Last Day of March
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2021 6:46 am
Good Morning from the chilly north. After a beautiful, windy, but warm mid 60 degree day yesterday, todsy we are cloudy and not expected to get much warmer than low 30’s Winter and spring are battling it out. That time of year.
My trip to Camping World was fun. Left some green there of course. Bought a couple new water hoses as I hate those white vinyl ones. They are so stiff. For a long time, They were all there was. I haven’t camped with full hookups or water hookups in about 4 years, but carry them anyway. Never know when I might need them. Looked a Surge Protectors but didn’t get one yet. Still researching them. My God Sam membership was getting close to renwall time and they renewed it for me, even though it is on automatic renewal. Also bought a year of GS Roadside Assistance. . Had a special price offer going. Saw a few things I might get later, we shall see.
So todsy I think it might be stay home day, unless I run a couple errands in town. Will think on it.
BJ, I’m taking Vitamin D 3 supplements, but only 2,000 IU a day. My NP said to take 5,000, but you can overdose on that stuff and I was getting some of the symptoms, so reduced it back to 2,000 a day. 2,000 a day as opposed to 5,000 every two days, adds up to about the same in the end minus the 1,000 and I’m more comfortable with it. That amount your Dr. suggested seems awful high. Everything I’ve read says 4,000 IU a day is considered the safe limil for most people. Most people have Vitamin D deficiency and don’t realize it. We are not exposed to sunlight enough especially the farther north of the equator you live. And even those in sunny climates can be as well, if they don’t spend a lot of time outdoors. It can cause muscle weakness, increased risk of fractures and loss of bone density among other things. Even if yo are outside a lot, the amount of clothing one wears can keep your skin from absorbing enough sunlight.
Seems like a number of us have memories of trips up the Inside Passage. And we that have, know that driving ourselves to Alaska makes a far richer experience than taking a packed cruise ship. We didn’t RV but we had some great accommodations on that trip.
So, guess I will go check my FB groups and then get my day going here. Have a great day everyone.
My trip to Camping World was fun. Left some green there of course. Bought a couple new water hoses as I hate those white vinyl ones. They are so stiff. For a long time, They were all there was. I haven’t camped with full hookups or water hookups in about 4 years, but carry them anyway. Never know when I might need them. Looked a Surge Protectors but didn’t get one yet. Still researching them. My God Sam membership was getting close to renwall time and they renewed it for me, even though it is on automatic renewal. Also bought a year of GS Roadside Assistance. . Had a special price offer going. Saw a few things I might get later, we shall see.
So todsy I think it might be stay home day, unless I run a couple errands in town. Will think on it.
BJ, I’m taking Vitamin D 3 supplements, but only 2,000 IU a day. My NP said to take 5,000, but you can overdose on that stuff and I was getting some of the symptoms, so reduced it back to 2,000 a day. 2,000 a day as opposed to 5,000 every two days, adds up to about the same in the end minus the 1,000 and I’m more comfortable with it. That amount your Dr. suggested seems awful high. Everything I’ve read says 4,000 IU a day is considered the safe limil for most people. Most people have Vitamin D deficiency and don’t realize it. We are not exposed to sunlight enough especially the farther north of the equator you live. And even those in sunny climates can be as well, if they don’t spend a lot of time outdoors. It can cause muscle weakness, increased risk of fractures and loss of bone density among other things. Even if yo are outside a lot, the amount of clothing one wears can keep your skin from absorbing enough sunlight.
Seems like a number of us have memories of trips up the Inside Passage. And we that have, know that driving ourselves to Alaska makes a far richer experience than taking a packed cruise ship. We didn’t RV but we had some great accommodations on that trip.
So, guess I will go check my FB groups and then get my day going here. Have a great day everyone.