I'm Tired

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Originally Posted by CGWildcat

Puma, it arrived today. Thanks for the infoAttachment 10597

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This is awesome. Happy to pass it along. Paduka already finished his. It is a quick and simple read.

P.S. If you have read it, you know that us even sharing this thread with each other (community) is a huge part of health.

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Originally Posted by ukpumacat

This is awesome. Happy to pass it along. Paduka already finished his. It is a quick and simple read.

P.S. If you have read it, you know that us even sharing this thread with each other (community) is a huge part of health.

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I've change my morning routine. After getting up, dressed, and full of my meds, I go out on the back porch, water the plants, and drink green tea. I sometimes read, but mostly watch the activity in the river behind the house. I'm not sure what I will do in winter, but this is working for now. Thanks!

I’m tired too…


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Hang in there boss

I firmly believe I’m going to get through this, but man, it’s wearing me down going through it.


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Originally Posted by blueboss

I firmly believe I’m going to get through this, but man, it’s wearing me down going through it.


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You will sir. You will.

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Originally Posted by CGWildcat

Thank you Puma! That's known as the "Gates of the Valley" in Yosemite. Ansel made it famous. My image actually got Honorable Mention in a competition a couple years ago w Outdoor Photographer. Got printed in a book for it even. I have a spot on my website, it's not open to public view just yet, but I've done my own black and white renditions of Yosemite.

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If I did not know better I would think that the dark flowing liquid in the foreground of the image is crude oil. You could really mess with someones senses if you could sharpen the cirrus clouds to 1/500th or even 1/250th sec and leave the rest of the image as is.

Know the feeling....

We are putting our house up for sale. Started home shopping a few months ago, while we get current home ready. I thought the prep would be easy. Boy was I wrong.

trim all the hedges back so nothing touching the structure (I have caloosa surrounding my entire back yard, and they are about15 feet tall, plus had to cut down a bird of paradise bud that was against the house).
repair broken stucco and cement outside
paint exterior of house (touch up)
new hot water heater
touch up paint inside
regrout shower
new sprinkler pump
inspection (presale) found open electrical boxes
full AC service including reducting areas
"declutter" which involved storage unit
ceiling fan repair (fried module)
repair broken window track
replace kitchen backsplash
descale shower heads
replace roof (that isn't a DYI job though)
etc......

we did a presale inspection for issue so we can fix (something any seller should do). Inspector found staining from roof leaks but not "wet". Same inspector we had when we purchased, and he noted the spots then as well...no change so no leaks active leaks, but the roof is 20 years old. In FL, that is an issue with the lender and the insurance so figured I would just re-roof as that is a selling point.