My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer
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Not audiobooks but I listen to sleep stories on a couple different phone apps. One was Stephen Fry reading about some Lavender fields, one was John MacEnroe reading the rules of Tennis and my favorite was the old British Shipping Forecast, our like a light!
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my Alexa plays heavy rain sounds That’s what I fall asleep to. Soothing noise. I love it
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Me too micmel, when I listen to the sounds category, it’s “thunder storm rolling in”.
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in Vancouver heavy rain's our open the window noise
I planted bulbs! We had old tulips and daffs in the perennial beds but they haven't been refreshed and few of them came up this year. Then the online store where I was going to order last weekend but couldn't decide, they actually sold out of everything except hyacinth (which I ordered quickly before that sold out too) ! Just when I decided that yes, I wanted to get tulips and daffs. I was so bummed. But dh had to go to hardware store to buy a new garburator as ours died and he quickly wandered through the garden center and found some bulb packages. We planted everything and will either have nice spring displays or very fat squirrels.
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wake up mods. Get rid of that spam. Please. Offensive!!
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We had some rain and heavy wind throughout the day, it cleared up and not as windy.
I had a nice birthday dinner with DB, SiL, niece, her partner and one of my nephews. Turkey, stuffing, salad, garlic bread first. Then we took a break and older DB surprised me because I thought we would have the remaining peanut butter fingers but he made my mother's carrot cake which I always used to ask for. Needless to say, I ate and feel like I will explode but not in a bad way. Took home some leftovers for tomorrow. They got me grocery gift cards which I asked everyone for. There was nothing I wanted otherwise which was nice and Ferraro Rocher. Yum. Nice evening with everyone.
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Micmel, I saw that too. It was rude but more than that, it’s such a juvenile waste of time. I didn’t get the point, all that effort of multiple post but it was just stupid.
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I sent a PM to the mods to ask them to remove that baloney. I found it disturbing and insulting.
Hopefully the mods will get rid of it.
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I can’t believe someone would be that cruel. Man the nerve of some.
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Did I miss something? What spam?
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What happened?
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Morning all.
I missed the "spam". I haven't seen anything.
Just reading all your posts. Not much to add right now.
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Someone created a username, then bombarded the threads with stupidity.
Deleted the screenshots at mods request. Just some fool trolling.
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Really curious about the spam too.
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Mara, I just added screenshots above for those who missed it
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micmel and illimae, I love the sound of a storm and rain. My dog doesn't. I have a song that starts with the sound of thunder. I played it recently on my sound system with the good base. It started my dog barking. Oh well. I guess I could use headphones.
Glad I missed the spam post...
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Good morning all
SondraF I read the article you posted. It really hit the nail on the head. Covid has made everyone face their mortality a little but nothing like MBC to hammer the point home. I think I spend most of the time doing other things but when the thought pops in my mind there’s no ignoring it.
I didn’t see the spam probably better not to see.
My daughter in a small ceremony remarried her ex husband yesterday. They have five children were married for 17 years divorced for 4 and now they’re gonna try for happily ever after.
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Tanya,
What a beautiful family. And wonderful news. We have two friends (our besties) who did the exact same thing. Divorced for 4 years and then remarried. They are living their happily ever, so best of luck to your daughter and son-in-law. Congrats!
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Tanya- Beautiful pic of your family.
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Tanya..needed that nice story. Thank you.
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Tanya - beautiful! May their love continue to grow and fill their hearts.
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I had to go renew my driver's licence today and omg, that's going to be one horrible picture. I mean nobody looks good in them anymore (we're not allowed to smile in them now because of facial recognition software) but I made NO effort. Didn't bother to throw on a wig, had no make up, no eyebrows, nothing. Now I wonder if I'm going to regret it. I have to pull it out at every medical appointment as it also serves as proof of having BC healthcare & it's going to be insanely bad. I think I might look like an old hungover man..... I'm going to have to make up my mind to find it funny
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Guess a breastcancer site is not safe from stupid trolls. Oh well, they cannot wreck our day.
I am no longer walking such long distances up and down hills. I was in too much pain yesterday, back sore from being stooped on the way home. Not worth it. I am combining mini elliptical which is ergonomic on my sofa and allows me to sit around and pedal after meals. Shorter walks, maybe more than one are in order. I may walk one way to a further locale, but the bus will get me over the hills on the way home. Still walking and pedaling to keep up legs. One nice thing with the pedaling is I can use my bed table to hold my computer on and do all my lazy stuff.
I have so much food from dinner yesterday, we had turkey, stuffing, salad etc. Going to split it up and freeze smaller meals together. Surveys, laundry and tv are the only other things on the agenda
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That is a lovely family photo Tanja - talk about capturing 2020!
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Tanya, beautiful family and wonderful story of rediscovered love. So nice to hear happy news for a change. That is wonderful to hear.
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Tanya,
What wonderful news about your daughter and her husband. Thanks for sharing the beautiful picture.
Mara-I too love walking and keep pushing myself so that I can stay strong and happy. I find for long or hilly walks, that walking poles make a huge difference for my back. I have numerous healed bone mets in my back-the poles help me to walk straighter and also give a mild upper body workout. You might want to investigate them for yourself. Mine were not cheap ($70) but I have used them for over 4 years. I don't need them on short walks but they are a necessity for anything over 3 miles.
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I will definitely keep those in mind Chicagoan, thank you for the suggestion. There is a nice steep hill at a park nearby that I can practice on as well. I don't mind the idea of a 3 mile or 5K walk for sure, just not bothering for 12 km walk. I did not walk today but wound up pedaling my cubii elliptical from the sofa for 3 hours, I got warm and stretched in between sessions. Felt pretty good and loosened up some muscles. I also think an earlier bedtime tonight will be helpful.
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Tanya~So precious!!!! What a great family photo. May they have that happily ever after.......♥️
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Moth, I just had mine done also. Wasn’t too thrilled. The person asked me if I want to smile lol odd how things are so different.
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Moth, I no longer wear makeup myself, just cannot be bothered when having to wear a mask. Don't need to fuss with a mask with all sorts of makeup. Most of the time when I am out, I get warm and sweaty so I want to just toss my mask in the wash (mostly wear Mels), put each one in a separate mesh bag for wash and rinse cycle and just hang to dry. I do wear a wig because I honestly cannot stand to see myself without hair. My wigs do make people think it looks like real hair as well. Speaking of hair, I really do need to clipper the biohair I do have, it is getting longer at the back and starting to get the bozo vibe again.
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