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@Mayhip8 I love your CV too!
My girls are 24 and almost 29. My SIL is 30 and my granddaughter just turned 18 months. I got married later( almost 32) and when my older daughter had Ari at 27 she thought she was a young mum!
I think that's prime time!
My hip was so good today maybe collectively we are turning a corner.
I found a YouTube channel with these kind of corny guys, 2 PTs who show how to do advanced exercises for post hip.
Even with what they are calling advanced its still not the pretzel twisting of my PT I experienced a few weeks back.
Chrissy i am betting once you give that hip a rest from what they were doing you'll be amazed at how much it will recover! That's how it was for me.
I, too am so grateful for BS, all the folks who pop in to encourage and don t seem to mind how much we complain and how scared we are and especially for my fellow globe- trotting hippy sisters who share their lives their feelings and encouragement and especially what we're eating and cooking every day.
Your humor and friendship and encouragement just make my day every day! Heres to our exciting next week.
My girls are 24 and almost 29. My SIL is 30 and my granddaughter just turned 18 months. I got married later( almost 32) and when my older daughter had Ari at 27 she thought she was a young mum!
I think that's prime time!
My hip was so good today maybe collectively we are turning a corner.
I found a YouTube channel with these kind of corny guys, 2 PTs who show how to do advanced exercises for post hip.
Even with what they are calling advanced its still not the pretzel twisting of my PT I experienced a few weeks back.
Chrissy i am betting once you give that hip a rest from what they were doing you'll be amazed at how much it will recover! That's how it was for me.
I, too am so grateful for BS, all the folks who pop in to encourage and don t seem to mind how much we complain and how scared we are and especially for my fellow globe- trotting hippy sisters who share their lives their feelings and encouragement and especially what we're eating and cooking every day.
Your humor and friendship and encouragement just make my day every day! Heres to our exciting next week.

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Awww What lovely posts 



and it was lovely to see the students and have a catch up. I stayed about 2.5 hours and took it nice and steady. The drive was probably the most challenging as it was the longest I've driven so far ( well it didn't have much to compete with as I'd only done a couple of short journeys before today). I met with who I needed to meet with, went through the workplace risk assessment so all is done there and I'm feeling positive. It was just do good to see a room full of people, all caring and no one at all just expecting me to do everything as before but getting my chair sorted to the right height, people making me coffee and getting to interview 2 new applicants to post 16. I'm going to be doing 3 hrs a day this week and we will review this next week to see if I can manage 4 but the are happy for me to set the hrs based around what I can manage.

( never actually been on a horse in my life so this seemed like a good start!)













Joking aside glad you managed to get some info, albeit not very advantageous or confirmatory as to what next. Well today no children were misplaced so I shall rate that a good day! You would think 27/18 year olds would be less trouble but I beg to differ with anyone who would argue that point! May I add how did you know when you purchased both custard tart and chocolate with ginger that they are my favourites and can I add I thoroughly enjoyed them! Have you ever had the Portuguese version of custard tart, the pastel de nata, yummy yummy! Chocolate wise I had treated myself to some 70%chocolate over the weekend but clearly both my boys enjoyed it too so it didn't last however I must say there have been treats st work, which I must learn to resist bug today I had a treat size pack of mini chocolate fingers, a treat size pack of squishes ( they are really nice and I think that is what they were called) a Bourbon biscuit and a custard cream along with 3 coffees and a tea, and lots of students asking how I was. It felt nice ( oh and the treats tasted nice too!) I do hope you feel a bit more positive, think of it like this one down and well on the way to recovery, more time to be a domestic goddess and a group of warrior hippy sisters (and brothers so as not to be discriminatory) all behind you. I wish I had a little magic wand to sort it all out for you but like 