Wow. It's February already. Ended the month at the same weight as the beginning of the month, but at least I've stopped that slow creeping upwards. Now to get my mojo working.......mojo on a senior is not always a pretty thing to view.
Ubee -- Still stringing those days together?
Sam -- So glad you enjoyed your baby shower. I think the next thing you will inspire us to do is to be more social.
Fi -- Hope that today goes better for both you and Bob. Maybe it's time for a heart-to-heart with Bob to tell him how what he says affects you and listen to how your health issues are affecting him.
Porthardygurl -- I always appreciate it when people who have special dietary needs (whether it's for medical or personal dietary reasons) just bring their own food. I've had a couple who have provide me with a menu and expected me to in essence prepare a second and separate meal just for her (it always seems to be a her......). I did it once, but the second time I just told her that she should feel free to bring her food with her. She did and even admitted that her mother had bawled her out for sending any hostess a menu with her eating "needs." I put the needs in parentheses because they weren't for medical or weight loss reasons -- she's just an extremely picky eater. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the party. The food fight sounds like I would have enjoyed it about 40 years ago when I was your age. Now, probably would have enjoyed watching from the sidelines.
Donna -- Did we get separated at birth and are really twins? Asking for help is almost impossible for me -- too much pride (which cometh before the fall!). Yet I'm the first one there trying to help others. It sounds as though you've met a wonderful new person at church -- so happy for you. Hope you're able to get those swims in and keep up the walking as exercise seems to lift our spirits. On a side note, I love the way you phrase your sentences. Just differences in how English is used in our countries, but I find your speech patterns charming. I have to admit that I'm somewhat chuckling over the cat and dogs -- oh my.
Nice day yesterday with getting to see my older nephew and family. I took everyone out to lunch, sat between the younger boys and we solved all of the world's problems (they're much easier to solve when you're 8 and 5 since they revolve around what the other brother did or didn't do), and then went to look at the latest town on my list of possible places to live. I won't be living there! I got home and Bill had gotten home. He'd gone hunting and just forgot to tell me. For the newer chicks, Bill is my brother-in-law which I type in as BIL. Ubee thought I was referring to some guy named Bill and just didn't know how to spell his name or else he was really spectacular since I always capitalized the letters.
Anyway, he lives across the street from me and was gone for 5 days and forgot to tell me he was going hunting. He swears he did (and maybe he did), but I'm just glad that he's home safe and sound.
I have to run into town this morning for a bone density scan and then will go to Costco for a few supplies. Then home to work on the photo albums some more. Nothing too exciting, but it will keep me busy. Have a good day all.
