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good evening folks , been thinking about crowe , he s taking a along break , hope he s ok . ted are u still singing or what ? taking a walk might be a good idea but not now cuz its dark and too cold . took a nap and had a dream , woke up thinkin i had that dream before why am i dreaming it again ? hope it doesnt come true . miz hope u had a good day shopping , im suppose to go to store but now am thinkin ah forget it ! hubby said we re going to get some snow tnite . im thinkin welli do need to go to town , nah not going . feeling blah today . xoxo
No way are you the bad guy. You are one of the good guys. You just have been dealt a lot of bad stuff. Please don't talk about yourself that way. It's just not true.
All the flowers that you planted mama, in the back yard, all died when you went away...and i know that living with you baby was sometimes hard, but i'm willing to give it another chance......
Bobbie made the 6800th this morning! We'll easily be 7,000 by Christmas, right? Hoping to hear some great stuff! Jen's cartoons were wonderful! Wish we could share with all!
I'm really tired of my well meaning friends who write of being exhausted from all the holiday parties they must attend. One can't decide what coastal beach house to rent in January. Such stress ...
Ted! When I went to the States the first time (1981) my friend Nancy taught me that funny song: "What's the matter you? Gotta no respect. What da ya tink you do? Why ya lookin so sad? Itsanotsobad-itsaniceofaplace-shutup your face" which was supposed to be what the Italian-origin mothers told to their kids who were born in the States! I liked that song so much that I still remember it. (together with: "When you go to Trinidad, all the boys'll be awful glad"... and so on) (My friends always took good care of my education) Until some minutes ago I did one of my most important jobs: "the cat heater". This is the job: a cat arrives from the garden, all cold and wet. He jumps on my lap and I have to dry him and keep him very tight, hug him with my woollen sweater and blow hot breath upon him, until he is warm and dry. Now I will start to do my secondary work, that is support this family! We are ready for the 1800 post, long before Christmas, as foreseen
bobbie, I'm glad to hear you are getting "undepressed" ! It gives me hope and strength to get through this crap. good luck and have fun moving the boat. ssk
A couple was touring a shipyard area in a coastal city of Italy when they saw a strange looking craft. They stopped and asked a worker, "Sir, is that a U-boat? "No," he replied, shesa belonga to da goverment."
making plans to move the boat and it looks like someone here may be going with me if the schedule works out. WooHoo.
met some guys last night who have boats here. Lot of drinking in the boat world. I left after having my salad and rolls to the tune of: Hey! ya coming back? ehhh....noooooo.
I have a Cat. Way more pleasant.
thought I'd mention this: It's been 7 months since mom died and I am now pill free. No more anti depressants or anti anxiety pills. Prozac and Xanax. Had some dark times and I took one Prozac about a few weeks ago but that's been it. They're in the med cab if I need them but so far so good. I haven't had a headache in weeks and I'm sleeping through the night. Caregivers, it can happen. Living proof that the depression of caregiving WILL LEAVE YOU!!
I love you guys and thank you for all of your help for me personally to get where I am emotionally. BOAT!!
Good Morning everyone - Hope you all have a good day today. Sundays are hard sometimes because I know I have a whole week ahead of me being asked to go here and there, grocercies, doct appts...etc...Whew! Tired thinking about it! College friend's dad passed away so we are headed north for a funeral. Never fun.... so enjoy the coffee and have a fun day for ME!!
Good Morning Fellow Boat Mates. Hubby and I are going to Springfield (about 45 minutes away) to Christmas shop today. We just have his family to buy for plus a couple of my good friends. I feel better today. Thank God and thanks to all of you and I think I got some good sleep last night. Thank you all for being here. It means so much.
just got back from putting mil to bed.....so confused tonight...doesn't know if she is wet or dry....argues about what she is wearing to bed.....wanted to wear jeans. doggie's water almost gone, filled it up again, at least i know that she will sleep all night and not get up and empty it....thank you zyprexa! hope everyone has a peaceful night and that those of you who can't sleep can at least get some rest.
It's true. Yorkies have been bred way down in size. There was no such thing as a tea-cup Yorkie years ago. Even chihuahuas were bigger than some of the Yorkies I see now. Although our dogs (and us) could use more exercise, most vets only know as much as the maker of Science Diet tells them about nutrition. I remember taking such offense to the way a vet knocked my dog for being overweight that I changed vets. PS: My dog outlived the vet. Twenty pounds is a pretty big Yorkie though...lol.
my neighbor has a yorkie . she wears x-small , tiney thing and shes 5 yrs old or older ? always goes out for a walk every day . well i have a cat louie , he s over weigh , he s 5 yrs old , always eating , lol
the vet told me that way back in the early 80's yorkies were larger, but that was bred out of them. I've never seen a 20 lb yorkie.........I make sure he has water....she empties and I fill it right back up. I will take him away from her before I allow her to let him suffer.....it's bad enough he is so overweight, vet said he will die from his organs being "fat" if she doesn't slim him down.....I'm trying!
By proceeding, I agree that I understand the following disclosures:
I. How We Work in Washington.
Based on your preferences, we provide you with information about one or more of our contracted senior living providers ("Participating Communities") and provide your Senior Living Care Information to Participating Communities. The Participating Communities may contact you directly regarding their services.
APFM does not endorse or recommend any provider. It is your sole responsibility to select the appropriate care for yourself or your loved one. We work with both you and the Participating Communities in your search. We do not permit our Advisors to have an ownership interest in Participating Communities.
II. How We Are Paid.
We do not charge you any fee – we are paid by the Participating Communities. Some Participating Communities pay us a percentage of the first month's standard rate for the rent and care services you select. We invoice these fees after the senior moves in.
III. When We Tour.
APFM tours certain Participating Communities in Washington (typically more in metropolitan areas than in rural areas.) During the 12 month period prior to December 31, 2017, we toured 86.2% of Participating Communities with capacity for 20 or more residents.
IV. No Obligation or Commitment.
You have no obligation to use or to continue to use our services. Because you pay no fee to us, you will never need to ask for a refund.
V. Complaints.
Please contact our Family Feedback Line at (866) 584-7340 or ConsumerFeedback@aplaceformom.com to report any complaint. Consumers have many avenues to address a dispute with any referral service company, including the right to file a complaint with the Attorney General's office at: Consumer Protection Division, 800 5th Avenue, Ste. 2000, Seattle, 98104 or 800-551-4636.
VI. No Waiver of Your Rights.
APFM does not (and may not) require or even ask consumers seeking senior housing or care services in Washington State to sign waivers of liability for losses of personal property or injury or to sign waivers of any rights established under law.
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been thinking about crowe , he s taking a along break , hope he s ok .
ted are u still singing or what ? taking a walk might be a good idea but not now cuz its dark and too cold .
took a nap and had a dream , woke up thinkin i had that dream before why am i dreaming it again ? hope it doesnt come true .
miz hope u had a good day shopping , im suppose to go to store but now am thinkin ah forget it !
hubby said we re going to get some snow tnite . im thinkin welli do need to go to town , nah not going .
feeling blah today . xoxo
What is it, Ted? Another line of that song?
We'll easily be 7,000 by Christmas, right? Hoping to hear some great stuff! Jen's cartoons were wonderful! Wish we could share with all!
I'm really tired of my well meaning friends who write of being exhausted from all the holiday parties they must attend.
One can't decide what coastal beach house to rent in January. Such stress ...
I liked that song so much that I still remember it.
(together with: "When you go to Trinidad, all the boys'll be awful glad"... and so on) (My friends always took good care of my education)
Until some minutes ago I did one of my most important jobs: "the cat heater". This is the job: a cat arrives from the garden, all cold and wet. He jumps on my lap and I have to dry him and keep him very tight, hug him with my woollen sweater and blow hot breath upon him, until he is warm and dry.
Now I will start to do my secondary work, that is support this family!
We are ready for the 1800 post, long before Christmas, as foreseen
ssk
A couple was touring a shipyard area in a coastal city of Italy when they saw a strange looking craft. They stopped and asked a worker, "Sir, is that a U-boat? "No," he replied, shesa belonga to da goverment."
making plans to move the boat and it looks like someone here may be going with me if the schedule works out. WooHoo.
met some guys last night who have boats here. Lot of drinking in the boat world.
I left after having my salad and rolls to the tune of:
Hey! ya coming back? ehhh....noooooo.
I have a Cat. Way more pleasant.
thought I'd mention this:
It's been 7 months since mom died and I am now pill free. No more anti depressants or anti anxiety pills. Prozac and Xanax.
Had some dark times and I took one Prozac about a few weeks ago but that's been it. They're in the med cab if I need them but so far so good. I haven't had a headache in weeks and I'm sleeping through the night.
Caregivers, it can happen.
Living proof that the depression of caregiving
WILL LEAVE YOU!!
I love you guys and thank you for all of your help for me personally to get where I am emotionally. BOAT!!
lovbob
Hope you all have a good day today. Sundays are hard sometimes because I know I have a whole week ahead of me being asked to go here and there, grocercies, doct appts...etc...Whew! Tired thinking about it! College friend's dad passed away so we are headed north for a funeral. Never fun.... so enjoy the coffee and have a fun day for ME!!
Peace, SS
love,
miz
love,
miz
Coffee Time!
lovbob
well i have a cat louie , he s over weigh , he s 5 yrs old , always eating , lol