yes it took me several seconds to realise what it said when they brought it out on the dessert.... the waitress went to put it in front of me.. and I thought it said ''happy Birthday'' so I pointed to my daughter and said .. no it's for her.... and DD said...No Mum look closely at what it says...I did! Very nice that they honored you as well.
I was in Walmart once, in the middle of the afternoon, and they were playing the Violent Femmes!I notice in Wal-Mart that the morning music is 70s soft rock and the like. In the evening it switches to the Baby got Back style, if you know what I mean.
I love them, but they're not exactly family friendly. I even stopped and texted my friends, but they don't like music, so the name Violent Femmes meant nothing to them. A few minutes later the song cut directly to something a little more moderate.
LOL..I always laugh when someone says that about being up early..... cuz it's 3.40pm here...
The author of that book, Dr. Michael Greger, is my go-to health and nutrition guru. His website: www.nutritionfacts.org is a wealth of free, scientifically vetted, information. He sells nothing but his books. No vitamins, supplements, etc. Almost never mentions or recommends brand names of anything. His book profits support his non-profit website.
Earlier I went to church for morning service where I went regularly before I moved to be near my son. I don't get there very often now so it was nice to see friends.
That's very thoughtful!Did you all see what the sign says on my dessert?...
yep she is actually , very thoughtful....
I have been meaning to organize my colored KN95s so I can easily reach all colors, then put away the boxes they are in (which are on the dresser). I also need to mend a couple of slips.
I've been well, thank you. Wish perpetual wellness for you and yours. Thank goodness your car repair wasn't major. It's too bad your transportation choices aren't good. Nice that you found out your natural hair color is attractive to people. I've never colored my hair, which is black, not even when grays started coming in. Of course, I cover my hair in public anyway. But even if I didn't, truth be told, I couldn't wait to get white hair. My eyebrows started getting gray after my hair started turnng.I am finally back online after a very stressful few days—I was too anxious and depressed to go online at all—and then an all-nighter last night in what was a mostly vain attempt to get caught up. I still have piles of work to do, but as soon as I post this I am going to shower and take a nap.
I have a lot of catching up to do here.
I was vastly relieved to only have to pay for that one part for my car; the dreaded steering wheel issue turned out to be a bent part of the fender that was scraping against the wheel well. I was limp with relief to be off the hook—for now. I have my fingers crossed that it stays that way. I spent time exploring the bus system and the availability of Uber and Lyft here, and the results were dismal. I definitely need a vehicle.
We're in the middle of a Winter Weather Advisory, with about 3 inches of snow today and about 3 or 4 more for tomorrow. Grrrr! But I'm too relieved about my car to get too grouchy. Still, it seems like spring is never going to arrive.
Anyway—I hope everyone has been well.
I had my hair colored once, too; I had blond highlights put in. (I've always wanted to be a blonde.) We had just moved here, so nobody really could tell the difference. Then, when my regular dark hair started growing back in, people started with compliments, ironically asking me if I'd colored my hair.I was like, "No, this is my natural color!"
Lesson learned. I leave my hair alone now. No gray yet, except a little in my eyebrows.
Beautiful pictures of the flowers and your dogs Packleader. It's nice that such beauty is so close to you.
When I went to the supermarket Saturday, I had a chat with one of the workers who always seeks out the Bowl & Basket Butter bread for me when I can't find it. She told me that her absolute favorite thing to do is to relax with a cup of coffee and read the Sunday New York Times. She said she prefers to touch that paper, even if she gets ink on her fingers, so she never reads it online.
Today I will be meeting my newaide. Also having a visit from the nurse Tatiana.
I am so impatient. I expect to feel better already. Today is only two weeks that I had the surgery
That sounds very similar to the way we shop here in all our towns.. all the stores are next to each other... so we can do pretty much everything in one outing ..so now that petrol is so expensive, I try to do everything in one outing, every couple of weeks
Ahem. Patience is a virtue. Problem is that virtue is its own rewardToday I will be meeting my new
I am so impatient. I expect to feel better already. Today is only two weeks that I had the surgery
Your new aides and helpers probably feel anxious about meeting you too.Today I will be meeting my new
I am so impatient. I expect to feel better already. Today is only two weeks that I had the surgery
@GoodEnuff ..I should have said that I was talking about stores in towns..generally speaking.... we of course have out of Town retail parks... similar to the US with all the big Box stores...
I hope all goes well!Today I will be meeting my new
I am so impatient. I expect to feel better already. Today is only two weeks that I had the surgery
I also combine certain errands based on their locations along wit a nod to outdoor temps and whether I'm buying perishables. 95% of my errands (including medical and dental appointments) are under 10 miles from home.
