.................not quite yet.
Col was due in for the 6th chemo session today but that's been postponed until next week while they do some investigative work to find out why he is still short of breath. So it's another CT scan today instead. He felt well enough to get out into the garage yesterday to sort some of his workshop stuff, he's been wanting to get that done for weeks. The garage has a pitched roof and some boards across the beams so he's been able to put a lot of stuff up out of the way. I can now get my bike in and out without tripping over
I picked our first "harvest" this morning ready for our lunch - a colander full of salad leaves, all from 2 small troughs and plenty left too.
Then I walked down to the charity shop, to take a few more bits in and found a book of Sudoku puzzles for 50p which was a handy find as I've only got 5 left in the book I'm working through. I like giving my brain a work-out over breakfast every morning.
Not much else has been happening here at the bungalow, which is why I haven't posted for a few days. Lots of reading and TV watching - loving the Invictus Games.
Welcome to Roses,Lace and Brocante - a new follower, but still numbers are stuck at 353 so 1 in and one out again.
Thanks for comments recently
Back in a day or two
Sue
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of yoga, we combine and unify Women’s Physical Therapy the mind and body into one unit that is
attached to each other and balanced. Women’s Physical Therapy Yoga is one of the comprehensive health care
system is the oldest ever, Women’s Physical Therapy that focuses on the mind and body (Cynthia,
2007).
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sense. In the general sense, Women’s Physical Therapy the word ' yoga ' is derived from the origin
of the word Yujiryoge, Women’s Physical Therapy which means to join, unite, or the Union of
two or more objects. Women’s Physical Therapy The meaning of the term yoga techniques
gleaned from Yuj another. Women’s Physical Therapy Here it is not a "unity", but rather
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Women’s Physical Therapy Learn the joga is like learning a new language
for the body and mind. Women’s Physical Therapy Olehkarena that yoga cannot be learned just
last night only. Women’s Physical Therapy Yoga is a science that must continue to be
practiced, refined, and experienced. Women’s Physical Therapy
Yoga is also a tool that is powerful, Women’s Physical
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that can menengakan your mind and make it more centered. Women’s Physical
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innate intelligence and alm aware. Women’s Physical Therapy Along with the thoughts that can be calm, Women’s
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tension and emotion that has been stuck for a long time. Can balance the
emotions and give ketanangan. Women’s Physical Therapy Like a tree that is diayun–ayun by the wind,
but it always came back as before. Women’s Physical Therapy
Women’s Physical Therapy Yoga can also be referred to as a therapeutic
tool. Women’s Physical Therapy Many of
the diseases and disorders of the body can be released through a variety of specific
body positions and breathing exercises under the guidance of a trained yoga
trainer. Women’s Physical Therapy And
anyone can do yoga regardless of age, size, flexibility, or health (Cynthia,
2007).
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a. the graceful Aging Energy
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Yoga is a great way to shape the body posture. Brigham and
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yoga positions can nourish a variety organdan to form the muscles are long and
slender. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy Exercise body to bend forward, backwards, and
sideways position or inverted position and twisting can balance and train every
muscle, bones, joints, and organs of the body. Brigham and womens hospital
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2). Improvement of circulation
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Minggu, 08 Mei 2016
In which we enjoy some warmth
What a beautiful Sunday, of course we went to the beach hut, it would have been silly not to.
We solved the walking to the loo problem at the beach hut by borrowing a small wheelchair from Colin's sister, she had it in a shed at her house to use when their Dad visits and she can push him down the lane to visit neighbours, but as she said they could always go by car on the odd occasion this happens and we won't need to borrow it forever - We hope.
There are a few steps on the way to and from the car park to negotiate but he can get out for those and pushing him up the slope is a good work-out for me.
Here is another glimpse of beach hut life to tease you. The hut came complete with the cushions, so I just took the covers off and brought them home to wash. There is a storage box/seat each side of the hut and these have long foam filled cushions. Unfortunately when the covers of these were washed they shrunk and I had to cut an inch off the width of the foam to get it back in the covers and even then they are a bit of a tight fit.
Poor Col has to stay covered and in the shade due to the chemo but he prefers the shade anyway, it's me who likes to soak up the sun - suitably covered in a high factor sun cream of course. Luckily the hut also came with wind break, a wooden frame to fit the windbreak into so it can stand on the concrete forecourt and a parasol.
I feel so lucky to have spotted it for sale and it's so good to have the time to use it after all our busy, busy years on the smallholding and campsite.
Back in a jiffy
Sue
We solved the walking to the loo problem at the beach hut by borrowing a small wheelchair from Colin's sister, she had it in a shed at her house to use when their Dad visits and she can push him down the lane to visit neighbours, but as she said they could always go by car on the odd occasion this happens and we won't need to borrow it forever - We hope.
There are a few steps on the way to and from the car park to negotiate but he can get out for those and pushing him up the slope is a good work-out for me.
Here is another glimpse of beach hut life to tease you. The hut came complete with the cushions, so I just took the covers off and brought them home to wash. There is a storage box/seat each side of the hut and these have long foam filled cushions. Unfortunately when the covers of these were washed they shrunk and I had to cut an inch off the width of the foam to get it back in the covers and even then they are a bit of a tight fit.
Poor Col has to stay covered and in the shade due to the chemo but he prefers the shade anyway, it's me who likes to soak up the sun - suitably covered in a high factor sun cream of course. Luckily the hut also came with wind break, a wooden frame to fit the windbreak into so it can stand on the concrete forecourt and a parasol.
I feel so lucky to have spotted it for sale and it's so good to have the time to use it after all our busy, busy years on the smallholding and campsite.
Back in a jiffy
Sue
Sabtu, 07 Mei 2016
In which I manage to get to a car boot sale..........
......................At last!
It's been a long wait to get to my first boot sale of the year, what with moving and the weather but I was up with the lark to go to the once-a-month-out-of-the-football-season boot sale at Melton near Woodbridge.
It was packed with sellers and buyers, more than I've ever seen there before.
This was my haul. I've set myself some rules for buying for the future grandchildren -
1. Things must be less than £1 and
2. They must fit on the shelf of the new wardrobe.
My favourite buys? The two Victory wooden jigsaw puzzles -£1 each and 4 Ladybird picture books for 25p each. Can't resist Christmas cards at 50p for the pack. Love the lift out animal puzzle too.
Mighty Movers is a brand new book/pack of 6 pictures of Big machines and some of those picture cubes that make the pictures in the book. The Alison Uttley is really for me (after reading her books of country essays I thought I'd collect a few of the childrens stories) and the wool for my sister to knit more baby cardi's.
I know some of these things will have to stay in the cupboard for a few years but Be Prepared is my motto!
I forgot to include in the picture another book, " From Store to War" by Linda McCullough-Thew. (over £3 on Amazon -but 50p from the boot sale) This is the biography of a woman who joined the ATS during the war and mentions that it is a sequel to an earlier book "The Pit Village and the Store" which has now been added to my Amazon wish list.
It was very strange to tour a boot sale and not look at the plants but my enthusiasm for growing our own food seems to have vanished with our move here. I guess after 37 years it was bound to wane, perhaps when Col is better and we can make some veg beds I shall get my growing mojo back.
The other day I forgot to say thank you to VC for the encouraging words about her sister and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.
Back in a tick
Sue
It's been a long wait to get to my first boot sale of the year, what with moving and the weather but I was up with the lark to go to the once-a-month-out-of-the-football-season boot sale at Melton near Woodbridge.
It was packed with sellers and buyers, more than I've ever seen there before.
1. Things must be less than £1 and
2. They must fit on the shelf of the new wardrobe.
My favourite buys? The two Victory wooden jigsaw puzzles -£1 each and 4 Ladybird picture books for 25p each. Can't resist Christmas cards at 50p for the pack. Love the lift out animal puzzle too.
Mighty Movers is a brand new book/pack of 6 pictures of Big machines and some of those picture cubes that make the pictures in the book. The Alison Uttley is really for me (after reading her books of country essays I thought I'd collect a few of the childrens stories) and the wool for my sister to knit more baby cardi's.
I know some of these things will have to stay in the cupboard for a few years but Be Prepared is my motto!
I forgot to include in the picture another book, " From Store to War" by Linda McCullough-Thew. (over £3 on Amazon -but 50p from the boot sale) This is the biography of a woman who joined the ATS during the war and mentions that it is a sequel to an earlier book "The Pit Village and the Store" which has now been added to my Amazon wish list.
It was very strange to tour a boot sale and not look at the plants but my enthusiasm for growing our own food seems to have vanished with our move here. I guess after 37 years it was bound to wane, perhaps when Col is better and we can make some veg beds I shall get my growing mojo back.
The other day I forgot to say thank you to VC for the encouraging words about her sister and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.
Back in a tick
Sue
Jumat, 06 Mei 2016
A library book picture
Welcome to Monalisa , a new follower but numbers are the same........... One in - one out.
I do miss going to the library van every 4 weeks and coming home with all the books I had ordered and then putting the photo on the blog. To make up for it I'll post a library book photo whenever I have a good heap here.
At the moment, heading back to the library are
- Larkbarrow looked good but the print is too small for me to read comfortably (a privately published book - odd typeface).
Calamity in Kent - another of the British Library Crime Classic reprints, originally from 1950. Good story.
Murder Dancing - I read all the early books in this series but haven't bothered to finish this - they are a bit rubbishy really.
House of Eyes - The 20th in the Wesley Peterson series of crime, linking archaeology and history. Good as always.
and still to be read
Prescription of Death - a recent book by Jill Paton Walsh but using the characters created in the 1930's by Dorothy L Sayers.
Human Voices by Penelope Fitzgerald - picked this off the library shelves in a quest to read less crime.
The Button Box- Lifting the Lid on Womens Lives - Non Fiction
Princess Elizabeth's spy - second in a series. Read the first a few weeks ago
How To Be Well Read - short precis of 500+ books that "everyone should read". I flicked through.....seems I'm Not well read at all!
Thanks for all the comments on the last couple of posts. The hospital re-examined Col's blood tests on Tuesday and rang to say come and collect a different sort of antibiotic. He had a better nights sleep and felt well enough to go to the beach hut on Wednesday although the 5 minute walk to the loo and back nearly finished him off. The sun was lovely in Felixstowe but wind was still very chilly down on the sea front - blowing along the coast, which is why we were inside. The reason the video clip is so short is because I had completely forgotten which things on the camera to press and had no idea if it was recording or not. When we got home and I found I had 4 short videos interspersed with some still pictures! Then I couldn't remember how to load a video and when I'd sorted that I couldn't watch it because Adobe keeps crashing on this computer - no idea why. I was amazed to find that other people could actually see it. Wish I knew more about technology!
Thought I better trot along to the doctors as the cough I've got wasn't getting any better and I didn't want to end up in hospital on a drip suffering from pneumonia like a couple of years ago. So now we both have antibiotics - drat. This is the second cough/cold I've had since moving here, we are starting to wonder if there is something in the bungalow triggering it although it could just be that Col's reduced immunity makes him catch more bugs which he then passes onto me or it could be that I seem to be spending more time in shops amongst people than I used to!
More sea air needed I reckon
Back Soon
Sue
I do miss going to the library van every 4 weeks and coming home with all the books I had ordered and then putting the photo on the blog. To make up for it I'll post a library book photo whenever I have a good heap here.
At the moment, heading back to the library are
- Larkbarrow looked good but the print is too small for me to read comfortably (a privately published book - odd typeface).
Calamity in Kent - another of the British Library Crime Classic reprints, originally from 1950. Good story.
Murder Dancing - I read all the early books in this series but haven't bothered to finish this - they are a bit rubbishy really.
House of Eyes - The 20th in the Wesley Peterson series of crime, linking archaeology and history. Good as always.
and still to be read
Prescription of Death - a recent book by Jill Paton Walsh but using the characters created in the 1930's by Dorothy L Sayers.
Human Voices by Penelope Fitzgerald - picked this off the library shelves in a quest to read less crime.
The Button Box- Lifting the Lid on Womens Lives - Non Fiction
Princess Elizabeth's spy - second in a series. Read the first a few weeks ago
How To Be Well Read - short precis of 500+ books that "everyone should read". I flicked through.....seems I'm Not well read at all!
Thanks for all the comments on the last couple of posts. The hospital re-examined Col's blood tests on Tuesday and rang to say come and collect a different sort of antibiotic. He had a better nights sleep and felt well enough to go to the beach hut on Wednesday although the 5 minute walk to the loo and back nearly finished him off. The sun was lovely in Felixstowe but wind was still very chilly down on the sea front - blowing along the coast, which is why we were inside. The reason the video clip is so short is because I had completely forgotten which things on the camera to press and had no idea if it was recording or not. When we got home and I found I had 4 short videos interspersed with some still pictures! Then I couldn't remember how to load a video and when I'd sorted that I couldn't watch it because Adobe keeps crashing on this computer - no idea why. I was amazed to find that other people could actually see it. Wish I knew more about technology!
Thought I better trot along to the doctors as the cough I've got wasn't getting any better and I didn't want to end up in hospital on a drip suffering from pneumonia like a couple of years ago. So now we both have antibiotics - drat. This is the second cough/cold I've had since moving here, we are starting to wonder if there is something in the bungalow triggering it although it could just be that Col's reduced immunity makes him catch more bugs which he then passes onto me or it could be that I seem to be spending more time in shops amongst people than I used to!
More sea air needed I reckon
Back Soon
Sue
Rabu, 04 Mei 2016
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