The holly hock looks good. You have a green thumb.Look at my holly hock plant I have grown this from seed I’m no garden expert so I’m quiet Proud of ithowever Clyde at the moment is not so impressed he’s turning his nose up at the flowers
COLD DARK ROOM
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CarolM
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Thank you Linda. The osteopath is quite impressed too [emoji6] . But I think it was and is a case of finally getting the right doc that is doing what my body needed. And I really have to say thank you to you for pointing me in the right direction.Wow! That is progress indeed! I never imagined that you would progress this fast. Well done! You should be very proud of yourself
My problems all stem from the top of my back too. I suspect that, like me, you will be making regular maintenance visits to your osteopath forever. Just staying straight and recognising when things are going wrong before they hit crisis is difficult!
CarolM
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Oh that is beautiful.
CarolM
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In other words a sucker for punishment.Good luck with your busy day ahead, Carol!
I’ve almost caught up. And very busy too. Will be the class rep this year, and it’s a bit of extra work. Or more than a bit.
CarolM
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[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]Class rep: you may need to turn your phone off. In my experience the poorvictimvolunteer ends up being in the middle of every petty argument between parents in a class... Honestly, the parents are worse than their kids!
Good luck! I hope your class proves the exception and the patents are paragons of virtue!
I’m super behind on posts!!
We had a full weekend of soccer and came home with a new rescue!!
I’m still in shock my husband said yes!
@ZEROPILOT
We had a full weekend of soccer and came home with a new rescue!!
I’m still in shock my husband said yes!
@ZEROPILOT
For Easter we have a calender.....
I’ll get you a Turkish calendar if you’re my TORTOISE
Getting the tight practitioner goes a long way to solving the problems. I am so glad you have found a good one
CarolM
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Hi Ed.
Congratulations on your retirement for the 31st. You must be quite happy about that. Unless you like working!
That’s a thought... I’m also volunteering at a Russian festival next weekend. Remember how much I love those?
I’m so behind on posts but just saw this!!
You have a big heart!! What a lucky teen to have you!! You’ve got this!!
Lots of meteorites in Morocco!I`ve heard nothing about a meteorite in Morocco !
I think it was a very small meteorite ! Was it only a little stone that hit your head ????
No excuses. You left me standing alone in the dark !
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2139323-why-morocco-loves-its-meteorites/
Proof i'm telling the truth!
CarolM
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I think men are different from women and don't like sharing.Let`s hope so.
People are different. I am feeling better when I can talk about my problems.
Especially not cheese.
CarolM
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Sounds like the life.I can't draw my state pension until I am 67; I am currently 54. I haven't been in paid employment for around 4 years. Things got so poisonous where I was working that I just resigned, left as soon as I had worked my notice and never looked back - I was so glad I did it!
As it is, we can afford to be without my salary and having the freedom to do things with JoesDad when he has breaks in his contracts... or contracts somewhere I want to go (like Palma last year)... works well for me. My school governance stretches my brain every bit as much as paid employment and I get to give something back as well
CarolM
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And Canada?
CarolM
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Ouch
