*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[Wisher1000]

There are pics? Let's see 'em!

 

[EmtheFishLady]

Over on Gus's thread Wisher. Although none of them capture the really crazy moments, because I was worried about my baby.

 

[sourland]

Well, Neighbor Richard showed up before dawn and plowed the driveway. I just finished the porch, deck, sidewalks and 'finishing touches' on the driveway. Vehicles are cleaned of snow and ice and ready to go. My body was saying, "You can't do this, boy.", but my ego said, "Oh yes I can." Took Aleve as a pre emptive pain control, but I know tht my back will torture me tonight. Ah, yes, the 'Golden Years'. Once in a moment of pique Mom said, "I'd like to find whoever coined the phrase, 'The Golden Years', and kick the crap out of him." Why was she so certain that it was a man?

 

[onedoodle3]

I got a kick out of the pics!

He is one stubborn horse!! I know you can't wait to get him back. (and who knows....maybe the dude's wife deserved it....

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[onedoodle3]

Sour, you gotta be careful! Glad you go all that done, but try to do it a little at a time if possible. I learned that the hard way. Glad y'all are doing ok with the snow!








and so glad y'all got it and not me for a change!!!

 

[sourland]

Doodle,

. "A little at a time"? That's impossible given my compulsive personality. I know, of course, that you have never noticed such tendencies on my part, but yep, that would be me. I am good at not doing things, but when I 'do' things it's full throttle ahead and no holds barred. The Princess suffers from the same malady as does our daughter. Our son is a type Z if there is such a laid back category.

 

[Bunnylady]

Sour, the fella I used to work for at the barn was that sort - he couldn't pace himself for anything. Landed himself in the hospital that way a couple of times . . . .

 

[snowstar5]

hello can you help me? can you help me get people to answer me please at polish chickens.

 

[sourland]

Ya know, I am aware of the potential for total body fail, but I do listen to my body. Other than joint and back twinges nothing else 'appears' to be breaking down. I have noticed lately that I find myself slightly short of breath if I hustle too much. Maybe it was always that way, and I am just noticing it more. As I was shoveling and clearing I said to myself, "I am really glad that I can still do this." I don't look forward to the day when others might have to 'do' for me. Not a good thought.

 

[bobelot]

Just walk 20 miles every morning and you will be fine