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Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 11:45 am
by Harmony
Good morning.
Harriet, good report for HRH! I can agree with you about the decluttering. I can tell I've been moving more just by the way I've been sleeping. Hope your cold or whatever it is goes away. Here they have a name for what loads of people have been getting. They call it "the _____county name_____ crud", even the drs. are calling it that. I believe that's what both of us had. People get a sinus thing then a secondary infection. My GFriend had it too.

Hi blessed, we missed you too!

Aw, poor LO.

Sunny good luck with all that work, and enjoy your family.

I slept like I was knocked out. I had an odd shaped pillow under my neck and I usually don't keep that through the night before it slips out as I move...but I woke up this morning in the same position with it still in place. I know I must have slept very quietly.

I did my last project for March. I updated 3 spreadsheets, so I am all caught up. I noticed since DH has been working nearby this month my business mileage is half of what it usually is. Sure freed up some time!

1 LOL hanging up, 1 previous one folded and put away.
I think I'll go read a book and eat breakfast now.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 1:16 pm
by Harriet
Gee, no, lucylee. You seem perfectly calm to me. :| Unflappable.

LadyM, you are a wonder. However, that whole sleep thing is pretty important... ...

Sunny, that's our weather, too. Spring.

As a matter of fact, Sunny has reminded me. I'll be back after some sun, and then tell all the stuff I've Ta-Da-ed.

btw, I feel better. I wish sickish-nesses came with instruction manuals or identification tags.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 1:21 pm
by RunKitty
Good morning everyone.
March is going out like a betraggled lamb here. It is drizzling, but mild.
Our tax return was filed yesterday.....huge sigh of relief to have that completed.
LM, you continue to be Wonder Woman. Hope LO feels better soon and that you are able to sell MPB.
Have a good day.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 1:24 pm
by lucylee
Oh that's me, for sure... Unflappable.
Ha. Ha.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 2:10 pm
by Twins' Mom
Do you guys remember last week when you were discussing how hard it is to get going again at home, once you've been out of the house for awhile? Yeah. That's where I am now.

I am thinking I will try to run a couple of errands soon - dh put a double file cabinet in the back of my car several weeks ago - one of the drawers is non-operable and I had asked him to take it to one of the neighborhood construction dumpsters. It's still there so I am going to see if Goodwill will take it. Also, going to take the lamp that needs the base weight repaired. (I broke it, trying to glue it back in.) Maybe should wash the car and vacuum today also.

Before going back out I am going to make two DPC.

My little man Moses is still outside on the patio. He had a rough night, whimpering and moaning at times. I got up with him and gave him meds, and laid down next to him for awhile. He isn't whimpering today. I talked a little to dMacs's physical therapist, she said a dog gets a look in his/her eye when ready to go and I will know when it's time. I hope that is the case. Moe is still eating and wags his tail when greeted.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 2:12 pm
by Harriet
(((little man Moses)))

Cool as a cucumber, that's you, lucylee.

Now re-settling into office chair after baking for 7 minutes per side. Feels wonderful. Gotta love a bright color sports bra to just be able to shed the shirt in one swift move and still feel acceptable. :| That was a great addition to my healthy supplements.

The muci nex always gives me a funny taste in my mouth, but it sure does change things and I slept normally. Awakened without enough of the good stuff (sleep), of course, just like LadyM, but I was blessed that after the 5:30 alarm and the hectic school run I could go back to bed.

Then awakened at 9 by a frantic child (of course I was) because at 16 1/2 years of age this one STILL has NO IDEA that her time of month tends to come BACK in about 30 days. :roll: :| :!: This time I made her go to the school secretary and APOLOGIZE for having to call her from class more often than other students. She had to repeat, "Hello, I am first-name-last-name, and I apologize for making extra work for you." Supplies exchanged in The .. Hallway .. Of .. Bedlam (class change). Grateful child.

When I got home, HRH was here, wondering if we could go to W foods grocery together for his lunch, since he had some groceries for meals on his mind, too. So off we went and had a fun time because he was in such a good mood cracking jokes and commenting on life.

"So if the short-timed green arrow on the traffic signal is saying , "Go", what does this new-to-us long-timed yellow blinking arrow saying? "Good luck with that, good luck with that, good luck with that."


Nice food, pleasant shopping. Also stopped for gas.

Dee, I guess that was the trick dsonil and HRH were talking about the other day while I was chasing a crawling baby. I almost never hard-boil any more because I always have recently laid eggs that are harder to peel than most. I wonder if the trick would help with that.

blessed, you have got this attitude thing DOWN.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 2:13 pm
by Sadie
Hello Dear Ladies,

Sunshine here with temps in the 70;s.

I'm staying inside a lot because of the high pollen count here. Changed from taking clarintin to allegra D and feel a difference. Seemed like the claritin just quit working for me. Like I don't think I could have felt worse if I took nothing. So started on the allegra D yesterday, and rinsed with my neti pot too. Seem to have a gut wrenching cough at times too.

So just plugging along,made lunch for dbrother and I. The guys are all out on a service call.

Going to help Dbrother hang up his clothes, then maybe call Dson in North Carolina as he is off today too. I used to call him every day when he first left, now I'm now to a couple times a week. Getting used to him not being here, but I still miss him at times.

Off to the adventures.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 2:52 pm
by RunKitty
You are such a good boy, Moses! ((Moses)) He will let you know, Twins. He knows how loved he is and that is all dogs really ask of us. ((Twins and family))

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 2:53 pm
by Elizabeth
Hi everyone! I have my car back! In addition to rental return and car pickup, I took care of DD13's dog and the other woman's mouse, did plumbing, and LOLs. I have a glass in the sink to see if my plumbing repair worked. I realigned the cartridge for the hot water. After a few days, if the drip does not return, I will do the same procedure on the cold water side.

Tonight I am going to a seder* at church, checking my plumbing repair, writing that letter, and I am sure there are other things I need to do. One thing I must do today is get my lists done for the week and my life planned. My meeting at payroll yesterday did not result in ANY tasks! I was counting on that to give me stuff to do. I have some training leftover from last week, and I offered to take on two tasks assigned to a coworker that had too much to do. I had my first one on one meeting with my boss since he returned from paternity leave, and that resulted in enough tasks to keep me occupied. I get nervous when there is no work at payroll - it is a harbinger of layoffs to come.

I am hoping we will be given a half day off Friday. Sometimes we get it sometimes we don't. I am going to bring my car just in case. A half day with train results in fast food lunch and getting home at 3:20. Half day with car results in good lunch wherever I want and getting home at 230.

Harmony: The fires result when the compressor seizes up. If it is disconnected, it can't seize.

Kathryn: There is another possible explanation as to why the donors of your group wanted to see the kids get their items. It is possible they have heard of gifts being kept and sold by the adults in charge. Maybe not the group you visited, but others.

Harriet: The flashing yellow turn signal means it is legal for you to turn, but you do not have the right of way.

*Seders at church??? Seders are a part of the Jewish passover celebration! However, the Last Supper was a seder meal, so some churches have them.

Re: Out like a Lamb - Tuesday

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 4:30 pm
by Lady Maverick
No Wonder Woman here. Just someone too clueless to do anything else.

(((Moses & Twins)))
Assuming it was prednisone that upset his tummy so, it took until the third dose for him to start throwing up.
Hum....I know this was about DMoses.....but it got me thinking maybe it was the 3 days of steroids that messed LO digestive system up. I was thinking it was some sort of virus since he also ran fever. Although, after 2 doses of Tylenol his fever disappeared.

This morning didn't go as planned. Dentist office called and reschedule appt due to death in family. When construction fellas went to dig for sewer connection they found raw sewage outside of septic tank. NOT good! I asked on FB for recommendation to have septic tank pumped and was able to get someone here within 4 hours (including the 50 mile drive they made). Everyone is suspecting our lateral lines maybe bad. NOOOOOooo!!! However, for now we have 1000 gallons of space until it becomes our #1 problem again.