Hey, good news, I got to stop taking one of my diabetic medications!! I was very pleased!!! And got good lab results on my cholesterol tests!!! Yea for me!! Now if only my dental work was done, and I was writing to say that I was through with that!! Oh, why does all this stuff come in your golden years!!! Antique Rose
Old Fashion Girl
Cutie with big bow
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Lazy day.
Hello, having a lazy day here. Worked hard yesterday so that I could have one!!! Went to the mall this morning, looked around for a couple of hours, had lunch and then came home. It is a rainy afternoon. Makes you want to take a nap!! Rain is in the forecast for the next several days, so guess I should get used to it! :-) We need it, but would like to work in the yard at some point.
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New "Rose" pitcher.
Ah, roses, I love them.
In Honor of My Mom
Happy (93rd) Birthday Mom
Thought for the Day.
Something to think about.
Sweet Antique Rose...I have NO idea why this stuff comes in our so called Golden Years! I have asked myself the same question. I also am battling the high cholesterol, and high blood pressure. All is under control...at the moment. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for choosing to follow me, but I have no clue where I am going. We can go together, ok? :)
We have rain in the forecast here also. I need to read up on your profile and see where you are hailing from.
Have a wonderful Wednesday! It's Soc. Sec. check day! Yippee!
Love,
Mona
Greatma...did I thank you for your compliment on my hair? This is my first year of going gray...and sometimes it's difficult. You made me feel so good about being so gray! I do feel older though. I am trying to get used to it. I just didn't want to be one of those that people look at and just KNOW you are dying your hair! At least I don't have to worry when the wind blows any more.. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Mona
Dear Mona,
ReplyDeleteI love it when I see women with all grey hair, it looks so elegant and I wish that were they way mine looked. When it first started going grey, it was a lovely shade, then I was diabetic, and the medications made my hair more dark grey and light grey mixed, not like it was at first. Had hoped it would be like my Mom's, all white, but alas it was not to be, but I have never dyed it, and I like it that way. You have a wonderful grey. I am sure you will get lots of compliments!!!! Hugs, Antique Rose