Glad to hear! Yes, two weeks ago we had two concerts and I had my car show. All that time on my feet I wound up with tendonitis in my one foot. Standing on concrete is the worst, even though I wear my klunky New Balance sneakers. BTW, saw this the other day and thought of you. http://www.motortrend.com/news/celebrity-drive-phil-collen-def-leppard-guitarist/

Hello. I see this post is a month old and no one commented. I am having a similar issue. A few weeks ago, I had some cramping and spotting. I'm two and a half years post menopausal. I went to the dr and had a biopsy, pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound and all came back normal except for a couple benign ovarian cysts. Like clockwork, two weeks from when I spotted, I'm having ovulation cramps on one side. From what I have been reading, this seems to not be too unusual, especially in the first several years post menopause. How long did your cramps last?

Most is centered around the grand kids. So far they have been to two amusement parks, I attended the lower key one, that are set up with a holiday theme. I think they did a walk through light display at another park also. I'm thinking of taking them to see a children's play this season also. I'll be doing a cookie and gift exchange with one of the my Red Hat groups nest week. We are also having a mini Christmas treat potluck with the Hand and Foot group. I've been invited to house tours, teas and banquets but just don't feel like going. We still like to drive through various neighborhoods and view Xmas displays. But I am becoming a little jaded now with all the stuff commercially available in every store for anyone to just plug in. I miss the creativity involved in a great display in the good old days. I'm also not fond of all the led lighting. Way too harsh and looks too commercial to my taste.

hmmm... I like it. Would I go in search of it, no. Would I intentionally design something like it, no. But if finding a second home in that part of the country in that price range was on my to do list, I would go see it. I generally don't look at houses with an eye to pick them apart for how they will live - I'm an adapter and approach a house as is - with an eye towards tweaking it if necessary. Which is why I should never have built!