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Paw, I have that same tv and live it.
Chevy, yes I went dancing. Not good at it, but love it.
I have been telling the doctors about the pain but they all blow me off. However, I see a new doctor on June 9, so we shall see what he says.
The problem with my pain is it's so inconsistent. I guess that's why they are not concerned.
Sorry about the murder stuff, that's awful.
However one of my friends just lost his 3 year old GGD she drowned in her GF pool. So very sad.
Of course I'm still behind but going for a nap.
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LeeA the Bellas asked me to tell you, " Hello, and we miss you so much!"
Paula
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Just dropped by to see who else was awake at 3 am, EST, because I am
I just bought and am wearing an UP bracelet by jawbone which tracks how many steps a person takes during the day and also how that person sleeps during the night. It seems to be accurate. Now I know how much sleep I get and also how much deep sleep vs light sleep and what times I was awake, as it shows up in graph form in an app on my phone. Its been interesting so far. I'll be curious to see what it records tonight.
I got it at the apple store after a woman I met in a clothing store, who has also gone through the same cancer treatments I had, showed me hers and explained that it helped her to be sure she got enough walking done each day. It's a lot easier than using a clip on pedometer as I used to do when I was trying to get going again after chemo.
Meanwhile I can hear my daughter's hedgehog running busily in the wheel in his cage in the other room. They are nocturnal. If I peek in at him he stops running and scuttles off to hide under the napkin he loves to burrow under.
It sure is boring to be awake at this hour. Maybe I will go downstairs and make some camomile tea and see what's on TV. Nighty, night!
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Morning Hortense! I have never heard of an UP bracelet! That is amazing! Are you sure you just didn't make that up? Ha!
I think most of the gals on here could use one, because nothing worse than going to bed, and not being able to sleep! Not me.... I have always been able to go to bed early, and get up early.... except when I took Tamoxifen! Then the night belonged to IT..... As soon as I stopped taking that drug, I was back to normal.... I mean as much as I COULD be....
Hedgehogs are just the cutest! Are their habits more like Gerbils and Hamsters?
Well welcome anyway... Hope you hang around awhile.....
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*Owlettes*
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Yes Teka! No messes.... unless you mean of course the chicken-coop? Or maybe our garage? I need to go organize it again.
I just set the table for all of us! Lunch in the garden!
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*Thank You*
Lovely!
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beautiful! Im on the way!
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OK give it a rest Chevy, u didn't do that--did u???? It's to beautiful. Well I picture u as a plate ad fork type with paper towels for napkins, Oh that's me.
Welcome Hortense Hope u come back this thread is usually going 24/7 for the most part. But that braclet sounds so cool. I've never heard of that either, but then again I still wonder how the mood ring works. So just stop by anytime--we're around.
Hope everyone as a great day and I again love the pics.
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Yum! What are we having? Waffles AND Chiliquilas, pleeease?
2ta - I didn't completely finish my post before. I hope things are going a little better. As to your daughter.. I was a REAL lilshit to my mother for many years. I don't know why.. sometimes I think it was because she is such a strong woman & so loved that it was like her personality would overshadow mine if I got too close. I think, maybe, I had to reject her in order to figure out who I was separate from her. But I can't imagine the hell I put her through. I didn't ever for a second stop loving her, though..
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Ahhhh! GOOD one Lilshit! Both of our Daughter's have different personalities.... One is a "take charge" kind of gal, and the one that lives close to us, is really mellow, and happy all the time.... She is easy to be around!
No! We are having Spam casserole and Noodleburgers, and Watermelon..... Anything else? We need lots of carbs.... and oh! chocolate cokes and screw-drivers.
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Wow Chevy u cook a lot, I hve never had spam, that's strange I guess. When I shopped I kind of shopped like my mom (when I cooked) cuz that's all I knew so we seldom had can food in our house, well now we do but none of us ever buy spam. Strange.
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So I suppose you've never had corned-beef hash either? Or Chipped Beef gravy on toast? THAT is the best! My Mom always made Noodleburgers.... Has been a favorite for the whole family.... even still! It's just chopped hamburger, browned, and then you add lots of chopped onion, and celery. Then add one can of Rotele tomatoes, and a can of tomato sauce, and a can or 2 or 3 of water, and let it simmer..... When tender, then add about 10 or 12 oz of your favorite noodles, or farfelli, or even shells! Let it set together a few minutes, and eat it all up! I love it with corn on the cob, and hot bread.
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Yum, Chevy! Corned beef hash and creamed chipped beef on toast, that's good stuff. My dad would make reubens for us too. You're making me hungry!
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That's also known as chit on a shingle if you were military
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Hubby & I had spaghetti dinner at a local Fire Department.
Nice warm sunny day!
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Teka sounds good.
Oh I love corn beef hash, and with breakfast it's the best and chit on a shingle--I like that too, but I never could make it when I was married both my ex's were in the service and they din't like it at all, but my SIL makes it sometimes and yummy--Oh and my DD2 makes a super Rueben dip and she doubles the recipe so we have some here too. Yummy And actually Chevy what u'r mom made sounds good, just mix all this good stuff together and put it on u'r favorit PASTA and it might be all right adding romano cheese and peppers and oil. That's the Italian in me.
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Thats me......the obnoxious looking one..lol just finished the two day cancer walk. Marathon and a half. Had a blast...
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my fam....my cheerleaders.
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I'll catch up later...gonna rest my feet. Hope all are doing well
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Congrats Susan!!!! It's tuff to do, my DD did a 3 day while I was in treatment. Many owie muscles.
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Teka - DH was a volunteer firefighter before we got married, and I was in the Women's Auxiliary in the mountain community where he lived. We put on SO many pancake breakfasts, spaghetti dinners, tri-tip BBQs, and ice cream socials at the firehouse - all as fundraisers to buy more equipment. The funny thing was, everything was FREE. We just asked for donations. We got tons of $$$ that way. So many poor families up there put in what little they could; the next guy would drop $50 in the coffee can. SO much fun!
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Susan - you ROCK, Woman!!!
Love the pics... love your obnoxious quirky spirit! Now rest those tootsies.
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Susan, you rock girl! Pretty lady!
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well done Susan! that pic is great, you look on top of the world.
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Now THAT'S a beautiful happy family! Congratulations Susan!
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Susan, having the Mods stop by is like having the school Principal come into the class and tell you "Well done Susan!"
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