It sure is Ruthanne. Gee your schedule seems similar to mine lately. A couple of days ago, I took a nap at 4 p.m., woke up at 11:30 p.m. and hadn't gone back to bed by around 4:30 p.m. the next day. That happened because the night before I was also up by 1:30 a.m. and stayed up until about 5 p.m. I know what you mean about being too tired to do something, even when it's something that's not too strenuous.
How very sad that isI had no choice I've waited 2 months for this scan, because of Covid-19 the waiting lists are very long, so I had to just wait... it's been a very long wait , and now more waiting for the results..
There was no-one waiting with me for a CT scan, but there was one woman waiting for a different procedure. Poor girl, she was telling me about her own ailments and why she was at the hospital today , but then burst into tears telling me that at 47, her husband has a brain tumour.. and they have 3 small children...
. I don’t know who they are, but God will when I pray for then. And fingers crossed that your scan comes back squeaky clean too 
. So wanted to do 5, but it just wasn’t in me. Guess I will have to build back up to that goal.
I did custom sewing for many years.........so i know many of the challenges, a lot of patience, no end to the day or hours.
Oh, yay, someone else who walks a lot. Do you walk every day? Inside or out? A specific walk pattern or do you change it? Do you use a fitbit?Walked 3 miles today
. I walk 15 minutes every hour and the steps build up. I can not walk 3 miles straight, maybe 1 mile, due to nerve damage in my back, I have to rest a lot.
with husband, I will walk in the carport and outside if no snow or rain. But my body hates the cold. I think maybe double name-Bella Rose .
I used to sew. I took sewing in college
. (Two year degree) My two most notable pieces-a lovely jacket for a test. Unfortunately as I was finishing up I cut a large hole in the top of the sleeve. Disaster. Fortunately I could embroidery. Slapped a patch on, did embroidery over the patch, got an A plus. .
I had no idea you could take sewing as a course in college. SUPER for YOU.I used to sew. I took sewing in college
Second piece a pair of green giant patterned pants. I went to college under the GI bill and had little money for fabric or clothes. Once I learned to sew, bought a machine on layaway, and made all our clothes for a few years. We wore some interesting stuff, but it was the sixties, so no problems
I am a weather whimp too, so walk daily in our underground garage...and feel lucky to have that. I used to walk 5 miles a day but that was a few years ago. Since then very little walking, but at least I worked and got in steps that way. Now I don’t work, and can’t go anywhere so I have turned into a slug muffin. Gotta build up to that 5 mile thing again...trying to get a little closer each day.Oh, yay, someone else who walks a lot. Do you walk every day? Inside or out? A specific walk pattern or do you change it? Do you use a fitbit?
I am building up to walking 6 miles a day and am mostly successful-over 15,000 steps. But this is my limit. I wish I could do 10 miles, 20,000 steps, but I doubt I can. I walk mostly inside because of winter. I think I am wearing a path in my carpets
Course Friday, when Rose comes or Bella, again in name discussions
LOL! Have sorted and organized our place once and need to do it again. (Husband is a slow learner
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I do not know if you are being sarcastic or not but will give a serious response. It was still the era of “little Susie homemaker” wants a college degree even though things were starting to change. Although, lots of theses types of courses are available at colleges now, and were then.
What is MRD?
Thank you
Good idea. I, too, have been making to-do lists. Helps me to remember all I need to do. I check mine off too when things get done. I also make grocery lists.
LOL, I know better than to go anywhere near a grocery store without a list. My "intuitive" shopping doesn't mesh very well with the reality of my wife's meal planning.
It would be nice if all these companies used the same wording:
