Hey folks, welcome to the new whine/general topic thread. Feel free to use this thread to discuss anything that is on your mind. Caregiving- related stuff, life after a loved one's death, your own emotional wellbeing. Whatever..........anything on your mind.
“What if it all works out?”
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I have tickets for Sunday. I would like to see Mick sing Time is on our Side with Irma Thomas, our own queen of soul! Mick loves her recording of that song and asked her to sing it with him. Oh gosh, I have seen Irma perform a million times, love her!
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“Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure that you are not, in fact, just surrounded by a**holes.”
love it!
My quote,
Stop being OK with things you are not OK with.
Stop associating being a good person with how much you are willing to suffer in silence.
You can be a kind person and still say “I am not OK with this”.
Being kind is not being human equivalent of a doormat!
Love Mick! How he maintains that bad boy image!
Not so much Rolling Stones, never liked their songs that much except for one,
“ lI'll never be your beast of burden
Yeah
I don't need no beast of burden
I need no fussing
I need no nursing
Never, never, never, never, never, never, never be”
I think all of us caregivers will never want to be burden or beast. Never!
I love him too. He’s 80 and still rocking out! He loves New Orleans! They all do. We are a big music town.
You’re right, he definitely still has a ‘bad boy’ persona! He trashed our governor! LOL 😆 The governor texted back saying, “You can’t always get what you want!”
Too funny! This strait laced conservative politician quoting a line from Mick’s song!
Now I have to go to New Orleans, I love Jazz, French influences.
I will be in the jazz tent this Sunday at our Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Yay! I will private message you with my email address. Please feel free to send me a message if you have any questions about our city.
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love yourself very much.
and accept the love of others.
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to cheer yourself up, picture a T-rex trying to make a bed.
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be proud of what you have done. then go and do better.
don’t take this seriously. it’s meant as a joke. it made me laugh when i read it.
someone asked, what to do when everything in life’s just going wrong. someone answered:
are you open to delusion? reality can be so pessimistic.
Can’t let my enemies do better than me.
venting - good one!
take this good luck with you!
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just keep going! you’ll get there. one step after another.
The CME's/Solar Storms are headed towards earth.
Notice-he is going to the store, so expects to get through this solar event alive, no worries, Lol.
My husband tells me these things when I am not feeling well, and already having an unexplained episode of something. He does this not to scare me, because it reassures me somewhat knowing there could be a scientific cause for my feeling really bad and cannot sleep or think straight.
Thus, no meds needed, just resting, using the T.V. for distraction, rest, food.
I had a small bit of tomato soup, plopped a slice of Deluxe American Cheese slice into the hot soup, ate a roll with it. Same tastes as a grilled cheese and tomato soup - comfort food!
I just shared this in case you all are feeling a bit strange or shaky.
Are you okay?
Yes, you are.
CME = Coronal Mass Ejection
When a coronal mass ejection, or CME, strikes Earth’s atmosphere, it causes a temporary disturbance of the Earth’s magnetic field. The storm on the sun causes a type of storm on the Earth, known as a geomagnetic storm.
The most powerful solar storms send coronal mass ejections (CMEs), containing charged particles, into space. If Earth happens to be in the path of a CME, the charged particles can slam into our atmosphere, disrupt satellites in orbit and even cause them to fail, and bathe high-flying airplanes with radiation. They can disrupt telecommunications and navigation systems. They have the potential to affect power grids and have been known to black out entire cities, even entire regions.
But we are okay.
Not that I ever thought I was in control but..................you know.
Have a wonderful time at the shower!
Yes, it’s a different world today.
So many things have changed since we were young. I am 68. I don’t remember how old you are.
I remember backyard birthday parties when we were kids. Not anymore! Birthday bashes are a big thing now where tons of money is spent.
Yes, wedding and baby showers were more intimate events held in our homes. The last several showers that I I have gone to have been held at fancy venues with loads of food, drinks and decorations!
Weddings have changed drastically too. I had one wedding dress. Now they have one for the ceremony and one for the reception. Destination weddings weren’t a thing. Two of my nephews got married in Hawaii!
I had one wedding cake at our reception. A ‘grooms cake’ wasn’t popular then.
Don’t even get me started on how much couples spend on engagement rings and honeymoons!
Everything is over the top now. Huge engagement parties. Baby reveal celebrations, etc.
Gone are the simple days and having a modest budget. People go into debt entertaining others.
Nothing is cheap anymore. Going to a movie theater was cheap when I was a kid. Not anymore. Same thing with concerts. When I was young I paid between $5 and $10 dollars for tickets. Look what they cost now!
Remember senior proms In high school? We drove there in cars. Now kids take limousines to arrive!
Senior trips too. We went to our state capitol for senior our senior trip. My daughter’s senior trip was to Disney World!
Things are very different these days!
But we also did the 1st birthday as a 'just survived the 12 months of parenthood' event. We catered to many babies & had appropriate toys but it was really for the adults.
It was a milestone I cherish. The no sleep night before is visable on my DH & my faces in the photos: grey & worn while the baby beemed. The parents from the Mother's group (this mixed group of strangers just 12 months before) were there. Those women that kept me off the ledge.. the close relatives that had supported us were there. At one stage I had planned out leaving the baby at a hospital & fleeing.. those people at that party still have no idea how much their support meant.
I send a thankyou to supportive grandparents everywhere. ❤️