Conversation – 15

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@kittengirl,

Top of the morning to you and the kitties. I hope you got some rest last night.
Ice and snow today. No long walk for me and Poppy I walked around the corner and
back that was enough I can’t chance walking on Ice. 🙂

I hope you enjoy your walk is it still raining? Hugs to Jonnie and Chewey. I know they
are by your side. 🙂 I am drinking some Andrew Lessman Marine Peptides and I swear
by this product. ♥ How did you like your Jackets?

@bichon18,

Morning Amy I hope Jerry and little Ari and you have a great day. I hope Florida is much
better then OZ at the moment. Enjoy the sunshine. I did post your Marla Wynne TS. ♥
I have many of her pieces and she is a joy to watch this lady knows clothes. 🙂

I know your birthday is coming up I hope I have the right date. 🙂

Something pretty for you to look at. ♥ Hugs to little Ari. ♥

It’s a Candle. ♥

Cherie,

Thanks for the sunshine it’s not much sun but I will take it. 🙂 Your pic is how Oz look at
the moment as trees and tree limbs are everywhere. We are on Ice and Snow today.

Oh well life goes on. Cherie read between the lines why do I feel sometimes like I am
the most overlooked person in the community I know where I will get my reward. ♥
We are the only thread that does not have each other’s emails (private). No one but
people who no longer post have asked me for mine. I wish I had known you and others
before HSN stopped the email on HSN that were private except to HSN. I have some
private things to say and it is not always privy to others and visa versa. Anyway just saying.

Now you have a wonderful S. Cali day things are gray today but I just move on. 🙂
We will celebrate Bichon18 birthday and of course Mcpoopoo.

The Energy Of Honesty

Speaking our truth may involve risking rejection, but when we allow ourselves to follow the flow of life, we are supported.

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@loaf,

I love La Lucci she had a jewel line here on HSN years ago. Susan has never weighed a pound
and her husband is a chef. I read that article too and very surprise but she really looks good.

Loaf my trash is out too and I hope they come we are on ICE covered with snow.

Yeah I am looking forward to Spring. 🙂 Keeping the pipes warm. 🙂 I have not done this in
years. Welcome to the Midwest.

Have some tea Loaf I meant this for Diva♥

Diva in NC,

I am LOL at your post you are WHAT??? Yeah ok that’s how it is. Well I am 10 degrees on
ICE everything here is closed all the schools. Oh well just another day in OZ.
Top of the Morning to you. Well I will give you this then. LOL! 🙂

Diva here is some Tea for you enjoy your beautiful weather. 🙂 I have posted things
for Faire wishing her well I know how you feel I’m just glad she will be alright. ♥

@bichon18 here you go. ♥

Marla Wynne TS. ♥

Nothing could be finer
Than to be in Carolina in the morning!

We are going to have temperatures in the mid 70’s today

Hope everyone has a good day .

Faire , I hope you are doing better (hugs)

WOLFS FOOD PROCESSOR TURNS MY FRESH SWEET ORANGES INTO ICECREAM I FREEZE ALOT OF FRUIT . IT S A GOOD THING .DO TO BAD WEATHER LAST WEEK I AM WAITING FOR TRASH PICK UP. I PRAY THEY COME . THUNDER AND RAIN AND SPRING HERE TODAY . LOL.

Hi Kittengirl;

Statins….what to say? Necessary evil? Maybe.

My mother was never more than ten pounds overweight in her life. She played tennis into her eighties. My Poppa loved to exercise and the took up square dancing and folk dancing. No one where they lived square danced and they would drive from they zip code once every few weeks. Mother swam, walked, you name it.

Mother had high cholesterol. My father died of a heart attack three days short of my fourth birthday 63 years ago. On a day with hearts as it’s symbol; my daddy’s stopped.

So, my genes . That is putting it mildly. My mother took statins for years. Her heart held out for 86 1/2 years. She died from Bladder Cancer metastatic to liver with a concurrent lymphoma B. She avoided many foods but she did take the statins. Exercise, proper weight 95% of the time, good food including fish and her famous banana/orange juice/cottage cheese shake every day.

Statins are awful and they do have side effects including the leg cramps. My doctor says I may not need them with weight loss. Okay, so how does anyone explain Mother. How about my friend whose nickname is Peanut and eats salad with no cheese or salad dressing every day. Peanut….she weighs five pounds. Genes.

Darling girl; it is not the end of the world if you take statins. You can seek other opinions. Yes, you could use an advocate to go with you who knows how you feel and will finish your sentences for you. Your husband, maybe your son, anyone of us.

I hate them….hate them but I take them an when I drop 42 more pounds we will see what the doctor does. Let us been buddies, work on our weight, exercise, enjoy a treat now and then and buy our Heidi’s which now symbolizes for me to enjoy it all.

Hug your kitties, love your family, your friends and give yourself all your love.

Amy