Annals of Aging #6719
Annals of Aging, #6719: the belly. After a struggle with my weight in my twenties, detailed in Loose Woman – going up and down 20 or 30 pounds – it all settled with motherhood. In
My new book “Midlife Solo” will be published by Mosaic Press later this year. Stay tuned!
Annals of Aging, #6719: the belly. After a struggle with my weight in my twenties, detailed in Loose Woman – going up and down 20 or 30 pounds – it all settled with motherhood. In
Life is returning. After two years of sweatpants and t-shirts, I’ve started to put on actual clothes every once in a while. With an actual bra! The belly is bigger than it was two years
By early afternoon Saturday I was melting, dripping in sweat; so hot, only water could cool me down. Remembered the beautiful free community swimming pool a three minute bike ride away that I never use,
(Sorry, for some reason, half the post disappeared so I am posting again. From my FB page:) Funny story. Went to donate blood for the first time today. Answered ‘no’ to all their questions, including
So, first thing today, I got a message my Facebook account had been hacked, changed my password. Bruce wrote that Apple sent out a warning about security breaches for iPhones and Macbooks, so immediately updated
A treat from the city: rode to the new parks on Parliament Street because there’s music almost every afternoon, and sat for an hour listening to fine young cellist George Crotty play by heart four
Listening to Beethoven piano concerto #3 on CBC – what pleasure. Jonathan Biss, marvellous pianist. They’re saying he suffers from extreme anxiety. If I had to perform something that difficult, I would too. A tranquil
5.45. No power. No electricity. The power went out at about 12.30, so over five hours so far. Worried about the fridge, trying not to open it. My phone for once was not charged – now at
OOOF. Got my second Shingrix shingles vaccine yesterday at a time when I had no appointments, in case it hit me hard, and it has hit me hard. Yesterday was okay, but today, I’m achey
Just came back from a walk after dinner as the day cooled down. Riverdale Park west was a crowded, busy scene from William Kurelek – dogs frolicking, people biking, running, lying on the slopes, two
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