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[just bee]

@geezerette 

I guess you saw the bee photos before they disappeared.  Either way, I went ahead and deleted the posts.

[geezerette]

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

I guess you saw the bee photos before they disappeared.  Either way, I went ahead and deleted the posts.

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@just bee 

Yes, I saw them.  They were deleted?

By you or someone else?

And why?

[just bee]

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@geezerette wrote:

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

I guess you saw the bee photos before they disappeared.  Either way, I went ahead and deleted the posts.

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@just bee 

Yes, I saw them.  They were deleted?

By you or someone else?

And why?

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@geezerette 

I couldn't see the photos so I just deleted the posts.  I usually don't search for images on that particular search engine and now I remember why.

[just bee]

@geezerette 

Did a little more digging.

THE VIBRANT YEARS Feel the Joy of Freedom of Movement, Balance and Strength Living your best life doesn’t require the stamina of an Olympic athlete; having the energy to do the things you love – with some left over – is all you need. As your cellular regeneration cycle naturally wants to slow down, the signs of aging can become more noticeable. However, by activating all of your muscles you can combat this process and feel your best ever!

THE FREEDOM YEARS Feel the Joy of a Pain-free and Vibrant Body! Feeling great should be a daily mantra! Aging is a biological change at the cellular level, however it’s never too late to take control of this natural process and slow it down so it has minimal effect on your life. Maintaining strength, energy, and dexterity for simple daily tasks goes a long way towards your independence and well-being. Essentrics promotes your physical and mental ability through low-impact, gentle, coordinated and full-body movements so you can bounce through your seventies!

[geezerette]

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@geezerette wrote:

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

I guess you saw the bee photos before they disappeared.  Either way, I went ahead and deleted the posts.

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@just bee 

Yes, I saw them.  They were deleted?

By you or someone else?

And why?

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@geezerette 

I couldn't see the photos so I just deleted the posts.  I usually don't search for images on that particular search engine and now I remember why.

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@just bee 

Oh, gotcha.🥰

With all the talk about "this" board vs. "that" board and who's deleting what, I thought maybe they were taken down and wondered why.

But I have had a lot of photos lately that I haven't been able to view.  They just come up as little empty boxes.  And a lot I've tried to post that weren't allowed.  So, given that and the fact that I can't post photos on the other place, I'm cutting down on posting pictures in general.

[geezerette]

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

Did a little more digging.

THE VIBRANT YEARS Feel the Joy of Freedom of Movement, Balance and Strength Living your best life doesn’t require the stamina of an Olympic athlete; having the energy to do the things you love – with some left over – is all you need. As your cellular regeneration cycle naturally wants to slow down, the signs of aging can become more noticeable. However, by activating all of your muscles you can combat this process and feel your best ever!

THE FREEDOM YEARS Feel the Joy of a Pain-free and Vibrant Body! Feeling great should be a daily mantra! Aging is a biological change at the cellular level, however it’s never too late to take control of this natural process and slow it down so it has minimal effect on your life. Maintaining strength, energy, and dexterity for simple daily tasks goes a long way towards your independence and well-being. Essentrics promotes your physical and mental ability through low-impact, gentle, coordinated and full-body movements so you can bounce through your seventies!

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@just bee 

That sounds great, but I have a long way to go to achieve it.  I will say that if I actually do the exercises (albeit very easy at this point) for a few days, the pain lessens and I feel a little more limber.  So they do work.  If I do them.

The thing I like about them is that they're easy and can be done anytime with no equipment needed.  And I can do them in the house even when the weather is bad.  Granted it will take time and some cardio to see some visible results, along with cutting down on what I'm eating.

My diet isn't horrible at this point, more like I'm just eating too much of it for what I'm doing.  Or rather more accurately, what I'm not doing.

Oh, and pertaining to the above post, I couldn't read everything you posted on this because it was cut off on the right side.  But when I quoted it to reply, the entire text was visible.  Strange.

[just bee]

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@geezerette wrote:

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

Did a little more digging.

THE VIBRANT YEARS Feel the Joy of Freedom of Movement, Balance and Strength Living your best life doesn’t require the stamina of an Olympic athlete; having the energy to do the things you love – with some left over – is all you need. As your cellular regeneration cycle naturally wants to slow down, the signs of aging can become more noticeable. However, by activating all of your muscles you can combat this process and feel your best ever!

THE FREEDOM YEARS Feel the Joy of a Pain-free and Vibrant Body! Feeling great should be a daily mantra! Aging is a biological change at the cellular level, however it’s never too late to take control of this natural process and slow it down so it has minimal effect on your life. Maintaining strength, energy, and dexterity for simple daily tasks goes a long way towards your independence and well-being. Essentrics promotes your physical and mental ability through low-impact, gentle, coordinated and full-body movements so you can bounce through your seventies!

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@just bee 

That sounds great, but I have a long way to go to achieve it.  I will say that if I actually do the exercises (albeit very easy at this point) for a few days, the pain lessens and I feel a little more limber.  So they do work.  If I do them.

The thing I like about them is that they're easy and can be done anytime with no equipment needed.  And I can do them in the house even when the weather is bad.  Granted it will take time and some cardio to see some visible results, along with cutting down on what I'm eating.

My diet isn't horrible at this point, more like I'm just eating too much of it for what I'm doing.  Or rather more accurately, what I'm not doing.

Oh, and pertaining to the above post, I couldn't read everything you posted on this because it was cut off on the right side.  But when I quoted it to reply, the entire text was visible.  Strange.

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@geezerette 

The arrow bar to adjust the screen might not be on your device.

[just bee]

From the "Welcome to Albuquerque" file...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A traveling nurse who came all the way from North Carolina says this could be her last stint in Albuquerque after falling prey to thieves. What they took, was essential to her livelihood. Tammy Harris was just five days away from the end of her eight-week contract in Albuquerque when she found her SUV at Studio 6 near Osuna and I-25 with the rear windshield smashed in and her nursing bag, gone.

As a traveling nurse, Harris carries those supplies from job to job. She is not sure, at this point, whether anyone will be able to reimburse her for the replacement costs. “My recruiter is aware, I don’t know how far I can take it. I do have an appointment tomorrow to get my car fixed but, unfortunately, that’s an out-of-pocket expense that I have to pay for,” Harris said.

What really stings, Harris says, is after bringing her much-needed skills to New Mexico, this is the thanks she gets. “I took time away from my family to help someone else’s family. That’s what I do, that’s my job,” Harris said.

Now, Harris is hoping whoever has her belongings, will find it in their heart to do the right thing. “If someone is just willing to turn it in anonymously, I would feel better. I would have my personal items back, my work items back and then everyone can move forward,” Harris said. She did file a police report. She says, unfortunately, there were no cameras in the hotel parking lot.

[geezerette]

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@just bee wrote:

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@geezerette wrote:

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@just bee wrote:

@geezerette 

Did a little more digging.

THE VIBRANT YEARS Feel the Joy of Freedom of Movement, Balance and Strength Living your best life doesn’t require the stamina of an Olympic athlete; having the energy to do the things you love – with some left over – is all you need. As your cellular regeneration cycle naturally wants to slow down, the signs of aging can become more noticeable. However, by activating all of your muscles you can combat this process and feel your best ever!

THE FREEDOM YEARS Feel the Joy of a Pain-free and Vibrant Body! Feeling great should be a daily mantra! Aging is a biological change at the cellular level, however it’s never too late to take control of this natural process and slow it down so it has minimal effect on your life. Maintaining strength, energy, and dexterity for simple daily tasks goes a long way towards your independence and well-being. Essentrics promotes your physical and mental ability through low-impact, gentle, coordinated and full-body movements so you can bounce through your seventies!

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@just bee 

That sounds great, but I have a long way to go to achieve it.  I will say that if I actually do the exercises (albeit very easy at this point) for a few days, the pain lessens and I feel a little more limber.  So they do work.  If I do them.

The thing I like about them is that they're easy and can be done anytime with no equipment needed.  And I can do them in the house even when the weather is bad.  Granted it will take time and some cardio to see some visible results, along with cutting down on what I'm eating.

My diet isn't horrible at this point, more like I'm just eating too much of it for what I'm doing.  Or rather more accurately, what I'm not doing.

Oh, and pertaining to the above post, I couldn't read everything you posted on this because it was cut off on the right side.  But when I quoted it to reply, the entire text was visible.  Strange.

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@geezerette 

The arrow bar to adjust the screen might not be on your device.

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@just bee 

Once again you are right, oh wise one. 

[geezerette]

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@just bee wrote:

From the "Welcome to Albuquerque" file...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A traveling nurse who came all the way from North Carolina says this could be her last stint in Albuquerque after falling prey to thieves. What they took, was essential to her livelihood. Tammy Harris was just five days away from the end of her eight-week contract in Albuquerque when she found her SUV at Studio 6 near Osuna and I-25 with the rear windshield smashed in and her nursing bag, gone.

As a traveling nurse, Harris carries those supplies from job to job. She is not sure, at this point, whether anyone will be able to reimburse her for the replacement costs. “My recruiter is aware, I don’t know how far I can take it. I do have an appointment tomorrow to get my car fixed but, unfortunately, that’s an out-of-pocket expense that I have to pay for,” Harris said.

What really stings, Harris says, is after bringing her much-needed skills to New Mexico, this is the thanks she gets. “I took time away from my family to help someone else’s family. That’s what I do, that’s my job,” Harris said.

Now, Harris is hoping whoever has her belongings, will find it in their heart to do the right thing. “If someone is just willing to turn it in anonymously, I would feel better. I would have my personal items back, my work items back and then everyone can move forward,” Harris said. She did file a police report. She says, unfortunately, there were no cameras in the hotel parking lot.

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@just bee 

The only comment I can make is that sounds like something that could, and would, happen here.

It continues to amaze me the number of people that need the help the most are the most ungrateful.  They cause their own problems and then complain when no one is there to help them out.

And I don't necessarily confine that opinion to anything just pandemic-related.

🤐