Sunday, 31 May 2026

Week 22 of 2026

 


I slept well getting 9 &1/2 hours of sleep was up at 4.30am, washed and dressed, the ground is wet but it’s not raining. It is 14c or 57f with a top temp of 20c.

Tim is in a ok mood, he said Kathy came over last night to talk to him.

Around midday he sent Tasha a text apologising for his behaviour, which all she wanted and they are good now.

It has been a better day today and I am feeling less tense. It stopped raining for a couple of hours which was nice.

Steps: 5,606 = 2.8k’s or 1.7 miles

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Had a good night slept for nearly 9hrs woke up at 4.20am and decided to get up, it is raining again and the temp is 16c or 60.8f we are looking at a top temp of 21c with a mostly wet day.

I went for a walk at 8.30am was going to walk down and post letters but forgot about all the cars, it is a school day and that means cars parked on the side of the road and I don’t like walking on the wet grass so didn’t do that.

I didn’t have a nap, and I should have as by 5pm I was struggling to stay awake.

Jessica is at Tasha’s and asked if I could wash her work clothes and have then ready by tomorrow arvo, I said of course.

Steps: 6,299 = 3k’s or 1.7 miles

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Had a good night slept for nearly 8hrs woke up at 4.20am and decided to get I have swept the kitchen and loungeroom floor and tidy the kitchen and started a load of washing.

The temp is 18c or 64f it is currently 5am and wet outside but not raining. Even though it is cool I still have the front door opened as I was sweating while cleaning.

I was able to go for my walk and even walked down and posted the letters I had, about 10 minutes after I got home it started to piss down.

Had a message from Leigh letting me know that my brother Dave is in hospital, he is in pain and has trouble breathing it looks like it is pneumonia. He is on strong antibiotics after receiving some via a drip he was released and allowed to go home, only because his wife Leigh is a RN. He is very sick at this stage.

Steps: 9,644 = 5k’s or 3 miles

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I slept well getting over 8 hours of sleep, I woke to go to the toilet and when I checked the time it was 4.55am, that was a surprise.

Another wet morning but with a temp of 17c or 62f.

It has rained on and off all day and we have had a couple of colder moments.

I asked Tasha to ring about my CT scan appointment as I only just realised I hadn’t heard about it.

Leigh said Dave has improved this afternoon.

Tasha came down at 6pm to put me to bed I didn’t want to go to bed so she rubbed cream I into my feet and put bed socks on me and left.

I slept well managed around 9hrs of sleep, another wet day ahead it is currently 17c or 62f at 6am. I am slightly out of sorts but should improve after I finish breakie.

Yes, eating helped, Sue and I went shopping, thankfully it has been a dry but cool day.

I have had a good day felt great when I went out managed to sweep out the front this arvo, as well as vacuum the lounge-room.

Steps 6,894= 3.5k’s 2.1miles

I slept well got around 8hrs of sleep, another wet day ahead it is currently 17c or 62f at 5am and it is raining but it isn’t cold.

It rained all morning but this afternoon it has been dry.

After having no motivation this morning around 11am I suddenly had surge of motivation and vacuumed, swept out the front and sorted the freezer out.

Tasha rang at 6.30pm in a foul mood but not with us she asked if dad could help me get ready for bed as she had to go out and she didn’t want to anyway he will help and she will come down tomorrow.

Steps: 6,555 = 3.3k’s or 1.9miles

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I slept well got around 8hrs of sleep, up at 4.15am. The temp this morning is 12c or 53.6f it is supposed to be a dry cool day.

Around 10.30am I felt really cold had to turn the heater on and put on a long sleeve top, 5 minutes later I was hot again, how annoying.

Tim is working today he should be home around 8.30pm tonight.

I had a nap for 45 minutes from 1.15 to 2pm after that I felt like doing a few things like tidy the spare room and vacuum again.

The asshole boyfriend of unit 14 is parked in the spot Tim usually parks and yes, he i.s allowed it’s not our person parking space, but I feel he only did to piss Tim off.

I was discussing with Tasha this arvo about Tim’s difficult understanding and whether he would be able to understand the going on in a trail he has been called up again for jury duty. I think he should speak to someone about that, what’s the point in being on a jury if you don’t understand what is being told to you.

Steps:7,058 = 3.6k’s or 2.1miles

 

 

 

Saturday, 30 May 2026

Caturday with Archie

 


Good afternoon everyone it is Caturday here and I am at last getting around to sharing some photos of the oh so cute Archie.










Thursday, 28 May 2026

Australian Birds

 


Hi everyone today I am looking at Australian native bird species, most Australian ornithologists and conservation groups generally say there is somewhere around 830 to 900 species.

Most of them are in the north and the east of the country mostly in tropical Queensland as well as the top end and in the eastern coastal forests and wetlands. This pattern is strongly supported by species‑richness data from major bird‑recording hotspots.

In the central and arid part of the country there are fewer species, but it does have the Princess Parrot, Budgerigar and Grass wrens all considered unique.



Around the area I live we have lots of Rainbow Lorikeets, Magpies, Galahs, Sulphur-crested Cockatoos, Corellas, Butcherbirds, as well as some ducks. Oh, and we sometimes have a Kookaburra.

As many of you will know I feed local birds and often have a large number of them out the front.



Wednesday, 27 May 2026

My brother Dave

 


My brother Dave is 16yrs younger than me and is the youngest of 5 children, he is also the only boy with 4 older sisters. He was mum’s favourite from the time he was born. He was in fact mum & dad’s miracle child, as after mum had my youngest sister Sandy, she had her tubes tied but a year later Dave arrived.

Turned out that as she had an ectopic pregnancy when Sue was very young the doctor only cut and tired the one tube she had, however, the other tube had knitted itself back together and that’s how they ended up with Dave.

As a child he got away with a lot of shit, but he grew from and annoying little bugga into an amazing man and all his sisters are so proud to have him as a brother.

Even though he is the youngest he is now the head of the family, I may be considered the matriarch of the family, but he is the head of the family.

At the moment he is very sick with pneumonia, he was taken to hospital on Monday night but was discharged with strong antibiotics only because his wife is an RN and is able to take care of him. However, most of us feel that he should still be in hospital.

 

 

Tuesday, 26 May 2026

Beechband

 


Today I am writing about the Beechband, what is it you may wonder well it is a device to help control the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease.

The Beechband works by delivering steady, rhythmic vibration pulses on your wrist to help calm and regulate movement, speech, and anxiety symptoms—especially for people with Parkinson’s.

It’s essentially a wearable version of a therapeutic tapping technique that its creator originally used manually.

It produces rhythmic pulsing vibrations (around 85 beats per minute in many cases). These pulses mimic a metronome‑like tapping that can help the brain stabilise movement patterns and reduce anxiety.

For some people, the effect is immediate, while for others it builds gradually over several weeks.

It can help with the following symptoms anxiety and stress, dyskinesia, rigidity, freezing of gait and other walking problems, speech difficulties, sleep issues and tremor of course.

However not everyone experiences the same benefits—some feel a big change, others only subtle effects, and some none at all.

You wear it on your wrist (or try switching wrists or even the ankle if results vary). Turn, it on and ignore it—most people stop noticing the vibration after 15–30 minutes.

It is recommended to use it daily for at least 6 weeks to judge whether it helps. Friends or family often notice improvements before the wearer does.

The vibration can be loud for some people; the battery life is often short around 3–4 hours.

Some users report major improvements in gait and freezing; others report no change.

The Beechband is a non‑medical wearable that uses steady vibration cues to help regulate movement and reduce anxiety. It doesn’t treat Parkinson’s itself, but for some people it provides meaningful day‑to‑day relief.

I have this device and it works great for me it calms my body, stops the internal tremor and helps clear my mind allowing me to focus and connect.

Sunday, 24 May 2026

Week 21 of 2026

 


I was up at 4.10am I had 7hrs of sleep and decided to have my shower then; after dressing I came out to the messy kitchen after cleaning that, I swept the kitchen floor and the lounge-room as well.

It is currently 13c or 55.4f and 5.30am.

I went for my walk did a little extra, today feels more like Monday not Sunday, it has warmed up to 22c or 71.6f.

Tim home at 4pm, he is so annoying at times when we are watching the news, and he gets angry with the pollies flapping their gums spouting nothing and yeah, I get how he feels but it does get on my nerves.

Steps: 8,763 = 4.4k’s or 2.6miles

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I was up at 4.25am after 7.5hrs of sleep, it is currently 16c or 60f I am dressed and starting my day, I hope all I know have a good day.

Around 11am I started to feel really cold so had to turn the heater on, but only for 15 minutes and then I was good.

It has rained on and off all day, no nap today got stuck in and sorted through my medical folder and shredded a lot of stuff, I then went looking and found Tim’s stuff he had two folders both with only a few things in them so combined that into one folder.

I also sorted out my drawers moving my shorts into the spare room and getting my winter Pj’s from the spare room and moving them to the bedroom.

Steps: 6,215 = 3k’s or 1.8 miles.

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I was up at 4.25am after 7.5hrs of sleep, it is currently 13c or 55.4f I am dressed and starting my day, I hope all I know have a good day.

I rang to arrange the MRI, but it’s not covered by Medicare, and the cost would be $300 so I said not to worry about it. I sent an email to the doctor’s surgery letting them know. I don’t really need the MRI it was just a suggestion.

I went for my walk and just after I got home it started to rain again. It has rained on and off all day.

Steps: 7,778

It’s Wednesday already, I have been up since 4.30am, the temp is 13c or 55.4f and it’s not raining. I slept for 9.5hrs and woke up feeling good.

I went for my walk after that I decided to mop the kitchen and bathroom floors. I took the clothes off the hoist, folded and put them away.

This afternoon I cleaned the glass sliding doors, they were very dirty, I also went for another walk just around the driveway after I checked the letter box.

Had a phone call from the Dr’s I know have an appointment tomorrow morning because I said I can’t afford to have the MRI done.

I had to put my watch on to charge, and it has been charging since 11am and it’s still not done.

Steps: 7,028 = 3.5k’s or 2.1 miles

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I am up bloody early it was 4.15am when I got up as I was awake and couldn’t get back to sleep so I got up. I did have a good 8hrs of sleep.

At 5am it was 13c or 55.4f and it is supposed to be around 19c.

I walked down to post a couple of letters.

Saw the Dr he wants me to have a CT scan instead of the MRI, for those who don’t know the CT scan will be bulked billed meaning I don’t have to pay for it.

It has rained all afternoon and it’s cold enough to have the heater on.

Steps: 7,023 = 3.5k’s or 2.1 miles

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Another early start got up at 4.15 after 8 and a half hours of sleep, had my shower and dressed. It is raining this morning; it should stop soon. It is 13c again with a top of only 19c.

Sue and I had an appointment with the podiatrist, all went well.

It has been raining on and off all day.

I am feeling so so, I tried to have a nap but wasn’t able to settle.

Tim and Tasha are fighting again, and I am caught in the middle again.

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I slept well, found Tim asleep in his armchair he is still in a foul mood, I got up at 4.10am he then went to bed.

It was fine when I got up but by 8am it was raining again, thankfully I went for my walk earlier.

It has rained on and off all day again, Tim’s mood has improved during the day.

Kathy rang at 3pm we talked for 30 minutes. Because of the improvement in Tim’s mood, I didn’t want to set him off again so asked that nothing be said that would do that.

However, Tasha posted something on the family chat that set him off again, I felt so stressed that I walked up the driveway and around it and back again. When I got back, I was gone maybe 5 minutes, Tim wasn’t here, he wouldn’t answer my phone call but did when I text asking where he was, he said he didn’t know. He then said he would either tonight or tomorrow. He got back about 7pm in another really foul mood, I went to bed.

I am so over it all.

Steps: 8,349 = 4k’s or 2.6 miles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 20 May 2026

Macular Degeneration

 


Hi all let’s go back to looking at eye diseases and disorders today the condition is macular degeneration.

Macular degeneration is an eye condition that affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed central vision. It can make it harder to read, recognize faces, drive, or see fine detail.

This also known as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) it  is a chronic and painless disease of the macula. 

There are two main types, dry and wet.

Dry macular degeneration: more common, usually develops gradually.

Wet macular degeneration: less common but more serious; caused by abnormal blood vessels growing under the retina and can worsen vision quickly.

Common symptoms are

Blurry or fuzzy central vision

Straight lines looking wavy

Dark or empty spot in the centre of vision

Trouble reading or recognizing faces

Need for brighter light

Peripheral vision usually remains, so it does not usually cause total blindness.

The risk factors for this condition are

Older age

Family history

Smoking

High blood pressure

Obesity

Poor diet

So, if someone notices sudden distortion or rapid vision changes, they should see an eye doctor urgently, especially because wet macular degeneration needs prompt treatment.

Sadly, with the dry type there is no cure, but monitoring, lifestyle changes, and sometimes specific vitamin supplements may help slow progression.

With the wet type injections into the eye can help reduce damage and preserve vision.

 

Tuesday, 19 May 2026

Dangerous Dogs

Ok I have written about big dogs, little dogs, beautiful dogs and ugly dogs now I am looking at dangerous dogs, and yeah I know and believe that any dog can act  in a dangerous way, it isn’t black and white so don’t shoot me if you disagree this is what information I found online.

A dangerous dog usually means a dog that has seriously attacked, bitten, or threatened a person or animal, or is officially classified that way under local law. The law can be different depending on your country, state or local council.

There are usually laws that state what is considered a dangerous dog. Many animal experts argue that training, socialisation, treatment, and owner responsibility matter more than breed alone.

Things that are looked at when declaring a dog dangerous are things like has the dog

Attacked or injured a person

Attacked or killed another animal

Acted in a way that causes a reasonable fear of serious harm or has been declared dangerous by a local council or animal control authority.

In many places, once a dog is declared dangerous, the owner may have to follow strict rules such as:

secure fencing or enclosure

muzzle and leash requirements

warning signs on the property

special registration or permits

limits on where the dog can go

In many places, a dog is classified as dangerous based more on its behaviour and history than its breed, however, some places have breed-specific laws or restrictions that often target breeds such as:

Pit Bull Terriers or pit bull–type dogs

American Staffordshire Terriers

Staffordshire Bull Terriers

Rottweilers

Dobermans

German Shepherds

Fila

Japanese Tosas

Dogo Argentinos

Presa Canarios

So do you consider any of these dogs as dangerous, I have always thought of Pit Bulls and Rottweilers as dangerous but I also know people who have owned Rottweilers and the dog has not been dangerous.

Now many years ago people referred to our dog “Dot Dot” as dangerous and vicious this is “Dot Dot”.

Ok I have written about big dogs, little dogs, beautiful dogs and ugly dogs now I am looking at dangerous dogs, and yeah I know and believe that any dog can act  in a dangerous way, it isn’t black and white so don’t shoot me if you disagree this is what information I found online.

A dangerous dog usually means a dog that has seriously attacked, bitten, or threatened a person or animal, or is officially classified that way under local law. The law can be different depending on your country, state or local council.

There are usually laws that state what is considered a dangerous dog. Many animal experts argue that training, socialisation, treatment, and owner responsibility matter more than breed alone.

Things that are looked at when declaring a dog dangerous are things like has the dog

Attacked or injured a person

Attacked or killed another animal

Acted in a way that causes a reasonable fear of serious harm or has been declared dangerous by a local council or animal control authority.

In many places, once a dog is declared dangerous, the owner may have to follow strict rules such as:

secure fencing or enclosure

muzzle and leash requirements

warning signs on the property

special registration or permits

limits on where the dog can go

In many places, a dog is classified as dangerous based more on its behaviour and history than its breed, however, some places have breed-specific laws or restrictions that often target breeds such as:

Pit Bull Terriers or pit bull–type dogs

American Staffordshire Terriers

Staffordshire Bull Terriers

Rottweilers

Dobermans

German Shepherds

Fila

Japanese Tosas

Dogo Argentinos

Presa Canarios

So do you consider any of these dogs as dangerous, I have always thought of Pit Bulls and Rottweilers as dangerous but I also know people who have owned Rottweilers atnd the dog has not been dangerous.

Now many years ago people referred to our dog “Dot Dot” as dangerous and vicious this is “Dot Dot”.

 

 



 

Monday, 18 May 2026

Sisters are forever

 


Hi all let’s kick off the week with something written by Lamisha Serf-Walls found in my 2026 Sisters Are Forever calendar.

Look in the mirror and see what I see a talented, uplifting, magnificent woman who can do anything and everything she wants.

Believe in your heart that you have the power to grab hold of your future and mold it into the things you have always dreamed of.

Trust in your soul that you are capable of doing all that needs to be done.

Know that you are incredible in every way and see yourself as others see you, as an intelligent and spectacular woman.

 

 


Sunday, 17 May 2026

Week 20 of 2026

 


MOTHER’S DAY

I was up at 4.15am, my Cpap mask was annoying me, so I got up, it is a cold morning.

I did manage to go for my walk after I sat in my recliner and closed my eyes for a while.

Sue picked up and we went to the cemetery; we saw Dave & Leigh and Liarna as well as Sandy and Denni &Skylar.

While I was out Kathy came over and left me three framed photos for Mother’s Day.

Tasha came down and wished me a good Mother’s Day, Jessica & Sam rang to wish me the same.

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Steps: 8,526 = 4.3k’s or 2.6miles

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Had a good night slept for 9hrs, woke to the sound of rain, it is 13c or 55.4f and the rain is supposed to stop by 7am, I hope it does as I have a Dr appointment at 8.50am.

The rain did stop and we went and had our flu shots, then we went shopping for a few things.

This afternoon I started to feel not great and as the afternoon dragged on my PD symptoms worsened, so I checked with Google and yeah, the flu shot can do that, but I should be ok tomorrow or Wednesday.

I’m going to bed early

Steps: 7,225 = 3.6k’s or 2. 1 mile.

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I woke up feeling fine, it is another chilly start to the day with the temp being 15c or 59f, I slept for around 8hrs, yeah, I was up at 4am again.

No walk this morning as my feet felt so heavy when I tried to walk, I was worried I would fall over. By midday I was feeling good.

Had a nap between 1 and 2pm and woke feeling good.

Last night in a dream I received a stern talking to from my dad, he told me I should have got medical attention as soon as I fell over on the cruise, and that I must take more care and look after myself. He also said how proud he was of Sue for looking after me.

Steps: 5,113 = 2.5k’s or 1.5miles

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I had a good night, managed 7hrs of sleep and was up at 4,20am, the temp was 13c or 55.4f. It is also raining, I hope it stops by 7am so I can go for my walk.

It is raining this morning I hope it stops before I need to go out for the MRI.

It rained on the way to have the MRI but stopped by the time we got there. I had very little waiting and the scan took only 10minutes, I closed my eyes and dosed off while it was done.

We then went to the plaza so I could pick up my scrips and get bread.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….I was awake at 3am and up at 4am as I was restless and unable to settle, so got up and had a shower. It is wet outside but not raining.

The temp is 15c or 59f and I had a decent 9hrs of sleep.

While out shopping my Dr’s surgery rang and said I need an appointment to get the MRI results, so I am now going to the Dr’s tomorrow morning.

I had a short nap and started to feel better after that, as I wasn’t feeling good.

Tasha brought down my Mother’s Day gift a foot spa and I love it; I am so excited about it.

Steps: 5,510 = 2.8k’s or 1.7miles

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I didn’t get up till 4.50am how cool is that, I had another good 9hrs of sleep, the temp is 13c or 55.4f and it is wet outside, not raining at the moment.

Went and saw the Dr he read the report from Hunter Imaging which said there was no ligamentous injury, however, it also said that there are bone marrow changes and bruising at T2 and T3 and some subtle changes to T1 and recommended another MRI of the thoracic spine. I have requested an appointment for that to be done.

Bought Tim another loaf of bread, asked the women 3 times if it was sandwich, she said it was, Tim took one look at it and said it’s toast not sandwich, I explained that I checked with the woman who served me, and he said what an idiot. Thankfully he wasn’t angry with me.

It has rained on and off all day, I tried to have a nap at 12.30 but only managed to lay down for 20 minutes as I felt restless.

Steps: 8,526 = 4.3k’s or 2.6miles

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I didn’t get up till the alarm went off at 5am, so a good night getting 10hrs of sleep. It is 12c or 53.6f this morning I had the heater on in the bathroom and bedroom when I had my morning wash and got dressed for the day.

Around 10am Sue text me that she had attempted to clean her air fryer, which was originally mums, but it was so gross that she decided to toss it out and buy a new one. So, we went to Kmart to do that, she bought a mini air fryer which is all she needs as it is only her.

However, as she was leaving her place, she was carrying the old one to toss it in the bin and managed to twist her ankle and throw herself left so she wouldn’t’ fall down the stairs, she hurt her arm, ankle and head.

Steps: 9,179 = 4.6k’s or 2.8miles

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 13 May 2026

Cruise 2026

 


While on our cruise we came across a few people who were doing around the world cruise and had already been on the ship for 30 days and still had a long time to go.

30 days would be far too long for me and the others agreed with me it is too long, 7 days is long enough for me, and the others agree with that as well.

If we take another cruise in the future, it will be to New Zealand which where I would next like to go for a holiday.

This last cruise was good but not as good as our other cruises the food isn’t as nice and many of the staff are also not as nice as we have had in the past.  Except our steward George he was friendly and helpful.

What made this last cruise special was having Jessica and Sue with us, I would have felt lonely without Sue, as both Tim and Jessica are fit enough to do things me and Sue felt unable to do.

By the last day all of us felt done in and just wanted to go home. We all spent a lot of the day in our cabins.

 

Tuesday, 12 May 2026

Not doing as well as I would like

 


Today I am thinking that I need to get my act together and get back into posting regularly again but still did nothing in way of a post.

Truth is I am not in a good place mentally; I can’t shake the what ifs connected to the fall on the cruise and being told that I have a C4 teardrop break. I haven’t been given any real information about how long it will take to heal, what I can and cannot do.

What information I have I have found online; this isn’t good enough. However, after I have the MRI tomorrow, I will most likely have to go back and see my GP and I will have to ask him for some answers, although he isn’t a spine specialist and may not have answers.

Anyway at this time I am taking it one day at a time.

Sunday, 10 May 2026

Week 19 of 2026

 


I slept straight through the night not waking till the alarm went off at 5am and I am feeling good this morning. I was having my wash when I heard the kettle going and wondered why Tim was up so early, he said he couldn’t sleep.

It is 16c or 61f this morning, it is going to be a warm day with a top of 28c or 82.4f.

I had a good 7&half hours of sleep

I managed to vacuum, sweep and do a load of washing as well as hang it on the clothes hoist to dry and take the hoists outside. I also went for my walk the normal walk I do, this morning without fear of falling.

I have a lot of lower back pain this afternoon.

Steps: 7,481 = 3.7k’s or 2.2miles

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Had another good night slept getting 9hrs of sleep before waking up 10 minutes before the alarm. It is 5.30am and 16c or 61f we are heading for a top of 28 again. I have woken with lower back pain again. I applied Deep Heat and it helped also applied a heat patch

I went for my morning walk.

I asked Sandy if she was in the area could she come and take my shower curtain down so I can wash it, she did. It is now soaking in wash booster.

Steps: 4,999 = 2.6 or 1.6miles

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I was up at 4am but I was in bed by 7pm last night and had a good 9hrs of sleep, at 4.30am it was 15c or 59f only supposed to reach 21c today.

I noticed it had been raining during the night and when it became near the time I like to go for a walk it was still wet, so I decided to wait. When I did go, I walked down and posted letters I had written.

The air fryer/oven I bought Jess as a housewarming gift arrived today.

Steps: 5,960 = 3k’s or 1.8miles

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What a pissy night, from 1am I was up and down to the loo like a damn yo yo, at 3am I got up for half an hour as I felt restless, when I went back to bed I slept for an hour before getting up to start my day.

Had the doc appointment, got referral for MRI emailed it to Hunter Imagine and they will contact me.

I had to have a nap at 11.15am I slept till 11.50am. I woke up to a messy kitchen. Tim said he would clean it up, but I did it.

Around 2pm I started to feel unwell, headache, tired, upset tummy. Oh well tomorrow’s another day and hopefully I will feel better then.

Steps: 5,212=2.6k’s or 1.6miles

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I was in bed by 7pm last night went straight to sleep but woke at 8.30pm went to the loo and decided to stay up for a big that turned into an hour, after returning to bed I slept through to 5am. The temp at 5.30am was 11c or 52f.

I did a load of washing and hung them on the clothes hoists and took them outside.

I had a nap at 11am for an hour then I had lunch, around 1.30pm I brought the clothes hoists in as it is windy.

I have felt cold on and off all day.

I have sent Tash a text saying I need to go to bed and could she help, even though it is only 5.30pm I am struggling to stay awake and feel sick.

Steps: 5523=2.8k’s or 0.5miles

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Good morning and hello Friday, I woke at 4.10 to pee and went back to bed till 4.30 when I got up. At that time, it was 9c or 48f. I had a good 9hrs of sleep and I feel ok now.

I went for a walk and posted the letters and then I swept up all the leaves out the front and vacuumed out.

It is really cold here for me I had to turn the heater on as the cold room gave me a headache.

This afternoon after my nap I didn’t feel as cold but around 5.30pm I got a headache.

Flu shot at 8.50

MRI at 13.20 be there at 12.50

Good morning and hello Saturday I was up at 4.30am and had a shower it was 10c or 50f. I found the kitchen in a mess cleaned it up and had breakie.

It feels crisp outside; I’m waiting for my body to settle enough to go for a walk.

Tim and I went to Medowie to check out a camper van. I couldn’t get into it as it was too high.

This afternoon Tim is attempting to put the table Jessica bought together, he said it is going to take hours.

He is also in a damn awful mood going on about no one helps him, although when he said something about needing help with the table, she said she would come down tomorrow and help, this went over his head because being in a mood feels better, I guess.  I am so over his damn mood.

Steps: 4,356=2.2k’s or 1.3miles

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 6 May 2026

Links

 

My post with links to other posts and a few photos as well

https://jamfn.blogspot.com/2026/05/sharing-my-world.html

https://jamfn.blogspot.com/2026/05/just-some-hodgepodge.html

https://jamfn.blogspot.com/2026/05/fridays-fill-in-q-a.html

https://jamfn.blogspot.com/2026/05/getting-to-know-me.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Female Factory


 

Hi everyone it’s Wednesday morning what happened to Tuesday seems like I forgot to do a post, I was going to write about the Female Factory in Tassie but then remembered that I already had done one back in 2016 which can be found here: https://jo-annemotherandnanna.blogspot.com/search?q=female+factory

So, if you want to know about or remind yourself about the place go check it out and that’s today’s post

 

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