Snowy Tuesday
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 7:11 am
Good Morning,
Irma, so wonderful to see you post yesterday. Think about you as well as others who are probably out there, but not chiming in ocassionally. Glad you and Steve are doing well, enjoying life as you say, and congrats on the weight loss. I'm sitting on the edge of losing pound number 25 my self, but have been stuck getting to it and beyond. Neighbor in same boat. Ash Wednesday is tomorrow, so begins Lent and I will crack down over the next 40 days. Karen, you mentioned not using your Forman grill. I use mine all the time and rarely use the stove. I need a new toaster oven as I hate firing up my oven for one little chicken breast or something.
Was thinking of going down to a bakery in Grayling this morning for a Packzi, but mom nature is doing a bit of a snow dance out here. Although it's light. Gas is also about 20 cents a gallon cheaper down there too, so may go later. Otherwise am staying home and doing scrapbook. Cold, wind and snow for next few days, but not complaining as we haven't had much really cold weather this winter.
Test results came back for Molly and she tested positive in the high titter for Lyme's, so will be going on antibiotic treatment for 30 days, soon as meds get here. Then a retest in 6 months. Piper goes to hospital in Thursday. Right now both are playing with same bone. Have to say, that although I kind of had to strain the budget a bit buying Piper, she and Molly have brought so much joy in my life just watching them interact with each other. They are indeed a match made in heaven.
I'm glad to see that all's well with everyone it seems and at the moment, no big issues out here. Spring is coming and maybe some GTG's will happen, new friendships made, old ones renewed, retirements happening, S&B's sold and maybe bought or full timing happening. I foresee a good year ahead for everyone. Have a wonderful day all.
Irma, so wonderful to see you post yesterday. Think about you as well as others who are probably out there, but not chiming in ocassionally. Glad you and Steve are doing well, enjoying life as you say, and congrats on the weight loss. I'm sitting on the edge of losing pound number 25 my self, but have been stuck getting to it and beyond. Neighbor in same boat. Ash Wednesday is tomorrow, so begins Lent and I will crack down over the next 40 days. Karen, you mentioned not using your Forman grill. I use mine all the time and rarely use the stove. I need a new toaster oven as I hate firing up my oven for one little chicken breast or something.
Was thinking of going down to a bakery in Grayling this morning for a Packzi, but mom nature is doing a bit of a snow dance out here. Although it's light. Gas is also about 20 cents a gallon cheaper down there too, so may go later. Otherwise am staying home and doing scrapbook. Cold, wind and snow for next few days, but not complaining as we haven't had much really cold weather this winter.
Test results came back for Molly and she tested positive in the high titter for Lyme's, so will be going on antibiotic treatment for 30 days, soon as meds get here. Then a retest in 6 months. Piper goes to hospital in Thursday. Right now both are playing with same bone. Have to say, that although I kind of had to strain the budget a bit buying Piper, she and Molly have brought so much joy in my life just watching them interact with each other. They are indeed a match made in heaven.
I'm glad to see that all's well with everyone it seems and at the moment, no big issues out here. Spring is coming and maybe some GTG's will happen, new friendships made, old ones renewed, retirements happening, S&B's sold and maybe bought or full timing happening. I foresee a good year ahead for everyone. Have a wonderful day all.