Day 2 without my Mac.
Nothing good on TV.
The paint on the wall is starting to look interesting.
TOD:
From the bedroom to the bathroom.
DR vixmom, that damned property will most likely be the thing that kills me. I don't think it will ever sell.
DR vixmom, that damned property will most likely be the thing that kills me. I don't think it will ever sell.
We need a miracle here.
Of course I need a few of my own, too. And don't we all. But this one's priority. :)
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
Day 2 without my Mac.
Nothing good on TV.
The paint on the wall is starting to look interesting.
T.O.D.
I don't recall how long it was, but back in the 1980s, I'd walk/jog around the lake at Calabasas Park a couple times a week.
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When I was in high school I spent a summer in Barcelona. Bookending the trip were a few side trips to London and Paris. I had no money in Paris but I wanted to see the city, so I walked everywhere for five days until my legs were sore, sore, sore. But I saw a lot of that city. Loved every step I took.
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When I was a teenager I participated in the March of Dimes Walkathon for several years. That was 20 miles.
DR vixmom, that damned property will most likely be the thing that kills me. I don't think it will ever sell.
We need a miracle here.
Of course I need a few of my own, too. And don't we all. But this one's priority. :)
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
DR vixmom, that damned property will most likely be the thing that kills me. I don't think it will ever sell.
We need a miracle here.
Of course I need a few of my own, too. And don't we all. But this one's priority. :)
Perhaps Ginny can go plant a St. Anthony on the property. Isn’t that the one who is supposed to help sales?
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
We're gonna need a bigger saint.
Thursday morning greetings! I'm getting ready today to leave tomorrow for a long weekend in Michigan with my sister. Our high school's reunion picnic for the classes of the 1950s and '60s is Sunday and we're going to represent the classes of 1959 and 1968. Looking forward to seeing a lot of friends, especially the ones from 1969 who will be there for their 50th. Our husbands both opted out this year...
Today, I have a meeting with a vendor rep and one of our selectors. However, the selector has been out sick a couple of days this week. Hopefully, she'll be well enough to be at the meeting. If not, I don't really know what the meeting's about...only that I was asked to be there. ::)
August is of course my birthday month, so any gifts you want to send me as the days go along will be appreciated.
I'm up, I'm up - seven hours of sleep. If it's to be a refurbished engine it will be around 4500 bucks, considerably cheaper than the dealer. But if he can rebuild what's there it will be cheaper so he's getting the car and we'll see what's what and then I can make a decision.
DR vixmom, that damned property will most likely be the thing that kills me. I don't think it will ever sell.
We need a miracle here.
Of course I need a few of my own, too. And don't we all. But this one's priority. :)
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
When I was in the hospital for my appendectomy at age eight, the lovely nurse we'd gotten to know a little bit from her frequent presence in my hospital room gave me a little St. (Somebody) medal as good luck on the morning of my surgery. I kept it for quite a long time afterward, and I'm sorry to say it's been gone for many years.
I have this memory of her putting it in my hand on our way up to surgery, but that's probably not accurate. I also "recall" that she was Amish -- though that doesn't seem right, either, as I'm not sure they would have taken jobs in the cities. But maybe care-giving jobs? Or maybe she was Mennonite? Oh well, what do I know? Not much, obviously.
Anyway, all of this was to say I don't even remember the name of the damned saint. :)
Important envelope did not arrive. Not good. Praying for tomorrow or this weekend is going to be hellish and who needs THAT?
BK, are you familiar with Uber Eats. You have a wide choice of restaurants, and it is quick and painless.
As for groceries, in the Northwest, all of our major grocery chains (Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyer, etc.) offer grocery delivery. And if we have it in Washington state, I am sure you have it in L.A. The prices are the same as in the store, and usually the first delivery is free.
I saw my osteopath today. He must not have had another patient right after me because he spent a lot of time with me. I usually feel rushed, as the twenty minutes they allow just isn't enough for us old folks. We had a lot to discuss. He also sprayed the skin spots that didn't disappear the last time he sprayed them. Ugh.
Day 2 without my Mac.
Nothing good on TV.
The paint on the wall is starting to look interesting.
I went to Whole Foods Market afterwards, which is in the same complex. I wanted a sandwich, but the line was too long, so I just bought things off the salad bar and hot foods bar. I bought some of their potato salad, which looked really good, but proved to be the blandest potato salad I've ever had! Their food is usually quite tasty.
My blood work seems to be ALL good news, if I read the results correctly....time will tell.
As for groceries, in the Northwest, all of our major grocery chains (Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyer, etc.) offer grocery delivery. And if we have it in Washington state, I am sure you have it in L.A. The prices are the same as in the store, and usually the first delivery is free.
I checked into Von's delivery once. It was $13 for delivery. I find that rather steep. Is that what you must pay in Washington, TCB?
Thursday morning greetings! I'm getting ready today to leave tomorrow for a long weekend in Michigan with my sister. Our high school's reunion picnic for the classes of the 1950s and '60s is Sunday and we're going to represent the classes of 1959 and 1968. Looking forward to seeing a lot of friends, especially the ones from 1969 who will be there for their 50th. Our husbands both opted out this year...
I saw my osteopath today. He must not have had another patient right after me because he spent a lot of time with me. I usually feel rushed, as the twenty minutes they allow just isn't enough for us old folks. We had a lot to discuss. He also sprayed the skin spots that didn't disappear the last time he sprayed them. Ugh.
If they return more than 3 times I suggest getting them biopsied.
I went to Whole Foods Market afterwards, which is in the same complex. I wanted a sandwich, but the line was too long, so I just bought things off the salad bar and hot foods bar. I bought some of their potato salad, which looked really good, but proved to be the blandest potato salad I've ever had! Their food is usually quite tasty.
I am a big believer in asking for a taste before purchasing. Those salads often look better than they taste.
I saw my osteopath today. He must not have had another patient right after me because he spent a lot of time with me. I usually feel rushed, as the twenty minutes they allow just isn't enough for us old folks. We had a lot to discuss. He also sprayed the skin spots that didn't disappear the last time he sprayed them. Ugh.
If they return more than 3 times I suggest getting them biopsied.
They didn't return; they never left in the first place. He said it can take two or three times.
I went to Whole Foods Market afterwards, which is in the same complex. I wanted a sandwich, but the line was too long, so I just bought things off the salad bar and hot foods bar. I bought some of their potato salad, which looked really good, but proved to be the blandest potato salad I've ever had! Their food is usually quite tasty.
I am a big believer in asking for a taste before purchasing. Those salads often look better than they taste.
The store was quite crowded and I was in a hurry to leave. Not the nicest way to shop!
thanks for the delivery prices, Jane.
So, early this afternoon I plugged my 2 year old iPhone into my newish computer in order to get some music from my iTunes library to listen to via Bluetooth in my brand new car. I inadvertently “updated” my phone to 2012. It was a mess, but 6 hours and a trip to the Apple Store later it’s as back to normal as it’s going to get. And Richard and I managed to sync my phone with my car without having to visit the dealership. Oh, and I did manage to transfer the music...
Poor little Timbo was indeed murdered this afternoon with another dog. Thoroughly adoptable, he was passed over as the ACC reprieved six dogs and gave them two more days to find rescue or die. I am heartbroken. I would have adopted him to save him, but I cannot afford the adoption fees at the moment. Fostering him would have cost me nothing.
Pray for Rosemarys baby
As for groceries, in the Northwest, all of our major grocery chains (Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyer, etc.) offer grocery delivery. And if we have it in Washington state, I am sure you have it in L.A. The prices are the same as in the store, and usually the first delivery is free.
I checked into Von's delivery once. It was $13 for delivery. I find that rather steep. Is that what you must pay in Washington, TCB?
I looked up our local Fred Meyer and it says "A $5.95 delivery fee and a $6.00 service charge will be applied to your order at the time it’s placed.".
For a fee comparison:
"Curbside pick-up is available at many Fred Meyer stores throughout Oregon and Washington for a fee of $4.95".
So, early this afternoon I plugged my 2 year old iPhone into my newish computer in order to get some music from my iTunes library to listen to via Bluetooth in my brand new car. I inadvertently “updated” my phone to 2012. It was a mess, but 6 hours and a trip to the Apple Store later it’s as back to normal as it’s going to get. And Richard and I managed to sync my phone with my car without having to visit the dealership. Oh, and I did manage to transfer the music...
As for groceries, in the Northwest, all of our major grocery chains (Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyer, etc.) offer grocery delivery. And if we have it in Washington state, I am sure you have it in L.A. The prices are the same as in the store, and usually the first delivery is free.
I checked into Von's delivery once. It was $13 for delivery. I find that rather steep. Is that what you must pay in Washington, TCB?
Gearing up for the small Indiegogo campaign we have to do for the Creature DVD - just want to do it right - the money goes to all the authoring and getting it to look as good as it possibly can. These things are never cheap, and I have to, of course, pay for the art, pressing, and printing. So, it's the production side that I need to raise the dough for.
As for groceries, in the Northwest, all of our major grocery chains (Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyer, etc.) offer grocery delivery. And if we have it in Washington state, I am sure you have it in L.A. The prices are the same as in the store, and usually the first delivery is free.
I checked into Von's delivery once. It was $13 for delivery. I find that rather steep. Is that what you must pay in Washington, TCB?
First of all, it depends on how much you order. The more you buy, the less the delivery fee.
For a fee comparison:
"Curbside pick-up is available at many Fred Meyer stores throughout Oregon and Washington for a fee of $4.95".
Milo Ventimiglia is on Jimmy Kimmel.