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Old 04-21-2019, 02:36 PM
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I nothing but second that! LOL.

Seriously, good for you Abby. I hope you and DH continue to improve and have a wonderful Easter Day. Do you have a bonnet? LOL
Now that is a little NOTHING.
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Geez.. Doesn't he know you're supposed to wait at least a week after you start to feel better before you go and start doing that exercise thing again? NOTHING good ever comes from exercising..

I'm glad he's feeling better though..
Are you kidding? I was NOTHING but lucky to have kept him down and resting for almost a week. If not for his total lack of energy and sleeping so much, he would have been telling me he needed to go to the gym to "sweat it out". Seriously, I could write a book for the excuses he has to spend so much time at the gym. Yeah, I know he's not normal - lol. I learned a long time ago it was an argument I wasn't going to win......or wanted to. It is definitely a "mind altering substance" for him - much rather have a happy husband at home less, than a cranky one at home more. Thirty-six years and going strong as we celebrate our anniversary next week, so I guess we've been doing something right.
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Oh about our walk though -

Instead of walking our neighborhood which is what we usually do, we decided to go over and walk the plush track at our local high school so as not to deal with inclines and be able to walk on a softer surface. Well, we get over there and as we're about to walk onto the track my husband stops in his tracks and is intently looking at something. In my impatience, mainly because I'm worried about making it to my next bathroom break - it's great being a woman this age - I'm wondering what the heck is he doing and why aren't we moving?!? He turns to me and says "we're not going to walk here" and grabs my arm to lead me away.

Well, first let me tell you that my husband is far from an alarmist. In fact, I was pretty proud of him that he was even that observant. But what he saw was no one on the track except what appeared to be a somewhat tall slender male walking around with at least one or two black coats on, one being a hoodie which he had pulled up over his head. That raised his first suspicion being that it was such a beautiful day here. But more importantly, he was holding his right arm very straight and was carrying something in his hand that my husband was concerned could be a weapon. So we walked away and headed in the opposite direction where we came upon a church with, lo and behold, a police officer sitting there in his vehicle. My husband told him what he saw and said it could be NOTHING but felt he should at least report it. The police officer was very appreciative because apparently they had had an incident at that church just a few weeks back with a disruptive young man that they had to calm down and escort away from the church. I don't know what happened from there, as we left and went somewhere else, but it sure was NOTHING but strange.......
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Oh about our walk though -

Instead of walking our neighborhood which is what we usually do, we decided to go over and walk the plush track at our local high school so as not to deal with inclines and be able to walk on a softer surface. Well, we get over there and as we're about to walk onto the track my husband stops in his tracks and is intently looking at something. In my impatience, mainly because I'm worried about making it to my next bathroom break - it's great being a woman this age - I'm wondering what the heck is he doing and why aren't we moving?!? He turns to me and says "we're not going to walk here" and grabs my arm to lead me away.

Well, first let me tell you that my husband is far from an alarmist. In fact, I was pretty proud of him that he was even that observant. But what he saw was no one on the track except what appeared to be a somewhat tall slender male walking around with at least one or two black coats on, one being a hoodie which he had pulled up over his head. That raised his first suspicion being that it was such a beautiful day here. But more importantly, he was holding his right arm very straight and was carrying something in his hand that my husband was concerned could be a weapon. So we walked away and headed in the opposite direction where we came upon a church with, lo and behold, a police officer sitting there in his vehicle. My husband told him what he saw and said it could be NOTHING but felt he should at least report it. The police officer was very appreciative because apparently they had had an incident at that church just a few weeks back with a disruptive young man that they had to calm down and escort away from the church. I don't know what happened from there, as we left and went somewhere else, but it sure was NOTHING but strange.......
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Oh about our walk though -

Instead of walking our neighborhood which is what we usually do, we decided to go over and walk the plush track at our local high school so as not to deal with inclines and be able to walk on a softer surface. Well, we get over there and as we're about to walk onto the track my husband stops in his tracks and is intently looking at something. In my impatience, mainly because I'm worried about making it to my next bathroom break - it's great being a woman this age - I'm wondering what the heck is he doing and why aren't we moving?!? He turns to me and says "we're not going to walk here" and grabs my arm to lead me away.

Well, first let me tell you that my husband is far from an alarmist. In fact, I was pretty proud of him that he was even that observant. But what he saw was no one on the track except what appeared to be a somewhat tall slender male walking around with at least one or two black coats on, one being a hoodie which he had pulled up over his head. That raised his first suspicion being that it was such a beautiful day here. But more importantly, he was holding his right arm very straight and was carrying something in his hand that my husband was concerned could be a weapon. So we walked away and headed in the opposite direction where we came upon a church with, lo and behold, a police officer sitting there in his vehicle. My husband told him what he saw and said it could be NOTHING but felt he should at least report it. The police officer was very appreciative because apparently they had had an incident at that church just a few weeks back with a disruptive young man that they had to calm down and escort away from the church. I don't know what happened from there, as we left and went somewhere else, but it sure was NOTHING but strange.......
See what K-Man & I have been saying for a long time. Exercise, NOTHING but trouble. My first thought was I thought they were moving to The Villages, not New Jersey! It's terrible that a peaceful walk turns into NOTHING but an event.

Glad you both just Hopped away!
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See what K-Man & I have been saying for a long time. Exercise, NOTHING but trouble. My first thought was I thought they were moving to The Villages, not New Jersey! It's terrible that a peaceful walk turns into NOTHING but an event.

Glad you both just Hopped away!
Aside from that we had NOTHING but a great walk. Ended up going to 3 different places and walking them all. Came home, took a nap, then had dinner and a movie right here at home. It was a perfect day, just the 2 of us. When my husband asked yesterday who was coming for dinner, I said no one, just him and I. His response was that was just how he liked it. So all is well here. Hope all of you also had a nice holiday.
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Old 04-21-2019, 10:09 PM
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Aside from that we had NOTHING but a great walk. Ended up going to 3 different places and walking them all. Came home, took a nap, then had dinner and a movie right here at home. It was a perfect day, just the 2 of us. When my husband asked yesterday who was coming for dinner, I said no one, just him and I. His response was that was just how he liked it. So all is well here. Hope all of you also had a nice holiday.
Good to hear that you had a good Easter Sunday except for whatever was going on with the man in the black coats. He seemed to be acting very suspiciously out in the open. Sneaky criminals try to blend in I would think not stand out.

NOTHING but good night to the regular gang.
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Old 04-22-2019, 05:17 AM
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Good to hear that you had a good Easter Sunday except for whatever was going on with the man in the black coats. He seemed to be acting very suspiciously out in the open. Sneaky criminals try to blend in I would think not stand out.

NOTHING but good night to the regular gang.
You make a good point, Tal. I guess if the person is mentally disturbed however, one never knows. I was just grateful my husband was so alert. Usually I am, but I guess being with him and being it was broad daylight and expecting NOTHING like that, my guard was down. What a world we live in. I grew up in a small town where the thought of walking the streets at night was not even considered a scary thing to do. The thought of locking doors in your house or your car was, well, not even a thought. So much has changed.....

Anyway, good morning to the regular gang, as Tal puts it.
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You make a good point, Tal. I guess if the person is mentally disturbed however, one never knows. I was just grateful my husband was so alert. Usually I am, but I guess being with him and being it was broad daylight and expecting NOTHING like that, my guard was down. What a world we live in. I grew up in a small town where the thought of walking the streets at night was not even considered a scary thing to do. The thought of locking doors in your house or your car was, well, not even a thought. So much has changed.....

Anyway, good morning to the regular gang, as Tal puts it.
The Villages seems quite safe for the most part and not for NOTHING. And there are a lot of retired law enforcement around with concealed carry permits whom I hope that they would know what they are doing even though I have met some people here in the Villages whom I would not want anywhere near a loaded weapon.

One shot her vacuum cleaner when it adjusted itself in her closet. I guess she had not put it away probably.
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All's well that ends well. Glad the rest of the day went well Abby. I haven't had a steak in a long time that I can remember and was really set to enjoy what appeared to be a beauty yesterday. NOTHING but the furthest from the truth. It was no good. Back to Publix & Walmart Neighborhood Grocery for shopping. It was a good day anyway, we just chilled and never left the house. We've been dogsitting for a friend, here we go again, nope just kidding, no new doggie.
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Today for Easter Sunday on A4 of The Villages Daily Sun we have these six states and their claimed household hometowns.

Kentucky-- 507.

Oregon-- 69.

Tennessee-- 495.

Virginia-- 1,630.

Washington-- 180.

Wyoming-- 19.

Sure liked the Ashley Judd ad for something and not NOTHING or other during the 2018 Kentucky Derby.
Earth Day's A4 The Villages Daily Sun has these six states hometown claimed Villages households:


Georgia-- 915.

Illinois-- 2,507.

Kansas-- 205.

Michigan-- 3,057.

Mississippi-- 71.

Vermont-- 281.
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All's well that ends well. Glad the rest of the day went well Abby. I haven't had a steak in a long time that I can remember and was really set to enjoy what appeared to be a beauty yesterday. NOTHING but the furthest from the truth. It was no good. Back to Publix & Walmart Neighborhood Grocery for shopping. It was a good day anyway, we just chilled and never left the house. We've been dogsitting for a friend, here we go again, nope just kidding, no new doggie.
Okay, this is gonna cost ya, but if you wanna buy a steak that won't disappoint try Fresh Market next time. It is indeed a bit pricey, but I usually wait to hit them up on a sale. There are certain things that I'm particular about and that is one of them. If I'm going to indulge in a steak it better be good which is why when I beat K in the bet I hope he'll be taking me to Mark's. Don't worry, K, the prices aren't listed because it's hard to believe they're so cheap.

You asked a few days ago about ETA for me and K - looks like next year for me. I was considering hanging up the white coat this year but we ended up helping out a sibling in need instead. I'd like to recoup what we put out as much as possible before our move. If we end up renting our place for another year, that will put us at around summertime of next year. At that point, it will depend on the status of our sewers as to whether we will be looking at a full-time move or more likely a 4-6 months in TV and the rest of the year up here. We may actually do that for at least a year or 2 regardless. NOTHING is set in stone, but that's the plan at this time. In the meantime, we'll be down for visits now and then. In fact, we're due for one but may not make it down until sometime in the fall at this point.
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The Villages seems quite safe for the most part and not for NOTHING. And there are a lot of retired law enforcement around with concealed carry permits whom I hope that they would know what they are doing even though I have met some people here in the Villages whom I would not want anywhere near a loaded weapon.

One shot her vacuum cleaner when it adjusted itself in her closet. I guess she had not put it away probably.
What woman hasn't wanted to shoot her vacuum? She's NOTHING but my hero for actually doing it..
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All's well that ends well. Glad the rest of the day went well Abby. I haven't had a steak in a long time that I can remember and was really set to enjoy what appeared to be a beauty yesterday. NOTHING but the furthest from the truth. It was no good. Back to Publix & Walmart Neighborhood Grocery for shopping. It was a good day anyway, we just chilled and never left the house. We've been dogsitting for a friend, here we go again, nope just kidding, no new doggie.
I made a pot roast and mashed potatoes yesterday. Mrs. K made roasted brussel sprouts and a chocolate cake. NOTHING but a feast..
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