Marjorie wrote: > >I feel as if I have accomplished something this week, which is >unusual, because I usually don't feel I have accomplished anything. >I took my husband to his Doctors appointment and was able to get >both of my legs into the car this time. Better than last week, that's >for sure!! GREAT! ---But I kinda liked to picture you tugging that leg into the car--such determination! Such persistence! Such a pain in the ----- ! <G> >I took an all day computer class on MS Outlook, and even though >I learned how to use the email, I still decline to do so. Too many >viruses. IMOHO, I think some hacker is after Microsoft. >But I loved the calendar, and the notes and tasks, so I >have my schedule set up through August. I've often wondered about that too---but of course so many businesses use MS software that may be the reason. It makes me purely delighted that I "drive a Mac"..... NON-PD--JOKE: Remember what the firefly said when he backed into the fan? De-lighted, no end ! (Sorry about that----couldn't resist) >I did buy the Ver.6 (2000) of Nortons while I was there the >other day, and when I installed it, it asked if I wanted it to >scan my email before it was delivered, and I said yes. Big >mistake, I had to completely re-configure Eudora because >I couldn't get any mail at all. Turns out Eudora has it own > mail virus scan and it acted like a junk >yard dog when something else tried to invade its territory!!! I also got Norton, but didn't ask it to touch my Eudora--thanks for the warning. > >Also I got 2 wall quilts ready and mailed to a quilting friend >who will machine quilt them, and I spent sometime searching >the Web and calling quilt shops to find a binding machine. >It took me 5 days to bind my family quilt, and it hurt my osteoarthritis >terribly. I found out I can only do anything like that for 2 hours, >and then the pain starts in. If I push it, I really pay later!!! >Unfortunately, Tylenol is the only thing my stomach will tolerate. I.m so impressed with your quilting, Marjorie. Wish you could show them to us--do you have access to a website by chance? SNIPPED> >I was thinking of my Mother the other day, she raised all of us >kids and only had an icebox for years, so she had to buy groceries >more often than I do. But we lived in a small town in Kansas and >they had grocery delivery as well as ice delivery, so maybe it wasn't >as bad as I remember. I suspect I'm not the only one here who can remember those days too. Just think, grocery delivery is now a rare luxury, and then it was just part of the package. In those depression days I don't think we even tipped the delivery boy! (Couldn't afford to....) Did you ever climb on the ice truck to get slivers while the iceman was inside the house? That was a favorite neighborhood sport. > >How many PWP's have Osteoarthritis? >When my NeuroDoc filled out my paperwork for the ADA he made >me disabled in Osteoarthritis also, and I thought to myself that >I wasn't really that bad. That was 5 years ago, and guess what??? >I am that bad now!!! >I'd like to do a survey later, when I get my MS Access Database >set up, and find out how many of us on this net suffer from >Osteoarthritis as well as PD, my Neuro told me Osteo is a >side effect of PD. How about it Doctors? >Fact or Fable? I'm a CG, not a PWP, so mine surely isn't a side effect of PD---unless I caught it from Peter. It would be interesting though to have answers to your questions. > >Well, this should give everyone something to answer. > >As Ever, >just Marjorie How about "Truly Marjorie" ? "Marjorie, for sure"? It's hard for me to think of you as "just" anything <G> ---just for fun!........ Camilla <[log in to unmask]> On PDWebring at : http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/genugten/flinterm.htm Laughter-- :-) :-) the best medecine !