that incident.
Just so no one would think there is anything going on here only -- a lot of BC. Org threads and forums on occasion, have undergone some upheaval. The moderators try very hard to keep things on an even keel and I think for the most part they do an outstanding job -- but this is a big place and there are lots of "personalities" and you can well imagine how easy for someone to take umbrage or feel wronged in some way. Sometimes we miss-understand or get our feelings hurt or who knows. This is why we try to avoid too much conversation directly on touchy subjects --like religion or politics. They are important aspects of our lives but it seems many flare-ups start with these two things. So, when we do talk about them.....we attempt to keep it low-key and very non-judgmental.
I am so happy we are still here and very viable.
Anne, I had forgotten as well why you traveled back and forth so much so I'm glad you touched on that again.. I don't know but sometimes....things fall out of my gray matter even faster then they fell in.
Hi to Cammie today and Blondie. I know you posted but that gray matter is un-decided about just what....only that it wad germane.
I think I've babbled on enough and need to go get myself a cup of the good stuff. That would be coffee. See you all later.
Blessings
Jackie
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Chevy - yes, losing Bob was the hardest thing I had ever been through - now it is a toss up between that and BC. I was hospitalized after my first round of chemo with a UTI. Just recently, my daughter told me that while in the ER(in a bed thank goodness) I just kept crying and asking her where Dad was. She says I got increasingly agitated, until I was pounding the mattress, cursing a blue streak ( totally out of character) at Bob for taking so long to get there. The nurse finally asked Nancy where he was and why wasn't he there. Nancy mouthed to her that Bob had been dead for over a year. The nurse gave me a sedative. Minutes later, my son arrived- Nancy had called him a 5 am to say she needed help & he immediately drove the 3 1/2 hrs from Charlotte. I saw him, grabbed his hand and said , it's about time, and fell asleep. Funny thing is he doesn't look like his Dad at all. I don't remember any of it.
Re Tim's engagement, he has really picked a winner. She is beautiful, sweet, smart and incredible. He has sometimes chosen girls for their looks, but with Nissa, she is the whole package. We met her for the first time the afternoon before my husband passed away. They had only been dating a few weeks. She was at our house as soon as Tim called her the next morning, and stayed for the full 6 days till his funeral ( he died Labor Day weekend2012). Knowing no one, she immediately joined in, changing beds for incoming family, washing dishes, doing loads of towels, etc. it was like she had been family forever. She told me Sun that she has been in love with Tim since 9th grade, when she would write in her notebooks "Mr & Mrs. Tim Bourne, Mrs Nissa Bourne. Even though she ended up at a different high school, she attended every one of Tim's basketball games, all 4 years. It is much more likely that I will be calling on you guys to straighten Tim out when needed.
Anne
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Wren, the cat is just a picture from the Internet, but we have had three cats in our list of too numerous to mention and you'd faint at the number, cats so every now and then I put on a couple of cat pictures. I usually use roses as they were my deceased mother's favorite flower but I decided maybe I'd change for a few days.......then I'll go back to the roses.
Just got asked ( if you are a cat lover it comes natural ) if I would take another cat and the answer will be no. This person had no business picking up this cat. Now even though I already told her that it needs to be "fixed" and then could be taken back where she found it, she does not want to do that because now it is not feral. She brought it into her NO PETS ALLOWED apartment and she feels it was tame when she picked it up and just tamer now. SIGH !!!!!
It is not that I don't care....it nearly breaks my heart, but I struggle daily with the amt. of animals I feed and care for and all of my social security for the most part goes to just these animals. So I really don't need someone doing something they should not have and then involving me in it. Sometimes being responsible should not involve you if it means you have to break your previous agreements with a landlord. Also, it is un-fair to all concerned when you have to involve a third party yet to CLEAN up your dilemma that should not have happened in the first place.
Well, you can see I'm irritated a lot. I'd love to save every cat there ever was and dog too. It is not possible and I have had to learn to turn my head now and then because there is a bottom line and I was too close to it quite a while ago. So, I don't appreciate this person putting me into this situation. She says rather than turn the cat loose, she will have it put down. Hope she is just telling me that. I'm discouraged and a big disgusted at the moment, but that will pass.
See you all later.
Jackie
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Well...I've had the day from you know what...first the dental cleaning...I hate that new thing they use before they start to clean...it has a high pitched whine and makes me think of a drill that is going around my gum line...not fun:( After that I went by the title company with all my documents and waited there for over an hour while they picked through my trust to see what they needed. At least they are bringing the paperwork to my house for me to sign tonight, so I don't have to attend closing. I don't want to see that buyer...he has been such a PITA, and seeing me will give him an excuse to ask for additional repairs, etc. It was then too late to head up to see DGD and she was very upset. How do you tell a five year old that was expecting you that you will be there tomorrow. That might as well be forever to them.
Chevy your story about the high prices for historic neighborhoods reminds me of my BF's uncle who was telling us about a home that sold in his neighborhood for some ridiculous high price. He couldn't believe it. I tried to say that well, people were willing to pay more to live in a neighborhood that was "older and considered historic" to which he replied with that southern drawl of his..."No...they're just stupid!"
Anneb...my DD lives in Davie....not far from you. She has one of those little ranchettes.
puffin: Your flowers are lovely....I so miss my garden! Hopefully by next spring I'll have a little home in Greenville so I can enjoy planting flowers again. We're living in a rental now and it is pointless to plant anything as I won't be able to enjoy it for long. I planted some containers and that's about it.
Carole: Nice of you to take on the job of watering the neighborhood petunia garden, so everyone can enjoy it. Those are one of my favorite flowers but they don't grow at all here in S. Florida...way too hot.
Have a nice day everyone!
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Wren- when they finally started letting me sit in on interviews, that was my first question, although I think it is illegal to ask. In my job, the more kids you had, the better suited you were for the job - no question.
Anne
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What great pictures Anne.....thanks. Gave me something wonderful to focus on other than former friends who don't understand why I would not be thrilled to take in another cat.
Jackie
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Hello All!I don't post very often, but a few comments.
Anne - loved your photos! Your son is so handsome and Nissa is lovely. What a wonderful couple. I am especially close to one of my DILs - she's such a doll, so I know the blessing of a good one:-)!
Chevy - Happy Birthday early in case I forget to post later. I love your posts (and Cami's!) - you are both a hoot & just too much fun!
Welcome Puffin and best of everything to you in your treatment. I'm one of the "oldies" in active treatment also & it's good to know just how strong and resilient we can be.
Blondie, thinking of you and saying prayers that all goes well at your next check up.
Pjc71 - Welcome back - have not heard from you in awhile. As Jackie mentioned, you posted a few weeks ago seeking advice on whether or not to do chemo. I sent you a private message which I hope you received. We have a very similar triple negative diagnosis. I just completed 5 months of chemo last Thursday - I'm happy to say with relatively minimal side effects. I am so grateful that I had such a positive experience as TN is particularly aggressive and sneaky with no years long hormonal therapy available to us, unlike some of the hormone positive bc's. I have my radiation set up appointment tomorrow and hope to start 7 weeks of daily rads soon. Then I'll be done - Yay!!
Jackie, as always, thank you for your positivity, thoughtful comments and inspiration.
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Chevy - early HAPPY BIRTHDAY for tomorrow. Hope you have a great day.
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Puffin, do I see a peony bush among the beautiful flowers?
Carole, those nachos sound great ... a dinner out idea! ... thanks for sharing.
Anne, you weren't boring me. I am sorry that your DH died young. It sounds like you two led a very busy life. Your story of school office life reminded me of the wonderful support people that kept the schools were I taught running. I really enjoyed the photos ... beautiful couple with stunning smiles.
Hi Jackie, MomMom, and Wrenn44. Cami, is the job keeping you busy ... summer air conditioning probs? Jackie, thanks for the historical info on this thread.
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Hi MinusTwo ... hope all is well.
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Hi Ladies, boy has this thread been busy.
Anne I loved u'r pics. What a beautiful couple. This is such a happy time for u'r family and all the planning.
I know I'm not keeping up rigt but Kaara it's nice to see u and I'm glad all of this seling stuff is coming to n end.
I've been a little busy with work. u'r right A/C's and generators are a big thing now and if u know my computer skills this is all a challenge to me, and when I'm having a not so good day I have to talk to people in detail so I'm faking a lot. I'm running out of excuses why I make mistakes so I wrote a list to the guys, basically it said no matter what I do there will be no reason to bother me about it, just figure it out. Well today I really thought I was writing to my boss and somehow I wrote it on a reply to a company. I said (well these facts are true) Bananas have 50% of our DNA so when my brain acts all mushy, blame the banana.--I'm sure this is of interest to this company who doesn't know me from Eve. Oh well, I'm glad this day is done. LOL
I hope everyone has a good nites rest and waking up remembers Chevy is another year older.
Mommarch I'm sorry but this was in my brain in the back--(blame the banana) it is somewhat common to have platelets be off the wall for some time after all this crap--I'm sure they'll be on it for u and there are meds for it too.
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Lovely flowers.
Had what I believe was my last surgery today. We got home from hospital about 3 and I had a nice nap.
A few years back, we paid more for a car than our first house! I don't know if it says something about our first house or the car. That house was small and we remodeled it while living in it. Guess we didn't learn because we remodeled our last house. It meant profit though and nice kitchens for a couple of years before we moved.
We had been promised rain and got a whopping 1/10 ". That doesn't even count!
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As I work tomorrow....I'll send your birthday cake tonight Chevy. Love you my friend. I hope it is a most wonderful birthday and that your day is filled with joy from the minute you get up tomorrow till the time you go to bed.
Blessings
Jackie
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Just a quickie note before I call it day. Lew and I did ride our Segways to the picnic, my boob did a little more bouncing than I was expecting. We were careful to sit by healthy people and I touched nothing, Lew even squeezed my ketchup on my hamburger so I wouldn't have to touch the bottle.
Sally, you have a good eye, yes there two peony plants that bloomed earlier this spring, a red one and a white one.
Tomorrow is my day 14, I've been noticing a few more hairs falling on my keyboard.
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