I hope all went well for you today! ❤Almost time to leave for my facial cancer removal surgery. Out walking and met a friend out walking as well. She said after my surgery I will look young on one side and old on the other.. Alrighty then.
Took me a moment....but I got it!LOL for a moment I thought- "why is she burning books?"
Would you mind consoling my frig, too?!!!Last night I dreamed my refrigerator was standing at my bedside, sobbing.
I cleaned it today.
I am good, it’s just starting to hurtI hope all went well for you today! ❤
What an interesting analogy. "Building a car from parts is exponentially more expensive than buying one that rolled off the assembly line". You sure have a mind for business.Bulk manufacturing is nearly always a lot less expensive than making things at home by buying single parts from retailers. Building a car from parts is exponentially more expensive than buying one that rolled off the assembly line.
My sister was a whiz of a home sewer. When I started purchasing trim, we were shocked to realize she was paying (literally) more than 10X the amount for 7" nylon pant or skirt zipper that I was paying. The difference in button prices were even wider.
Of course, I was buying identical items by the thousands in one go, they weren't individually packaged, and I bought directly from YKK, Talon and button dyeing companies (nearly all buttons on women's garments were dyed-to-match back then). Same volume pricing applied with lace, fabric, etc. I paid 7¢ per yard for 1" white eyelet when prairie skirts were hot as a pistol (and one time literally placed an order for a million yards - the company owner nearly had a stroke when he saw the purchase order but eventually thanked me for my foresight). My sister was paying over a dollar a yard for that eyelet trim at her local fabric store.
The US stopped producing fabric domestically partly because of international price competition and partly because the process is highly polluting. Wealthy countries are appropriately reluctant to permit factories to dump dyestuffs, finishing chemicals (including formaldehyde) and other pollutants into their rivers and groundwater. Poorer countries are oftne less persnickety about pollution, minimum wage, safety standards, child labor and so forth.
Is hubby Hercules? That sounds like an unrealistic amount of work to get done. Please take it easy and allow yourselves time to recuperate.I'm so tired! Today hubby and I finished cutting (and cleaning up) 4 days of yard work. He cut down 18 trees, and trimmed 2 massively neglected crepe myrtle bushes.
Oh, I almost forgot....I also got 2 permanent crowns today, too.
Sounds like you have good self-care skills. You are being a good example.I had a rough night with my illnesses; therefore, feeling more poorly today, and I will have to try, and hope for some extra daytime sleep.
Watching a few wild birds out my window first
(cardinal and finches, so far)
and I am having warm beverage and food, and dropping in here, for a little comradery, social interaction, and smiles, to add to my day.
My thanks to my friends, here.
Perhaps yours is just hungry. You could give it some food,Would you mind consoling my frig, too?!!!
I love my heating pads! I am trying to get through the winter without using heat other than my heating pads. But some days I weaken and turn my heat on low. I am looking forward to seeing my energy bill to see if I have used less energy or if I am effort has been a waste. But I think this year everyone will have a lower heating bill because we are having unseasonably warm weather.As most of you know, I have a lower back problem caused by herniated discs , and so have to have regular use of heat pads if I've been lifting anything much or standing in one place or driving too long.. I;d be lost without them .I've got the 'rucksack type'..which is one for the upper back with over shoulders straps to prevent it from slipping off, and is also great for the neck as well .. and I have 3 Long snake like ones which are the ones I generally use for my lower back.. never left any behind anywhere thankfully..
Lucky you. Our nutrition sites are handing out food to go but we still can not sit inside and socialize. The two community centers have some activities going but do not want people coming inside to eat or drink. This is really awful because it means not seeing many of the people I have enjoyed laughing with since the first lockdown. I miss the joking around that we all enjoyed so much.I went down to the senior center and helped serve lunch. I was hopping ! It was very, very busy! And then came home and rested. Whew!
That sounds a little scary. Do you mean you have had a bad reaction to the shot? I am glad I have had 3 shots and no problems. I was worried because I have heard some bad stories. But because I am paid to visit with elderly people, I felt I must do everything I can to avoid being a carrier so I took the chance that I think comes with the shot.Sitting here remising about a year ago when I got the Maderna Cov-19 shot. An all the problems I started having 2 days later & still have a year later.