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first time posting pics, just lost half others , will try again
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Reconstructive
One last try! We were guided by local friends so
not on tourist beaches
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Eyeore- those photos are amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Tell me about the woman with the guitar. What is the gold thing on her neck?
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Thanks ladies, it was a tough year, but I am on the mend but still need that Ativan, it slows my mind and body down, and I don't think I could sleep at nite (and get a good nights sleep) without the Ativan. Sad to admit I am hooked on a drug this way, I understand it is not that easy to stop taking it, have to easy off it ever so slowly. If I forget to take it (rarely) I find myself just walking aimlessly around my house doing nothing with no ideas of what to do with myself, I take my ativan, and soon I calm down and get in the kitchen to fix something to eat, do some laundry or whatever else is needed to get done. Read, knit, crochet, mow the grass, all the usual things that need to get done.
dsgirl
PS: Love all the pictures
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She is one of the aboriginal people living in the showcase village in Chiang Mai. She belongs to the tribe of Long Neck. Teenage Girls start placing metal rings on their neck, arms and legs, the more the prettier. Those rings they live with, not removed even when sleep. This lady is in her early 50s,and has the longest neck. she learned to play guitar and sings her tribe songs. The other is my friend with a fake ring on her neck ( open on the back) for photo op. The showcase village is a business set up showing different aboriginal people in their original life and arts & crafts. They were moved to live in there to entertain tourists but most men are working outside the village, only women and children there during the day.
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Loverly, that was so beautifully done thank you.
Dsgirl, sorry that you have been through so much. Welcome here.
Eeyore lovely.
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Ms. Sas, it was my pleasure.
Thank you Jazzy. 400mg Motrin did not phase it. Better today. It might be weather related, I hope.
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Just stopping in to say hello. Haven't been around this week but have a good excuse, I've been sleeping well, lol. However, I feel like I'm back in highschool and didn't keep up with the reading and now have no idea what's going on in class.
Hope everyone is doing well and enjoying a fabulous weekend. Don't know what its like for everyone else, but the weather in PA was fantastic.
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Hi Debian, good you can drop in to say hi. How was the bridal shower?
Eeyore, those pictures brought back memory of Thailand. Thank you. We know someone who is teaching in Chiangmai. Have never been there, just visited the beaches and Bangkok. Can't wait to see the pics of Cambodia. Would like to visit Angkor Wat someday. Khmer people are one of the ethnic minority groups in VietNam
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The shower is tomorrow. So excited I can't sleep.
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Oh, ok. Can't sleep?? It is amazing how the mind and body work. Too much of any emotions throw the body off balance. Have fun at the shower
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Eyeore- that is very interesting about the woman and the rings. Thank you for sharing that story.
Loveroflife- I hope whatever the hip thing moves through. Glad you are feeling a bit better.
Hi Debiann- I hope your shower goes great tomorrow!
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All is well in my brain. Whoot shoot! Now, this week is the PET on Thursday and the onc on Friday. This is where we find out if the Gemzar-Carbo is still working. I hope so. However I saw an onc from Hopkins this past Wednesday, and the next treatment will probably be Ibrance. It sure would be nice to escape the 3 hour infusion chair, but of course I want each drug to remain effective and tolerable for as long as possible, likes couple years each. I'd like to visit NED too.
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Eeeeeeeyore! That story so intrigued me, I had to look it up.
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ugh!!!!!!!!!! Gotta get my own coffee this morning, hubby is falling down on his weekend responsibility
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Morning Mom2.... You had to get your own coffee? Hah!... DH fixes both of our pots at night, so I just have to push a button when I get up with the birds... I drink de-caf, and his is regular.... So we have 2 little 4 cup coffee makers.
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Yeah, I did.
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Are you going to mention it to him? Ha! He didn't mean to.... he just forgot.....
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dunesleeper,
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No rain here!!!!
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Dunes, Doing the happy dance with you!
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THAT is the biggest Stag-horn fern I have ever seen! I LOVE them! All of your Flora and Fauna...... and little dog-face!
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got out for awhile and went to another castle. They had people in costume playing the original owners from 1860s. Kind of neat.
We head back to the middle of the country tomorrow, Kilkenny. It's about a 4 hour drive. Hope my head behaves.
Hope everyone had a good weekend.
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Full moon over Shiprock, NM last night. Not my photo, but worth sharing.....
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Wow!! Beautiful HD picture, Jazzy.
Dunes, you changed your avatar again. Is it because of my teasing. Is that a maple leaf? Indeed good news on the MRI!! Did they find out what was behind the problems?
Ms. Spookie, I love the look of little Spookie. It is as if she is saying "why are you standing there with that thing over your face? I am ready to go."
Ms. Smaarty, what does it look like inside the castle? Amazing how old the castle looks and it's still standing.
Mommy, just do it.
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the castle rooms inside are done up in replica furniture for the time period. Not all the room are done. Very tall ceilings, 12-14 feet high. Some still have original wallpaper, some have been reproduced. Most don't allow pics.of the inside. This is the garden from yesterday.
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Shower was a success!! The bridal party had a cooking lesson. That's me with my DD in the second picture. -
Nah, he didn't forget. He was suffering from what I call "One Way-itis". I tell him a lot when he gets that way that they name streets after him "One Way"
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Smarty- beautiful photos. I like the one of the smaller castle and the gardens outside. I could stay there forever! You are having such a great visit there!
Debiann- love the cooking class idea for the shower. What a cool idea! Good to hear it was a success.
Mommy- men, can't live with em, can't kill em, right? LOL!
Wishing everyone a good last day of August.
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