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Member Blogs / Re: Life Of Michelle K
Last post by Michelle_K - Today at 08:37:49 PM
The bladder stone is to be removed in about a week. I was wondering if it could be put into a specimen jar to come home with me. Put it on display on a shelf.


I have an appointment with a podiatrist a couple of weeks after getting rid of the bladder stone. If I can remember, I might ask about differences between male and female feet. I don't look forward to this appointment. My VA provider referred me, after I remembered to have her check my yellow toenail.

In a couple of months, I have an appointment with a therapist for an autism evaluation session. Studying up for the test. I found out my light sensitivity could be due to autism. Maybe if I would have been allowed to wear sunglasses I would not have had daily headaches. Because of the daily headaches, I was on a daily aspirin regimen, even in the army. Even now, I need to wear blue light blocker glasses to avoid getting a headache. I need to remember to stop at the eye doctor, and get me some prescription sunglasses.
Interesting thought about welding, and being light sensitive. Not what I thought, the welding mask would cut the amount of light.
I want to get some kind of manuscript listing all kinds of stuff, including removing tags from my shirts.

I finally got the glucose test thing straightened out. Either the meter is way off, or something else is wrong. Even after eating a cupcake with my dinner, a hour later the meter showed me to be in the normal range. Having a hour drive to the VA in St Cloud, I might have had a stress related glucose level to put me at pre diabetes. I plan on doing a direct access diagnostic Walk In at the hospital, to see if anything changed in the past month.
Michelle
#2
Fashion / Re: Do you like to wear all wh...
Last post by Maid Marion - Today at 08:22:47 PM
I've never worn all white but I recently bought a yellow golf skort.
Last year a wore a white pleated skirt several times but never with a white top, though I do have a white polo with short sleeves.  I have a lot of clothes.

In the 1970s there would be a lot of jokes on broadcast  television on how little fabric was used in skimpy  women's clothes.
I never thought back then that I'd be wearing clothes like that!
#3
Cooking / Re: What are you having for di...
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 07:03:21 PM
I just got home and stopped to get a roast beef sandwich and fries on the way.

I am eating them now.

Have a nice evening!


Chrissy
#4
Fashion / Re: Do you like to wear all wh...
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 07:01:48 PM
I have a clean office area that is not cramped.  I noticed some dust or light marks perhaps on the pants but nothing that did not come out in the wash. 

I wore another bright color today, yellow, but it was not all yellow.

Men do not seem to wear yellow much, do they?  They seem to wear white clothes more than yellow ones.  We women get a lot of variety of colors to choose from.  Lucky us!


Chrissy
#5
Fun and Games / Re: Single Word Association Ga...
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 06:57:29 PM
Hamlet
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Fun and Games / Re: Two Word Association Game ...
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 06:57:07 PM
Thin thick
#7
Member Blogs / Re: Marion's Retirement
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 06:55:02 PM
Quote from: Maid Marion on Today at 06:48:06 PMI had my birthday recently.  I celebrated it with two meals at the Blue Lobster.  They offer free food coupons on certain days.  One was a hot lobster roll with clam chowder.  The other was a crab cake with fried scallops. Better two meals than one!  I tipped generously.  24% and 27% for a sit down lunch when they weren't busy.

I bought 3 pieces of fluorescent pink Jofit golf attire.  A sleeveless top, a skirt, and pants.
Athletic fit for someone with a small waist.  ;D   Of course they were on sale with extra discount for the Forth of July, so it came to about 40% off from the original list price.  At a Hartford Pro Golf shop they don't sell anything my size and have just a small section for women. Size XS and 0.

I'm more assertive as female.  At the golf course today a guy walked ahead of me while I was waiting to be the first off the tee.  I told him I was waiting twenty minutes.  He said he wanted to play by himself and walked over to the driving range to warm up while I tee'd off first.

It helps to respect the guys who mow the grass by waiting and not hitting into them.
They now stop and let me play when they see me.


Sounds like you found a bargain and were assertive.

I like golf. 

Chrissy
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General discussions / Re: Which countries are "Safe"...
Last post by ChrissyRyan - Today at 06:53:02 PM
It is too bad you may move mostly for safety.  That is just not right to have to do.
But, Ireland apparently has many nice places too.

Chrissy


#9
Member Blogs / Re: Marion's Retirement
Last post by Maid Marion - Today at 06:48:06 PM
I had my birthday recently.  I celebrated it with two meals at the Blue Lobster.  They offer free food coupons on certain days.  One was a hot lobster roll with clam chowder.  The other was a crab cake with fried scallops. Better two meals than one!  I tipped generously.  24% and 27% for a sit down lunch when they weren't busy.

I bought 3 pieces of fluorescent pink Jofit golf attire.  A sleeveless top, a skirt, and pants.
Athletic fit for someone with a small waist.  ;D   Of course they were on sale with extra discount for the Forth of July, so it came to about 40% off from the original list price.  At a Hartford Pro Golf shop they don't sell anything my size and have just a small section for women. Size XS and 0.

I'm more assertive as female.  At the golf course today a guy walked ahead of me while I was waiting to be the first off the tee.  I told him I was waiting twenty minutes.  He said he wanted to play by himself and walked over to the driving range to warm up while I tee'd off first.

It helps to respect the guys who mow the grass by waiting and not hitting into them.
They now stop and let me play when they see me.
#10
General discussions / Re: Which countries are "Safe"...
Last post by Robbyv213 - Today at 04:33:20 PM
How does one even leave their country. Most people can't even afford to move across town to a different rental property yet alone to another state or even country or even across the world....

Sell everything you own and hope it's enough to get you and your immediate family safely to another country, and then hope and prey they let you stay there under a temporary visa.

Sadly many people can't and unfortunately this results in discrimination prosecution detention and even death in their own country. Granted obviously not over night just a slow steady compromise of morals over time which leads to bigger and bigger compromise, and eventually to ethnic cleansing...

Like at what point is enough for leaders of the world to be like this is evil and wrong... How much will it take for intervention?

Sadly I fear I won't survive to see how all this plays out in history and that's the realistic hard truth.