how about drinking?
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ChISandy-I love Sephora. So smart about the travel size mascara!! My Moët was the white star, I believe. It was a beautiful color and I just enjoyed every sip. Charleston SC is where "my" restaurant week is. I would love a slice of deep dish pizza every now and then from your town!
Camilegal-yes!!! Sunday brunch!
Native Maine-yes...I am on lexapro which is good because it is “allowed” on tamoxifen. Pure luck there.
Warm hugs to all!
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Just poopin in,
Sandy I always liked Sephora and bought most of my face and make-up there and used a lot of philosophy for facial and perfumes. But over time not being able to shop and now Leslie can't do any for me, I depend on-line to shop and of course I don't make the money I made before so I am a real bargain shopper. So over time I've found sites that carry some of the products but much cheaper and of course products that I never heard of LOL but facial stuff I do use the better products. Cuz that needs all it can get. But no matter what mascara I have used in these years u could never tell cuz my lashes are so short and few, so I had to keep trying and finally people think my lashes have come back and my eyes look brighter or I would never pay attention to these goofy ads. Oh and then I saw u can buy so many Sephora products on HSN and QVC much cheaper. So I started on there too. I used to be frugal, now I'm just plain cheap.
I know I'm blabbering like I do sometimes but I slept from 6=9pm. My phone woke me and I thought it was like 5am for work, well it was work but at 9pm. OK I'll stop. See you later.
LUBS U ALL
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Still sick. I don't think it's food poisoning or noro. I did run a very low grade fever yesterday, struggling to reach 100. As for throwing up, that only happened twice. The waves of pain are not as intense, and don't seem to be lasting as long. When the wave of pain comes across, it feels like its right below the middle of my rib cage, however my tummy hurts to the touch just below the belly button. Rib area in my back is sore now, from tensing up and laying around for the last 2 days.
Sandy, I wasn't at my doctor, it was my husband's dermatologist, which I guess you can get sick ANYWHERE!
Hoping no one is getting caught in these terrible storms that are coming across the US.
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Had a great day yesterday. Learned how to make smoothies with a friend. She had fantasticideas about how to freeze things and make single freezer packs for a daily smoothie. We laughed about the mess we made in my kitchen! Then we went shopping at T. J. Maxx. Sounds boring, but we have such fun looking through things and finding bargains. It was as normal a day as I have had since the diagnosis! Our South Carolina Gamecocks even won their basketball game. I did have a couple of glasses of wine to make it a complete day. No cold rain yesterday or today!!! It will come back over the weekend and I have chemo on Friday. All in all, good times!!! Hope everyone is having a good week. Love that champagne cocktail. 🍾❤️
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Thirsty Thursday! Going to be an interesting day today with and interview this afternoon and meeting with a friend for coffee after. I'm going to have fun picking out an outfit from my closet full of "real" clothes (not scrubs) to wear. Definitely not going to be a dress or skirt, the temp is all the way up to 5 degrees, what little breeze there is feels bitingly cold. It was so nice to have Sadie to cuddle up to last night.I think she liked it, too!
Goldie--so sorry you're sick, it sure does sound like food poisoning. Glad you feel better, praying you are all better very soon. Ah, got the appointments mixed up, not unusual for me. Still glad you got through themud ok. And good luck with the appointment next week. Am I reading that right, 5 FEET of snow? Youza! That's got to qualify as a blizzard! Holy The Cow, indeed!
Chi--Good point.
Cammy--you poor thing, having a panic attack at the doctor's office! Low Vitamin D can be a problem for lots of people, especially people who don't get outside in the sun without sunscreen very much. Hmm, maybe it's time for me to start taking it again. I sure as shooting am not doing any sunbathing this time of year! This position does have potential, but I want to find out some things before making any decisions. But that's what interviews are for, right? Never heard of Oberweis Chocolate Milk, is this a gourmet brand of chocolate milk? Should we consider adding a Chocolate Milk Bar to the HTL?That would be fun!
Adult Chocolate Milk
Ingredients
- 2 ozs cream
- 2 ozs kahlua
- 4 ozs chocolate milk
- 1 oz vodka
- ice
- chocolate ice cream (optional)
Instructions
- Add ice to a glass.
- Combine the cream, Kahlua, vodka and chocolate milk and shake.
- Pour over the ice.
- For a great extra touch, balance a small scoop of chocolate ice cream on the top. Yummy!
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Got my results of the blood tests, everything is good except my Vitamin D3 is at 19! It hasn't been that low since 2010, course lately I have been lazy and not been taking it. Doc suggests 5000 IU in the cold months and 2000 IU in the summer months. Suppose to help with breast cancer some how, I have read articles that it does and read some that there is no proven results. I'm still going on it because it helps our bones. Then I read another article saying that you need to take magnesium along with the vitamin D3, got that going for me, I take it every night. Now the reason you are suppose to hold back on drinking is the liver, tamoxifen's side effect can give you fatty liver and so can alcohol, so if your liver count is good then a cocktail here and there is okay. I ordered a B complex from Amazon, suppose to be the best
https://www.amazon.com/NATURELO-Complex-Vegetarian...
I just ordered the regular one not the one for women.
I wish we all were a bit in the area, would be fun to get together and share stories, thoughts and of course some cocktails.
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Trying to post a picture and it isn't showing up!
It was a phrase saying 'sometimes I drink water just to surprise my liver!'
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Goldie- I know several people who have had the flu and a really tender stomach. Heard it from more than a few. I hope you are feeling better soon. Hugs sister.
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Goldie you poor sweet girl...I hope this crud leaves you very soon!
LomLin-I wish we could all get together too! Imagine all the beautiful cocktails we could order!
NativeMaine-good luck with the dressing up in 5 degrees!
JCSlibrarian-go Gamecocks! My daughter will be entering as a freshman at Carolina this fall!
Camilegal I slept from 8-10 pm and felt like I’d woken up in another world. Had a killer migraine that’s sticking with me today a little bit.
I’m taking my oldest to a 2 day cheerleading competition this weekend...super happy because I didn’t know if I’d be able to make this trip! I do have a tiny spot on one of my incisions that started to open up and bleed/drain today, but not a lot and I’m going to wish it away I think. I have a message in to PS just in case.
Goodnight beautiful, wise women!
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Well,saw the doc, he only asked me questions, listened to my lungs and tummy and pressed on it. No labs, no trip to the ER and a script for Dicyclomine, 3 pills a day for 4 days. Just said it was a stomach virus. Took one pill right away while in town, and by the time I got home, I was already feeling a lot better. It's a little "blue" pill, so DH and I were laffing about that! DH has a RA appt. today in Flaggstaff, 2.5 hour drive and wants me to go with him. I was dreading the drive down our dirt road, almost a half hour of lots of big bumps! Our road back here is horrible!!! And it's only 6 miles. But we are taking my FJ, which rides smoother on the road than his truck.
NM, yes I said 5' of snow, but I think that is like in the higher elevations in the mountains. Regardless, Mother Nature is hitting a lot of the country. Can't wait to hear how your interview went.
JC, we make smoothies too, recently I have been using beets in mine, some celery, carrots, and fruit with a little bit of fruit juice, usually a cran/rasberry. Also will throw in some flax. My DH likes to put peanuts in his too. I keep all my fruit frozen so I get like a slushy. The beets really give it a pretty color. I've also used kale in mine too. Add enough fruit and you can't even taste the veggies. So glad you had a nice time with your friend, those moments become more special than what you would think.
Lom, another one with good results. And another good reason for a cocktail to sailabrate. LOL at the water surprising the liver! Where were you trying to post the picture from? I know you can't take FB pictures, copy/paste. But pretty much anything off the computer should post. Sometimes when I see something funny on FB, I will go to google and look for it in images.
Wiggy, a few of us have met in groups. I met with about 6 other loungettes in Vegas, most have left the boards, but MemaSue and Dara were there. I have met with Sue several times, I've stayed with her, met her at her cousins in Phoenix and stayed with her there and she has been to my house as well. NM went on a cruise with about 6 too, and Mema was a part of that as well, even tho I don't think she was feeling all that great. So glad you are able to go with your DD to the cheerleading comp. Please keep a close eye on that incision.
Cami, speaking of incisions, is Leslie still hauling around Zac, the vac? Don't you have something going on today? Scans?
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Cami, is this it? It's the only one I see on their website. $24.00, 10% off and free shipping. I'm ok with that, and I'm due for some new mascara. Mine is getting too old, probably more than 3 months!
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Hi ladies- woke up early to the sound of pounding rain. Another storm has arrived and I will be winding my way up to the mountains today to my yoga retreat I do every year at this time. The area I will be going to will most certainly be getting snow today.
Bit of a crazy week, I found out on the sly that my contract on my current gig may be getting termed end of the month. Trying to get some answers on it from the VP who directly manages my work but no answers yet. They had initially offered me work through December, and am closing up that awful move project, but my other project is not done until March. If they want me to wrap up by end of January, then next week will be the week to tell me contractually. Stay tuned for more news next week!
Letting go of the consulting world drama and off to my annual January yoga retreat in the mountains. Filled with 4 sessions of yoga, delicious vegetarian dinners and breakfasts, nearby hot springs and possible snow shoeing. It is raining here today, probably snowing up there and expect it to be a wintry weekend!
This will be my get away spot for the yoga retreat this weekend:
Next week I will be back to work for four days and then off to San Diego Thursday evening. I found a spa nearby and going to make an apt to go on Friday while my friend is working. She was not interested to go with me over the weekend, but think it will make for a nice time on my end. Going to call them this morning to make an apt.
https://www.destinationhotels.com/lauberge-del-mar...
Wishing everyone a good weekend and a good three day weekend if you have MLK off from work!
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Hey question for you ladies out there. I have seen the oncologist 3xs, the first 2 he did blood tests, guessing looking at the liver count,etc. but the 3rd time was his assistant and she didn't have me do blood tests. Is this a standard to do when you visit your oncologist every 3 months?
I don't wear mascara anymore, most of the lashes are either tiny or sparse. Can you really get a mascara to make you look like you have lashes again?
Well it's friday, and pay day yay.
Not looking forward to the snow coming starting this afternoon into Saturday.
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LomLin-This mascara coats your lashes with “tubes”. It may work for you. I swear by it. I have always had terrible eyelashes.
https://www.blincinc.com/us_en/mascara-amplified
Goldie that cocktail cracks me up! Cheerleading is....well, something! But I’m so happy to be able to go. Glad you are starting to feel better!
Jazzy, San Diego is one of my very favorite places. Enjoy your trip!
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy TGIF day!I am a bit excited today, yesterday's interview went really well despite my being late (I went to the wrong facility first, talk about scatterbrained) and have a second interview next week. It's an exciting position as Staff Education/Development Coordinator in a Nursing Home that is a free standing, not affiliated with any hospital or system, not-for-profit, locally governed and operated. The Board has already approved the position and the space--a suite with a conference room, office, and teaching room. So, any prayers or good thoughts would be welcome next Thursday ayem!I'm not saying anything at the current job just yet, but I did have a fun dream about walking into the office and giving my notice and having the whole place fall apart last night!Very entertaining dream as the building literally came apart in pieces and disappeared! Everyone was left standing in the snow that was coming down. I'm not sure what that says about my imagination or my psyche or my pride, but it was a very entertaining dream! Sadie says Hi to everyone!
LomLin--Wow, that is one low Vit D3 level! It would be fun to get together. Maybe someday I'll travel across the US visiting HTL Loungettes!Sometimes pics don't show up, and it's frustrating! Love the idea of drinking water to surprise my liver!
Wigging--I did good with the outfit, eventually.I started out with leggings and a top and jacket, decided the leggings weren't quite professional enough, changed to a pair of dress pants, didn't like the top with the pants and changed the top, the only things I kept from my first choice of outfit was the jacket and earrings! I don't usually fuss over how I look all that much, so this was really kind of funny! Good for you for getting to the cheerleading competition! Be sure to take some dressing supplies with you just in case, and be careful how you move to keep things from getting worse. Sorry about the headache/migraine. They are horrible!
Goldie--dicyclomine is a good stuff for calming down irritable tummies and bowels. Glad it's making you feel better. I can imagine the bumpy rides must not be much fun. The big storm coming in this weekend is really the first true storm of this season, with 2 feet of snow predicted.To be a storm to my mind there has to be at least 2 feet of snow coming, less than that is just snow, not a snow storm. I really feel good about how the interview went.Got the forms for background check and the official application form to fill out and take back with me. I have to admit I am beginning to hope I get this job.
Great cocktail!
Notice that Maine will be in the 15 to 25 bottles shades of purple???????
Jazzy--I am so jealous of your yoga retreats! They sound so rejuvenating and so wonderful. It probably helps to have some advance notice of the job ending. Both spas look absolutely lovely! Drive safe and then enjoy! Unfortunately for me, MKL Day is a half-assed holiday in Maine, some places closed, some aren't, and of course where I work it's a full work day.
Wigging--interesting mascara!
DOTD:
The Cheerleader
Add a little vodka, cranberry & orange juice to a light beer for a cheerful cocktail!
Ingredients
2 oz Vodka
14 oz of Light Beer
2 oz Cranberry Juice
2 oz Orange Juice
Garnish with a lime wedge
Tools & Materials
Serve in a Craft Pub Glass (20 oz)
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WTF This is the 4th time I've been trying to post, one time I went into all Spanish, but not even on our pages. And now I see all the other new posts that weren't there before---Where was I, how can I get lost sitting in one place.
Lori yes that was the first one I saw, since then I've seen others and they actually have made me look like I have lashes, it's kind of fun then,,,thanks for posting it cuz i don't know how. I'm glad ur feelin better.....YAY U'e had this exact thing before thinking it was food poisoning.
Jazzy I can't member butwasn't there a book like "Travels with............." Now it should be Jazzy. Even tho u work like mad, u still go like mad so glad for u.
Kim I'm always jelly with u and Sadie cuddling, cuz I always want to. Our snow for LomLin, Sandy and me will be starting around 3PM an go thru the nite til noon So we'll see what happens. See y I want Sadie.
Oh LomLin the vit. D thing is craycray, I take it just once a week 50,000 units, now my number was like half of urs but ur is way under too. I told u I'm blaming everything on this now, tiredness, more achy and most importantly bitch extreme <I don't really think that's a side effect but I'm going with it> I've forgotten this once a week thing, but I think I'm going to member it now.
I was a cheerleader for one yr, but it looks like a lot more fun now and fun to see ur DD in it. And now Kim turned it into a drink, like she always can. so we all get to celebrate.
I was sleeping from 6pm last nite thru the whole nite, then Dan called at almost 3am asking if he woke me up, I said that's why u called??? well h never knows rime actually when he's doing paperwork so he asked me his question, how much does he owe me, chit I have no idea, but he'll be around today sometime. What a nut.
Another one of my favorite words cocktail
LUBS U ALL
OH PS LORI Les doesnt have Zac anymore but now another Dr. sais she never hould hve been taken off of it...She really is going crazy lately and I can understand why.
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Hello Ladies!
Started my three weeks on Abraxane this morning. WBC was high normal so hoping it doesn’t drop too much. I really want to complete the full cycle this time. Found out my husbands band played at the chemo nurse’s wedding in 1996. What a small town/world we live in. Took a nice nap and now will be up all night from the steroids.
NativeMaine: That job sounds great. Hope it is not too far from your home as the commute in the snow would terrify me.
LomLin: I take two 2000ie Vit D daily in the winter and one in the summer. I get out in the sun more then and wear sleeveless shirts when walking without any sunscreen. The levels stay pretty normal.
Wigging: I want to start yoga. Any advice? Congrats on your daughter going to USC. I got my masters from there.
Goldie: started my day with a green smoothie Will definitely have some merlot tonight.
Tomorrow will be another “rest” day watching football and raindrops!
Have a great weekend everyone.
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Saturday! Bright, sunny ayem here, no sign of the big storm that'scoming, that has been consistently downgraded as time goes by. Predictions are now looking at 12 to 18 inches, not 2 feet. Probably going to mix with sleet/freezing rain at some point, very yuck, but over with by Monday ayem. So not so much a storm, really. But we'll see, I've seen us get 3 feet when a dusting was predicted as often as vice versa. Sadie spent quite a while out in the yard chasing little critters under the snow, came in with a VERY cold nose and proceeded to stick it on my arm to warm it up! I suppose it's only fair, I use her as a bed warmer at night, right?
Cammy--I think your computer needs to be exorcised to get rid of that post eating gremlin that picks on you! Sadie would love to visit with you, I bet. She really knows how to identify dog people and who she can get lots of treats from. I can' imagine Dan calling at 3 ayem and not realizing what time it is from being buried in paperwork.Makes me giggle. Poor Leslie.If the new doc thinks she should still be on the VAC why doesn't that doc put her back on it???
Librarian--the Staff Educator job is just as far away as the office I currently work in, about 25 miles, about half an hour's drive. This is the commute I've been doing all my working life, except for a few times when I commuted twice as far. And going from driving from visit to visit to driving to work, working and then driving home will really reduce my in car time and gas costs. And being born and raised in Maine, I was taught how to drive in the snow from the beginning, and know when too much is too much and then I don't drive.
In recognition of the time of the year:
The Income Tax Cocktail
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 ounces gin
- 1/4 ounce dry vermouth
- 1/4 ounce sweet vermouth
- 1 ounce orange juice
- 1 dash Angostura bitters
- Optional garnish: orange twist
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake vigorously. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with an orange twist.
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Jazzy, I don't think we need to tell you to enjoy, but…..ENJOY! Current contract getting termed, is that a good thing or bad thing.
Lom, what is your diagnosis? Are you in active treatment, such as chemo? I have to do labs every 6 weeks, prior to seeing my onc.
Wiggy, can you share a pic of your lashes before and after the mascara. I want to get one or the other to try.
Cami it worked, I am now getting all kinds of ads on my FB for mascara! Can they get her back on the vac? It just seems like doctors now adays just do things willy nilly.
JCS, is abraxane a chemo IV? What did you put in your green smoothie? Had to have been a bunch of green stuff! I have to wait until the afternoon to have mine, as they are like a slushy to me, and not appetizing in the morning to me. I'll stick to my coffee.
NM, I think the dream meant adios, arrivederci, ciao, awwww heck, here ya go.
DOTD....IRISH GOODBYE
1 ½ oz. Coffee infused Teeling Small Batch Whiskey
½ oz. Brown sugar coffee syrup
½ oz. Half & Half
5 ½ oz. Maplewood Fat Pug Nitro Milk Stout, or Guinness or any Nitro Milk Stout
Whipped Cream
Add all the ingredients except the cream in a metal steaming pitcher. Let sit for a few seconds while the nitro from the beer dissipates. Steam with a milk steamer until the temperature reaches 170°F.
Pour into an Irish Coffee mug, and top with the whipped cream.
Garnish with a cinnamon stick.
*Coffee-infused Teeling Small Batch Whiskey: Mix 10 grams instant coffee with 750mL Teeling Small Batch Whiskey.
**Brown sugar coffee syrup: Heat 2 cups water, then add 2 cups dark brown sugar and 1 tbsp instant coffee.
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Goldie I did radiation and am done with it before I started seeing the oncologist. When I started seeing him he put me on tamoxifen.
Time to start my exercise, shoveling. Snow didn't start as predicted but got it later still snowing as of right now.
This was winter of 2011, there are three cars here in both our driveway and the neighbors. Pictured above. The picture below is the snow up to our 8 foot fence.
I believe it was February 1st. I remember shoveling with the neighbors drinking wine, this project took alllll day. Had to help out an older lady down the street get her car back in her driveway.
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Hello ladies! I'm new here (new to posting anyway) and so glad I found this thread! A really good balance of humor and caring for one another. Love it. :0)
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Welcome prissy! Cheers 🍻
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Welcome Prissy - you have found an awesome thread! Cold and windy here in sunny Alberta - -12 degrees
Seriously I am too tired today to read or reply to all you wonderful gals, heard 2 too many stories today of friends who are just diagnosed with stage 4 right off the get go! young fellow at 41, colon and livr, and lovely lady at 56, 3 inoperable brain tumours and lung cancer too! Cheers - Janice
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Hello, Prissy! Another South Carolina girl. Sorry you are here, but it is a great group to hang with.
Goldie: Abraxane is part of the taxane family and is used with metastatic breast cancer as well as lung cancer. It is supposed to have easier to deal with side effects. So far so good for me, but it is early on.
I have been doing a bunch of reading about genomic and genetic testing. I have an appointment with a counselor to see if doing any testing makes sense. Triple negative can be from the BRCA mutation, but no one in my family has ever had breast cancer. And I am talking about generations of family! Guess I could be the first one. What an honor. 😫🤦🏻♀️
Enjoying my weekend adult beverage. Hope the weekend has been good for everyone so far. How is the weather in Maine
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