Granny's gone and done it again

[Rillowen]

Being a woman under 5'1" is a challenge also!

Im sure it is! Has its own problems and restrictions for sure! For that matter my MIL is 5'4 and she has to carry around a step stool and cant reach the top shelves. So I'm sure 5'1 would be very hard! At least you have the "cute" factor though.

 

[Rillowen]

Have you heard of the waxed fabric bags for bread? Supposed to work great, if you get the good ones.

I need some.

 

[Rambling Iris]

Im sure it is! Has its own problems and restrictions for sure! For that matter my MIL is 5'4 and she has to carry around a step stool and cant reach the top shelves. So I'm sure 5'1 would be very hard! At least you have the "cute" factor though.

Blonde, dark blue eyes and humor are also a plus!

 

[Rambling Iris]

Headed out to do chores. BBL

 

[WhatsUpDuck]

I'm short to at 5 feet barely. I climb the counters to get stuff and clean haha. I really want a step stool for reaching things though. I need an extra high one.

 

[WhatsUpDuck]

I told hubby if we ever get to redo our kitchen I'm going to have him lower the cabinets that I can reach them easily! I know I'll lose space in some ways, but it will probably be the only time we can fully redo the kitchen so we better make it count!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Im sure it is! Has its own problems and restrictions for sure! For that matter my MIL is 5'4 and she has to carry around a step stool and cant reach the top shelves. So I'm sure 5'1 would be very hard! At least you have the "cute" factor though.

Another "squattie body" here, ladies! I might have been 5' 1" at one point in my life but time and gravity have taken their toll. I like what Dolly Parton says: "I'm five-foot-none and weigh a hundred and plenty!" A little step stool has permanent residence in my kitchen as well as a long-handled "grabber."

 

[h2oratt]

Ain't that the truth...lol She said she is autistic. If she is she's doing a great job!

Seems like everyone is autistic these days. I have met so many young people with the dx. I wouldn’t even have known.

 

[WhatsUpDuck]

Seems like everyone is autistic these days. I have met so many young people with the dx. I wouldn’t even have known.

Lots of brain damage from being pumped full of chemicals from birth. Not to mention "enviromental" and food chemicals..

 

[Cynthia12]

You are so right! Neurologist told Pa that the pain he is having in his shoulders arms and chest are from the neck area spine being pinched and the hip and leg pain are from the lower back pinching.

Yes. Like mine. He's going to feel better when this is done. I remember trying to explain the pain in my back by my shoulder blades to my husband, and my left arm would go completely numb. I had to walk around with my arm up over my head to relieve the pinched nerve. Raising my arm lifted the blown disc off of the nerve.
I still have the sciatica nerve bothering me every now and again. Not wanting that surgery. I had a shot years ago. It helped.