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Comments (7)Today's a slow day so I'm cleaning out my folders and finishing my annual expense sheet and gathering end of year financial papers together. I have to be grateful for my librarian skills -LOL- I'm not artistic, can't sing, have terrible penmanship, I have a poor sense of fashion (although I wouldn't combine patterns) and I haven't mastered my digital camera either. But I am organized!! And my paperwork is aready to go. All I need now are those official statements from corporations (W-2, 1099 etc.). And now my file folders are ready for 2008. Personally I'd rather be artistic. I envy those who can sing or paint or play musical instruments. Have a wonderful weekend everyone....See MoreAs if my spinal problems weren't enough . . .
Comments (20)Colorcrazy, so, a fellow walker-user, and now you've accepted it. Good for you! I haven't reached that point, but it has only been several weeks. I haven't been out side with it by myself. The weather has been too bad for that. My DD takes me every where I need to go. She folds the walker, puts it in the car and off we go. When I can get out, there are sidewalks and roads right outside my door; that will help. I have found that I can get around in the house without it for the most part, but so far I still take it with me and hold on to the furniture, doors, etc, just in case. I have a tray for it which adds a little weight to it so I lift it to turn it around a lot; I call that physical therapy. OT for a minute. I see you live in Arlington. I lived there from about age 7 to 12, when my family moved to Vienna, VA for a couple years, then back to Arlington, where I graduated from W-L. Later, marriage took me and my DH to Richmond, and then to Bristol, but back to Arlington and finally Augusta County. More later, maybe. Linda, from a walker to a quad cane; that sounds very brave. I have a quad that I got when I had my first knee replacement, and used it again for the second knee. A couple years ago I got a regular cane for going out, but used the quad for when I got up in the mornings. I'm thinking about going back to it here in the house, but I don't want to risk anything until after the next scan. I've seen the HuriCane, but haven't tried one. Years ago I had a very elderly friend at the pool who all ways decorated her cane. She was quite a fun lady. I may have to be thinking about decorating mine. Maybe we should organize a KT Group of WalkerWonders? That could be fun. Tomorrow is Girls Day Out, and it is supposed to be nicer weather. Yea! Sue...See MoreQuotes 12 - 11 - 16
Comments (2)It's difficult to handle a disability that is not obvious, she does it very well. I have seen people verbally assaulted for parking in a handicapped space not showing obvious signs of a problem, I give then the benefit of doubt, there are many ways to be nable to function normally....See More"AGT, The Champions" and "The Good Doctor". . . . .
Comments (16)Well, I agreed with Simon on that big red X, that guy didn't need to be there, he was boring, not funny at all. I really do like Samuel J Comroe, the comedian with Turrets Syndrome. He's cute, he's funny, and he looks like a thoroughly likeable young man. I have to admit, I think the 50 states got it wrong, again! The opera singer (I don't remember his name) obviously has a very good voice and talent, but I don't think he was the best act on last night. And I'm glad Howie gave the buzzer to Angelica Hale! That little girl is a dynamo! It's interesting to hear how being on AGT has changed their lives, too. Uptown Gal, I'm curious about how or where you heard that 'they' are thinking of canceling "The Good Doctor", and who 'they' might be. I agree with Georgysmom's thinking on that. Would hate to see it go away! Besides, there is just too much going on now in all of the characters' lives for it to be canceled. (Isn't there?) AAA, I do as you do, record all the shows I like so if I miss one for some reason, I can 'catch up' later. "The Curse of Oak Island" is one of my favorites, too. I also have a bunch of the Christmas movies recorded to watch this summer when there is nothing good on, and the temps are in the 3 digit range. Rusty...See More- 7 years ago
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