Krystyna23040
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It does sound crazy hard but great that Lauren enjoys it.Thank you @Krystyna23040 .
Needy I know, but sometimes something so simple does take on a larger meaning when one doesn't feel progress is even occurring.
A simple mention can help in refreshing the view from the trenches ...ta
I keep forgetting to mention Lauren has been doing power or balance Pilates ?
Thought I'd mention to you, it's like Pilates I have seen of numerous adverts YouTube etc, except it seems more aligned with TENKO
She tells me it's moving boards on runners or rails, twinned with resistance bands .
Image I get is something akin to the hoops gymnastics, except on a mechanics floor crawler..(the one where they lay flat and slide under car to fix 'things' )
Crazy hard by the sounds of it, and by the look of her face when she gets home, too .
Shouldn't laugh .
She enjoys it, so proud of her
Again, thank you for the post
This is an informative read @jjraakOk.
Sharing for the sake of sharing
Good for me
A pleasant-ish day, lazy & recovering from yesterday ..ho hum.
A playlist on Alexa, heard a thousand times, really like the chosen songs..calming
Anyway, this one song
And I have a moment
(I'm a big boy, I can take it )
Cathartic probably.
So this one song ,
A runaway train of mages and emotions .
Best song ever ?
Unlikely but some lines hit home like a hammer to the chest .
That uncoupling from the world.
Saying my goodbyes.
That cold loneliness lying there, surrounded by strangers tending to me
Forever grateful but not who I wanted.
Images from the days after..
That first moment I really see Lauren, after the first of several ops.
Make up free, red eyed, her face as she pulls back the curtain, sees me all wired up, shocked to the core, but she never looked more beautiful to me.
Sat holding hands, saying nothing ..but saying everything .
Anyway, that's it ...just sharing.
No hugs, it's ok to not be ok
And it's not the first and it won't be the last river to cross before I'm back on firm land.
Lyrics only.
Couldn't find a video offering subtitles,
The one I liked best was an acoustic on the guitar are while not singing wise as good as the production versions, does have a marvellous guitar quality that pluck away at something inside me...here
Yes @jjraak It is OK not to be OK and it to be able to share what is going on.Ok.
Sharing for the sake of sharing
Good for me
A pleasant-ish day, lazy & recovering from yesterday ..ho hum.
A playlist on Alexa, heard a thousand times, really like the chosen songs..calming
Anyway, this one song
And I have a moment
(I'm a big boy, I can take it )
Cathartic probably.
So this one song ,
A runaway train of mages and emotions .
Best song ever ?
Unlikely but some lines hit home like a hammer to the chest .
That uncoupling from the world.
Saying my goodbyes.
That cold loneliness lying there, surrounded by strangers tending to me
Forever grateful but not who I wanted.
Images from the days after..
That first moment I really see Lauren, after the first of several ops.
Make up free, red eyed, her face as she pulls back the curtain, sees me all wired up, shocked to the core, but she never looked more beautiful to me.
Sat holding hands, saying nothing ..but saying everything .
Anyway, that's it ...just sharing.
No hugs, it's ok to not be ok
And it's not the first and it won't be the last river to cross before I'm back on firm land.
Lyrics only.
Couldn't find a video offering subtitles,
The one I liked best was an acoustic on the guitar are while not singing wise as good as the production versions, does have a marvellous guitar quality that pluck away at something inside me...here
That really made me laugh @gennepherFbg 6.7
Mr Heffalump (wood pigeon), decided that he could do an upside down on the fatball feeders. He has been studying the other birds from the bird table where his fresh supply of peanuts are. Mrs Bluetit happily hangs upside down pecking away at the fatball feeders. She flew away to get the more tastier red Clover mites on the walls of my bungalow. So Heffalamp took a chance. He flew to the top of the fatball feeder. But couldn't get at the fatballs. Then he tried hanging on to the fatball feeder, but he couldn't balance himself, his flapping wings were getting in the way. He tried again from a different angle, hanging on to the bamboo cane, swivelling himself upside down, trusting his claws would hold his weight upside down on the bamboo cane. They did. And he was able to peck the fatballs upside down. I have never seen a pigeon hanging upside down before...
Mr Heffalump was doing brilliantly, having a good old feed at the fatballs. That is, until Mrs Heffalump came flapping in the garden. "What the flipping heck are you doing idiot husband?" Mr Heffalump promptly lost his balance and came tumbling down...
"See I told you wood pigeons cannot hang upside down," said Mrs Heffalump.
"Yes dear," replied Mr Heffalump, "I shall remember in future."
And he promptly crash landed on the bird table, 'accidentally' knocking Mrs Heffalump off the bird table.
I am sure Mr Heffalump winked at me.
My cuppa tea was now cold....
Creative today is an old closed dandelion flower getting ready to seed, a kaleidoscope in Laboscope. With both Shadow and Midnight.
A hot cuppa needed now.
Have a good day...
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Thanks @ianpspursHello everyone from an ok (ish), weather wise, but very singular sub region of The Exotic East. I can't conjure up hugely positive feelings for either the weather or the area so best move on. No fbg testing here since the numbers would really only reflect the impact of stress to my system from my body attacking itself which I am currently powerless to affect. I'm certain that is exacerbated by wholly sub-optimal exercise. I remain unsure if Elsie is a net positive or negative in this situation. The evidence I see all suggests no one actually knows and it may boil down to DNA tests, then detailed blood analysis and a generation of well funded studies and medical advances.. Elsie seems scarily like "do I feel lucky punk. Well do I?" The salmon salad yesterday was delicious and we had time with 4 grandchildren and two sons. Unlike the weather, area or Elsie that was an unequivocal slam dunk winner - thanks be to God. @Jojo85 good to see you back. @jjraak thanks for sharing the emotions and that song yesterday. As @Krystyna23040 says it is very definitely o.k. not to feel o.k. Talking of that exemplary lady, gleefully take the break today however fortuitously it came. @gennepher wonderful tales again - I imagined Johnny Morris voices for the Heffalumps- and splendid kaleidoscope once again. Do enjoy yourself today as always fully aware that others have aright to safety, dignity, and respect. That seems to be taken for granted on here but isn't the zeitgeist since it won't fuel the culture war some feel they need desperately.
Edited to (hopefully) make some sense.
What can I say, you're welcome. Saturation viewing of Moana does that to a fella. For grandsons there's Calpol and a story but for distraught granddaughters at 3.am only Moana will do, They are just different, total mystery - who knew? (We only had 3 sons - no swaps, order complete
Nice new Avatar. Enjoy the Apple TV. I have an - irrational? but very strong (almost visceral) - dislike of all things Apple (Jobs?) but JKP adores her iPad. I'm very comfortable with Microsoft and Gates but use Samsung and Chromebook. We watched The Bodyguard to the end thinking surely it will get better - nope. Learned a lesson and bailed out of Line of Duty pronto. One man's meat etc. That is the beauty of this thread.Morning campers.
Skipping FBG today.
It's not coming down, so I'll restart on Monday
Just a cooler moment really
Anyone have appletv.?
Missus new phone gave her a free trial.
Hooked us up other night ..liked foundation
They keep trailing "slow horses"...so if course I refused to watch it
Iriot...
Really rather good
No ..it's better then good...it's great.
Twisting plots galore...
Well worth a watch if you liked the bodyguard, etc.
hasta la vista muchachos.
Total winner over that scanner @Krystyna230405.3 this morning. Relaxing with a coffee in the conservatory before our trip out to Oxburgh Hall. Both cafes are closed but hopefully the 'trailer cafe's serves sausage rolls for Mr K. Sadly it is highly unlikely to serve doggy ice cream.
We have a really rubbish handheld scanner and I needed to replace it. A good one was really expensive so Mr K had a brilliant idea. We have a really good Brother photocopier and perhaps he should look in the instruction book to see if it is a scanner also. It is - we had no idea that it was as we had never looked in the instruction book before.
He purchased a £4 lead to connect it to my PC and we now have a brilliant scanner for £4 instead of £300.
Yes I agree @gennepher . I am so pleased that Mr K had that brainwave.
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