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[Sassy7356]

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[Tissyanne]

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@Sassy7356 , Here you go. 

[AnikaBrodie]

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@Tissyanne wrote:

@AnikaBrodie , I was trying to remember LIG1. She was very close to @Puddles . She must have removed her membership here, because all of her posts are gone. I miss her a lot. She had recently lost one of her beloved dogs. I hope she is okay. 

I remember LTT1, and yes she was a retired teacher. They had moved to Texas to be near grandchildren. I have seen recent posts from her. 

I hope you, and Ed are doing well. I go tomorrow for the ultrasound on my heart. I had some abnormal blood work in February,  which prompted this. 

@Tissyanne 

I wish you well re. your heart ultrasound appointment today.  I hope everything is good and easily treatable.  I'm happy they are being proactive.  Take care.

I searched posts for LIG1 several times and could not find one post from her.  I even checked Puddles threads back to 2019 and found absolutely nothing.  I agree, she apparently removed her membership.  I haven't seen any posts from LTT1 either.

I so wish we would get an update on Puddles.  I think about her constantly and the not knowing is so hard.  If she is in Personal Care (i.e., assisted living) or a Nursing Home or on Hospice (I hope that is not the case) it would be nice to know this.   I'm hoping Ian will communicate with you at some point and pray he will!

Ed had his PET scan last Thursday and we have an appointment with Dr. O (oncologist) on Monday.  We are anxiously awaiting the test results.  It's a stressful time!

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[Tissyanne]

@AnikaBrodie , I also would like to hear how our @Puddles is doing. I think about her all the time, as we were communicating regularly up until the day after Christmas.  I hope Ian can let me know how they are doing soon. I feel lost at times without her kind friendship she gave. 

I am going to my appointment here shortly, which is at 2:00. Thank you for your encouraging words. I appreciate you so much. I know that this is a trying time for you, and Ed. 

I hope LIG1 will rejoin here again, and let us know how she is doing. Her posts are missed. 

Let us pray for each other. 

[1Snickers]

@Tissyanne   I'm thinking of you as you have your Dr appointment today and sending warm wishes and prayers,

       💌📬📭 ❤️🙏🏼

[AnikaBrodie]

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@just bee wrote:

Speaking of @viva923 ...

Each year on April 19th, Project Laundry List works with hundreds of other organizations to sponsor National Hanging Out Day. This day encourages communities to learn about the benefits, both financially and environmentally, of using a clothesline for drying laundry. According to Project Laundry Lists’ website, clothes dryers account for an astonishing six to ten percent of residential energy consumption. Hanging your clothes out to dry also includes all these other benefits:

    You will reduce your carbon footprint.

    You will save money.

    The fresh air and sunshine recharge our bodies in therapeutic ways.

    Clothes dried on a clothesline have a natural freshness.

    It encourages us to slow down.

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@just bee 

This would be nice if we were allowed to do it.  We live in a retirement community and outdoor clothes lines are not allowed anywhere in the complex.  So we use the dryer.  Some people have purchased indoor wooden dryers.  I sometimes air dry clothes on a hanger but more often use the dryer. 

[mousiegirl]