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Post by vicki1953 on Oct 2, 2018 12:49:41 GMT
We are all born in 1953 and are at different stages in our WW journey. This is a safe place to come and vent, celebrate or just toot our own horns. We get together every day so pull up a chair and join in the fun and fellowship. We're glad you're here!
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Post by vicki1953 on Oct 2, 2018 12:53:03 GMT
Good morning!
It's a warm start to the day with temps above average for the next week...maybe longer.
I'm headed to ladies Bible study this morning. We just started a new weekly study that will last around 8 weeks. After that I need to drop the old modem off at the UPS store. The rest of the day I have nothing planned.
Joan, any more job nibbles?
Nancy, has your DH had a heart transplant yet or are they keeping him sedated because of the problems with his current heart? I'm still praying for you both.
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Post by editorjoan on Oct 2, 2018 13:08:52 GMT
Good morning, everyone!
Vicki, no results on the job front as yet.
Nancy, keeping you and your DH in my thoughts and prayers.
It took all morning yesterday to get the summer bedding washed and put away, and the winter bedding on the bed. I changed bedspreads and washed the winter one. I had retired my crocheted bedspread and substituted a quilt my late mother made me, which has fabric diamond-shaped squares. I hadn't used that quilt in decades, and some of the diamond "tips" had come off the quilt foundation. I spent about an hour sewing them back into place.
Have a great day!
Joan
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Post by 1flower4me on Oct 2, 2018 14:55:47 GMT
Good Morning,
It's cloudy this morning but is supposed to be around 82.
The doctors decided to do the heart pump because there wasn't a heart available for DH. His heart team didn't want to wait any longer for a heart since DH's heart is weak. The heart team is going to take DH back to surgery so they can try to close his chest and wake him up from the sedation.
I have been having trouble deciding what to have for dinner lately. I have tuna so I might try to have tuna casserole tonight.
Have a good OP day.
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