Travel
Yesterday I meant to include a thank you in my post to two women who have been of tremendous help to me during the past few weeks.
Pidge of The Frugal Travelers related her experiences a month or so back with MVP and Atrial Fibrillation, and when I asked her to tell me more about her symptoms she responded promptly, giving me the first clue that I might have the same thing or something similar. I've been asking her questions about it ever since, and I always get a prompt answer back. I would go so far as to say she may have saved my life.
The second thanks goes to my sister-in-law, Wilma, who has a-fib and told me more about it and the medications she takes for it. When they changed her meds last year she was put into the hospital to make sure she would be ok and while I remember that event I certainly didn't know anything about a-fib at that time. We talked about it when I was in Milwaukee recently.
So ladies, I thank you and love you both.
We are having perfect weather today and tomorrow promises to be the same. It reached 75 degrees with a nice breeze and clear skies. This is definitely my kind of weather.
And speaking of Milwaukee I have been wanting to post some pictures I took while there, but I have been having problems with photos and blogger for some time. I go through the steps to add pictures and it tells me they are loading, then that the upload is done, but no pictures appear. When I read others' blogs that refer to pictures I can only see a picture now and then - certainly not all the ones that are described by the poster. I don't know what the problem is and am getting tired of trying. Sometimes I go through the motions of adding a photo 5 or 6 times and it may work, but oftentimes it doesn't.
- Some Photos Taken At The Wedding
I forgot to take my camera into the church so I didn't get any of the ceremony, which was presided over by my youngest brother and deacon, Rob. The following pictures were taken by either Jeannie or me, and I haven't ever seen anyone else's...
- One Step Forward, Two Back
I sure took two steps back last night. Jeannie came by and took me over to the gym closest to where I live, and we had a great workout. I didn't realize how big the place is and how much it has to offer, and probably would never have gone...
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Thanks to all who have responded to my dilemma with blogging. I can only think it is something to do with my computer and the way it is set up - Blogger doesn't work correctly when I use Firefox, but it does when I use Safari. I'm...
- Size Of Pictures
I notice that the pictures I scanned that were originally taken in the early 1990's, are roughly from 300-500 KB, while the pictures from my digital camera are more like 1.4 MB. That is a big difference which probably explains the great disparity...
- Issues With Blogger
I hadn't seen an update to the Barbara's blog, Me and My Dog, for 5 weeks, so I wrote to ask her if she is ok. She recently bought a Class C that she named The Palms, and she and dog Katie finally got to hit the road. She responded that she is...
Travel
Belated thanks
Yesterday I meant to include a thank you in my post to two women who have been of tremendous help to me during the past few weeks.
Pidge of The Frugal Travelers related her experiences a month or so back with MVP and Atrial Fibrillation, and when I asked her to tell me more about her symptoms she responded promptly, giving me the first clue that I might have the same thing or something similar. I've been asking her questions about it ever since, and I always get a prompt answer back. I would go so far as to say she may have saved my life.
The second thanks goes to my sister-in-law, Wilma, who has a-fib and told me more about it and the medications she takes for it. When they changed her meds last year she was put into the hospital to make sure she would be ok and while I remember that event I certainly didn't know anything about a-fib at that time. We talked about it when I was in Milwaukee recently.
So ladies, I thank you and love you both.
We are having perfect weather today and tomorrow promises to be the same. It reached 75 degrees with a nice breeze and clear skies. This is definitely my kind of weather.
And speaking of Milwaukee I have been wanting to post some pictures I took while there, but I have been having problems with photos and blogger for some time. I go through the steps to add pictures and it tells me they are loading, then that the upload is done, but no pictures appear. When I read others' blogs that refer to pictures I can only see a picture now and then - certainly not all the ones that are described by the poster. I don't know what the problem is and am getting tired of trying. Sometimes I go through the motions of adding a photo 5 or 6 times and it may work, but oftentimes it doesn't.
- Some Photos Taken At The Wedding
I forgot to take my camera into the church so I didn't get any of the ceremony, which was presided over by my youngest brother and deacon, Rob. The following pictures were taken by either Jeannie or me, and I haven't ever seen anyone else's...
- One Step Forward, Two Back
I sure took two steps back last night. Jeannie came by and took me over to the gym closest to where I live, and we had a great workout. I didn't realize how big the place is and how much it has to offer, and probably would never have gone...
-
Thanks to all who have responded to my dilemma with blogging. I can only think it is something to do with my computer and the way it is set up - Blogger doesn't work correctly when I use Firefox, but it does when I use Safari. I'm...
- Size Of Pictures
I notice that the pictures I scanned that were originally taken in the early 1990's, are roughly from 300-500 KB, while the pictures from my digital camera are more like 1.4 MB. That is a big difference which probably explains the great disparity...
- Issues With Blogger
I hadn't seen an update to the Barbara's blog, Me and My Dog, for 5 weeks, so I wrote to ask her if she is ok. She recently bought a Class C that she named The Palms, and she and dog Katie finally got to hit the road. She responded that she is...