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FRIDAY, Jan. 31, 1873.MORNING SESSION.
Mr. Friedley in the chair.Mr. Haworth presented a memorial on prison management.
Mr. Dittemore returned the bill [H. R. 35] to amend the criminal practice act, recommending its indefinite postponement.
Mr. Gooding, from the same committee, returned the bill [H. R. 115] to repeal the act regulating the sale of patent rights, recommending its indefinite postponement.
Mr. Daggy, from the same committee, returned Mr. Ringo's bill [S. 226] to amend sections 457 and 458 of the civil practice act, recommending that it be indefinitely postponed. Also, the bill [S. 230] to amend section 397 of the practice act of June 18, 1852, with a favorable report thereon. Also the bill [H. R. 178] to amend section 1 of the act to amend section 77 of the practice act of June 17, 1852, with a favorable report. Also the bill [S. 169] authorizing the organization of voluntary associations, with amendments. Also Mr. Dittemore's bill [S. 198] to provide for a school for feeble minded children, with a favorable report.
Mr. Gooding, from the same committee, returned the bill [H. R. 130] to render uniform the rate of interest on the common school fund, with a favorable report.
Mr. Boone, from the same committee, returned Mr. Orr's bill [S. 228] in relation to the arrest of felons, with a recommendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Daggy, from the same committee, returned Mr. Gregg's bill [S. 4] to provide for the taxing of bank stock for municipal purposes, with a recommendation that the original bill be amended and passed. Also, the bill [H. R. 167] to preserve the MSS. of journals of the two Houses, with a favorable report.
Mr. Gregg, from the same committee, returned Mr. Fuller's bill [S. 208] to amend section nine of the criminal procedure act of June 17, 1852, with a favorable report. Also, returned the bill [H. R. 118] making parties witnesses in executors' and administrators' cases, with a favorable report. Also, Mr. Orr's bill [S. 182] to provide for the investment of funds in the hands of agents or executors, with a recommendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Gooding, from the same committee, returned the bill [H. R. 136] to amend section 149 of the civil practice act, with a recommendation that it pass without amendment. These reports were severally concurred in.
Mr. Steele, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, returned Mr. Orr's bill [S. 104] on the subject of the repeal of the gravel and plank road acts, with a recommendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Orr said there was no law on the statute books that produces more ill feeling among his neighbors than the gravel road law. He moved to amend the report by recommending that this bill lie on the table.
Mr. Gregg concurred in the opinion that no worse law was on the statute book; but this bill proposes to legalize a part of the wrongs already perpetrated under the odious law, and for this latter reason he favored concurrence in the report of the committee. He did not think this a proper time to discuss the merits or demerits of the gravel road law.
Mr. Steele explained that his committee make such a report upon no bill that should become a law on the statute books. A concurrence in such a report effectually disposes of a bill, and so the Senate is not further troubled with it.
Mr. Slater understood that a recent decision of the Supreme Court renders such a bill as this unnecessary, and therefore he favored the report of the committee.
Mr. Glessner did not like this bill. The gravel road law in many parts of the State, the people can not get along without. The motion to amend the committee's report was rejected by yeas 16, nays 31, and the report of the committee concurred in.
Mr. Daggy, from the Judiciary Committee, returned several petitions requesting amendment page: 102[View Page 102] to contracts heretofore made; declaring an emergency for the passage of the act, and amending the title thereof, by striking out the word "concerning" and inserting the word "regulating" in lieu. The amendments were concurred in by House of Representatives.
Mr. Kimball presented the petition of Mary Jane Jameson, a citizen of Pennsylvania, widow of John Jameson, reciting and showing that she is entitled to her original marital interest in two outlots at present within the enclosure of the Blind Asylum, and praying that the matter of her claim against the State therefor may be considered by the General Assembly. It was referred to the Committee on Claims.
On motion of Mr. Woodard, his bill [H. R. 391] further to prescribe the duties of the Secretary of State, and to provide farther arrangements (bureaus) for the duties of his office, was taken up and ordered to the engrossment.
On motion of Mr. Cobb, his bill [H. R. 262], to change the time for holding the Circuit Court in Huntington county (first Monday in March, to continue four weeks; fourth Monday in August, to continue four weeks), was taken up on the second reading.
On the motion of Mr. Walker, (the constitutional restriction being suspended for the purpose) the stage of the bill was advanced to the third reading, and it was read the third time and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 78, nays 0.
On motion of Mr. Jones, his bill [H. R. 315] to authorize Township trustees to levy taxes for school purposes was taken up and placed in the calendar.
Mr. Johnson, by unanimous consent, introduced a bill. [H. R. 316] for an act governing costs in the Superior Courts of this State. (The taxation of costs shall be the same as in Circuit Courts.)
On the motion of Mr. Johnson (the constitutional resolution being suspended), the bill was advanced and finally passed the House of Representatives. Yeas, 72; nays, none.
The House then adjourned.
page: 103[View Page 103]of the divorce laws, with the recommendation that they lie on the table.
Mr. Hough, from the Committee on Education, returned the bill [H. R. 138] to amend the act authorizing the issue of bonds for school buildings, etc., with clerical amendments.
Mr. Thompson, from the Committee on Benevolent Institutions, returned the bill [S. 87] on the subject of idiotic instruction, with an unfavorable verbal report thereon.
Mr. Beeson, from the Committee on Claims, returned claims of witnesses in the Burson contested election case of 1871, with favorable reports thereon. Also a claim of Spiegel & Thoms for $77 worth of furniture furnished at special session. Also, $252 for material furnished by Adams, Mausur & Co. for committee rooms. Also Osborn & Calkins, $400 for services as attorneys in the Calumet dam matter, with favorable reports.
Mr. Carnahan, from the same committee, also returned claims of witnesses in the Burson contested election case of 1871, with favorable reports thereon.
These reports were severally concurred in.
Mr. O'Brien, from the same committee, returned the memorial of Rebecca Williamson Hamson, claiming $350 pay for services of her deceased husband as surgeon to an Indiana regiment while at camp in Kokomo, with a favorable report.
Mr. Chapman was afraid of adopting a precedent, and of opening a wide door for the coming of a perfect flood of such claims.
Mr. O'Brien urged the payment of the claim.
Mr. Chapman made an ineffectual motion to lay the report on the tableyeas 20, nays 24.
The report was concurred in.
Several Senators having asked and obtained leave of absence over Sunday, Mr. Steele demanded a call of the Senate, which was ordered,and being taken discovered forty-five Senators as present and answering to their names.
Mr. Beeson, chairman of the committee on Reformatory Institutions, returned Mr. Steele's bill [S. 153] forbidding the employment of children in the whisky business, with a favorable report.
Mr. Hall from the committee on Rights and Privileges, returned Mr. Scott's bill [S. 167] regulating weights arid measures, with amendments.
Mr. Howard, Chairman of Finance Committee, returned Mr. Neff's bill [S. 232] to regulate the sale of substances for illuminating purposes, with a favorable recommendation.
Mr. Gooding, from the Committee on Federal Relations, returned the bill [H. R. 6] creating the Indiana Centennial Association, with an amendment that expenses shall not exceed $1,000 per annum.
He also returned from the Judiciary Committee Mr. Gregg's bill [S. 357] to amend sections 17 and 29 of the city incorporation law, with a recommendation that it be amended and passed.
These reports were concurred in.
Mr. Collett offered a resolution, which was adopted, directing the Attorney General to inquire and report whether the Trustees of the Vincennes University have complied with the laws in reference thereto.
He also offered a resolution, which was rejected, ordering the doorkeeper to have a set of boxes, 8 by 14 inches high, in the west room for the use of Senators.
Mr. Dwiggins offered a resolution instructing the doorkeeper to annul the contract for taking four copies of the Daily Sentinel and the Daily Journal from and after to-day.
On motion of Mr. Rhodes, the resolution was referred to the Judiciary Committee - yeas, 28, nays, 15.
Mr. Dwiggins moved ineffectually to suspend the regular order that the bill [S. 228] to redistrict the State for Judicial purposes be read the second time and made the special order for to-morrow at ten o'clock.
Mr. Boone offered a Joint resolution [S.] to authorize investigation of alleged losses to the school revenue, and prescribing the duties of certain officers in relation thereto. It directs the Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Institutions to make the inquiry.
Pending which,The Senate took a recess.
The President took the chair at two o'clock, and stated the question to be on the adoption of Mr. Boone's joint resolution [S. 9] introduced just before the recess.
Mr. Glessner favored the object of the resolution, but thought the subject matter should be embraced in a bill.
Mr. Neff moved that the resolution be referred to the special committee appointed last session to examine into that matter. [Messrs. Brown, Daggy and Dittemore.]
Mr. Boone had no feeling about it, and was satisfied for the present with having brought the subject to the attention of the Senate.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to amend the motion by changing the reference to the Judiciary Committee that the question raised by Mr. Glessner may be examined into.
Mr. Neff accepted this as a substitute for his motion.
The resolution was so referred by yeas 28, nays 8.
Mr. Carnahan moved that all claims reported on favorably from the Committee on Claims be referred to the Committee on Finance, with instructions to place them in the Specific Appropriation bill.
Mr. Daugherty, from the Committee on Reformatory Institutions, returned the bill [H. R. 212] defining the misdemeanor of keeping houses of ill fame, etc., with amendments.
The report was concurred in.
On his further motion, the bill was read the second time.
Mr. Dittemore moved to further amend by striking out of the 2d section the words "as a means of livlihood."
Mr. Hall hoped the bill would be passed without amendment.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Dittemore moved to further amend the 2d section by inserting the words "be imprisoned in the county jail not exceeding six months," instead of confinement in the State's prison.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Fuller moved to further amend by providing that the provisions of this act shall only apply to cities of 3,000 inhabitants and over. ,On motion of Mr, Hall, the amendment was laid on the table by yeas, 23; nays, 17.
On motion by Mr. Brown, the amendments were ordered engrossed.
Mr. Daggy moved that the Sonate proceed with the consideration of House bills on the third reading, but changed his motion at the suggestion of Mr. Slater, so that Senate bills may be considered - an exception being made in favor of the bill H. R. 211, at the instance of Mr. Beeson.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. Dwiggin's bill [S. 32] to legalize the sale of Seminary lands in Jasper county to Marion L. Spitler and Margaret Stackhouse, was read the third time and pissed by yeas 38, nays 0, with amendment of title striking out the words "and declaring an emergency."
Mr. Taylor's bill [S. 16], authorizing suits to be brought in partnership name only in certain cases, and declaring the effect thereof, was read the third time and passed the Senate by yeas 39, nays 0.
Mr. Cave's bill [S. 37], to amend section 47 of the act of June 17, 1852, to provide for the opening, vacating and change of highways, was read the third time.
Mr. Cave explained that the only change this page: 104[View Page 104] bill proposes is to allow viewers and reviewers $2 per day instead of $1, as the law now is.
The bill passed the Senate by yeas 36, nays 2.
The bill [H. R. 211] supplemental to the act establishing a Female Reformatory [appropriating $50,000 for finishing the building and putting in order the grounds adjacent thereto] was read the third time.
Mr. Winterbotham moved to recommit the bill to the Committee on Prisons, with instructions to strike out $50,000 and insert in lieu $25,000.
Mr. Beeson resisted the motion, and urged the immediate passage of the bill.
Mr. Friedley, of Lawrence, considering the present condition of the State Treasury, thought It prudent to get along with a less amount than $50,000, if possible. Then he doubted whether the State would be satisfied five years hence with the expenditure on this institution.
Mr. Oliver hoped the Senate will pass this bill, as many workmen or contractors have laid out of their money for several months, and they should be paid.
Mr. Winterbotham understood there were but twenty-three women in the State Prison, and thought this institution was costing too much money for the number of inmates it is likely to have.
Mr. Beeson stated that the putting in one prison the two sexes is a thing very much to be regretted. In this building there is to be two separate departments. A prison department and a reformatory department for young and erring women. As a mechanical structure, the building is one of the best built the State has ever had. If the appropriation is cut down, as proposed, the structure will stand unoccupied for another two years. In the name and for the sake of humanity he hoped the bill would be passed without further amendment.
Mr. Steele is told by such men as Governor Baker that this institution will require an appropriation of $50,000. He hoped the amount would not be decreased; it calls more loudly for an appropriation than anything that has yet come before the Senate.
Mr. Friedley, of Lawrence, was willing to appropriate enough money to pay on the indebtedness on the building:, but he believed so large an appropriation as $50,000 would leave the State with insufficient means to make the necessary appropriations to other benevolent institutions now in successful operation.
Mr. Slater reminded the Senate that tax payers were demanding economy, and he should oppose the appropriation.
Mr. Neff proposed to amend the motion by inserting $30,000 instead of $25,000.
Mr. Winterbotham accepted this amendment.
The amendment was rejected, by - yeas, 15; nays, 25.
Mr. Friedley, of Lawrence, moved to recommit the bill to the same committee, with instructions to strike out $50,000, and insert in lieu 25,000.
On motion by Mr. Wadge, this motion to refer was laid on the table, by - yeas, 22; nays, 19.
Mr. Hough moved to refer, with instructions to strike out $50,000 and insert $40,000.
On motion by Mr. Daugherty, it was laid on the table.
Mr. Dwiggins demanded the previous question, and mere bring a second, under its operations the bill finally passed, by - yeas, 27; nays, 13.
Mr. Friedley, of Lawrence, and Mr. Neff, Mr. Orr and Mr. Winterbotham regretted their negative votes, but believe the bill appropriates more money than is necessary.
Mr. Bowman's bill [S. 50] to correct and define the boundary line between the counties of Washington and Clark was read the third time and passed by yeas 38, nays 0.
Mr. Collett's bill [S. 75] defining the law of verbal slander, and affixing the penaly therefor, was read the third time and failed to pass for want of the constitutional majority of 26 - yeas 19, nays 19.
Mr. Glessner and Mr. Steele explained their negative vote, believing it would encourage actions for slander, and, as such, is a dangerous measure.
Mr. Collett's bill [S. 76] defining the law and crime of libel was read the third time.
Mr. Slater denounced it as a bill striking against newspapers, and very unjust in its provisions.
Mr. Hough moved to recommit the bill to the committee, with instructions to strike out that portion of the bill providing for imprisonment.
On motion by Mr. Wadge, the motion to refer was laid on the table.
Mr. Brown declared that this was not a bill striking at newspapers unless they ought to be struck at. The many abuses of personal character now prevalent ought to be stopped. Any written or printed slander made public is as much a libel as though published in a newspaper. The bill says to editors of newspapers that their publications shall be circumscribed by the rules of decency and truth.
After remarks by Messrs. Brown, Slater, Gregg, Gooding, Hough and Dwiggins, which will appear in the Brevier Legislative Reports -
Mr. Dwiggins moved to recommit the bill to the Judiciary Committeewith instructions to more definitely define the offense.
After further debate by Messrs. Brown and Rhodes -
Mr. Rhodes moved to amend the instructions by moving to strike out the third section.
Mr. Steele moved to change the reference to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Daugherty demanded the previous question. The Senate seconded the demand.
The motions to refer were both severally rejected, and under the operations of the previous question the bill was rejected by yeas 16, nays 19.The Senate then adjourned till ten o'clock to-morrow.


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I am 81 years . Royal Bee gives me lots of energy. Yesterday a lady was surprised to hear that I am 81, she said that she thought I am in my sixties! I can seriously recommend this product.
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Vitamin B12 usually makes my heart race but RBE did not do that and I still got the results intended, that of being energized. I also lke the fact that it has CoQ 10 in it. Great product, love it!
Did not notice a perceptible difference in energy. At 80 I am taking several supplements. Thanks for extending the opportunity to give it a try.
I am 82 and feel great/Gave a bottle to my daughter and she cant express her thanks
Sorry to say, I took twice the recommended amount for a total of 60 days and saw no increase in my energy. Then I went another month without taking it to see if my energy would then drop (maybe any increase in energy was so gradual that I just didn't notice it?) but nope, still no change whatsoever in my energy level. Very disappointed.
Works great for energy. I love it!
I was DX with primary biliary cirrhosis 5 years ago. Fatigue sometimes overwhelming , I have learned to portion my days with power naps .! I started taking royal bee energizer 18 days ago. I have limited myself to 1 a day and I am also post-op day 8 from knee surgery . I am truly amazed at the increase in energy , mental alertness , and can do substained strength . I am off meds enjoying my 4 year old and yes recovering from surgery nicely! Thank u Dr. William I pray and hope I can get my liver doc to write a script so I can purchase it with flex spending card. This has made a impact in my daily life ! Kehaulani Fujita
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Rhodiola Extract (root) | 300 mg | * |
Royal Jelly | 100 mg | * |
Coenzyme Q10‡ (as ubiquinone) | 50 mg | * |
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I have a terrible time trying to figure out meals for DH and I for breakfast and or lunch. One problem is I get up around 8:00 and he gets up around 11:00. He wants breakfast and I'm past that. Most of the time we end up going out to get something to eat. I want to get away from that. Can anyone give me a sample of what the two of you eat for your early day meals? Judy | |||
For breakfast, we eat: 1 - fruit, toasted "good" bread and butter (and jam for me), coffee, tea 2 - steel cut oats, fruit, coffee, tea 3 - eggs (boiled or poached, baked or scrambled), toast, fruit, coffee, tea On weekends: we either add bacon or sausage to #3 or we eat an omelet or frittata (both with toast) Lunch usually is soup in winter and salad in summer (although we sometimes have soup in summer) I have a suggestion -- why don't you eat something light -- fruit and a piece of toast, perhaps when you get up and then around 11 do brunch for the both of you. For example, you can make a BLT with A and E -- avocado and egg -- which would make it more brunch. A burrito stuffed with scrambled egg, sausage and perhaps peppers and onions with salsa on the side. A frittata with sausages and toast. Hope some of these suggestions help. Sometimes for either breakfast or lunch, I do do something different but most days, they are fairly the same. Martha | ||||
We agreed when we both retired we were each on our own for breakfast and lunch. Occasionally if we are home for lunch together we might have soup. DH might have a sandwich and I might eat some cheese(cottage, stick,etc) and some fruit with soup. No one eats a full breakfast anymore unless its dinner time and I have not planned ahead for a meal at home. Always a good last resort for us. | ||||
I'm with Mamaspoon. If he is going to layaround in bed until lunch time, he's on his own. I'm like Bess Truman, I married him for better or worse, but not for lunch. DH and I are usually up around 6 or 7 and he fixes my cereal every morning, whether I want cereal or not. | ||||
I'm also with mamaspoon, I don't cater breakfast and lunch, sometimes I don't do dinner, but that is the only meal I feel I should prepare for him, never all three to fit his time. Usually for breakfast we have protein shakes we each make our own, he sometimes makes oatmeal himself. Find out what he like that is simple to prepare, stock up on that, let him know it is there. Are you both home everyday? | ||||
Dh is up at 6 ish and heads to the store down the road to hang out and gossip with the other old guys. Sometimes he eats there, and sometimes he eats at home. But whichever he's on his own as I am not a morning person. I usually get up as he is leaving and fix my breakfast after having coffee. for lunch we have leftovers from the previous night or a sandwich or salad. we pretty much scrounge. I am in charge as he does not scrounge well. I usually fix a regular dinner. But since I work from home and usually do so in the afternoons and evening, many times I will plan a meal and have him prepare it so that I can keep working. | ||||
I'm up at 6:30 (give or take). DH is up and dressed and out of the bedroom at 9 a.m. I HAVE to eat breakfast or get sick feeling so on work days after getting dressed or pretty much immediately on weekends, I fix breakfast for only me. DH generally does not eat breakfast. On occasion he will make a cup of tea and toast an English muffin. If I were you, I'd prepare a good dinner for noon and perhaps have breakfast food for the evening meal.This message has been edited. Last edited by: KeepYouInStitches, Sherry Does this hat make my butt look big? www.keepyouinstitches.blogspot.com http://s193.photobucket.com/al...9/keepyouinstitches/ www.friendsofthedaingerfieldpu...library.blogspot.com | ||||
DH is on his own for breakfast and lunch. He is usually up an hour or so before me and eats right away because of meds. Me? I hate eating right after I get up, so sometimes it near noon before I eat anything. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
It's the reverse here. He's the early riser, me the late one. He has breakfast by 7, I don't eat till 10. Since I eat so late, I don't need to eat again till 2, but he's famished by noon. There's really no way I can think of to put shared breakfasts and lunches on the table in this kind of situation. The easiest - and maybe only - solution is to make each responsible for their own breakfast and lunch. I've always been a full-time homemaker. When he worked, I got up at 6 with him, made his breakfast, filled his lunchbox, and had a full meat and potatoes supper on the table when he got home. When he retired, he wanted me to have life easier, too. I started sleeping late and those two mealtime responsibilities were eliminated. So... consider whether you absolutely must breakfast together. | ||||
JMHO, forget shared breakfast/lunches and get together for dinner! That way both of you can do what you want without those pesky feelings of guilt! It is true that everyone has their own body rhythm ~ retirement is the time to let everyone experience their own time in their own way ~ and that includes spouses! Then come together for dinner each night at a time you both will enjoy it.... | ||||
Retired for years, DH is a creature of habit: he's up at 5:30 or 6 a.m.; makes the coffee and eats the same breakfast every single morning at around 7:30 a.m. which is shredded wheat cereal with fruit. (If I cook oatmeal, he'll have that instead.) He makes his own breakfast and always has a light snack at 10:30 a.m. Me? I get up later and make my own breakfast: toasted Ezekiel bread with a poached egg or Greek yogurt, usually. Or cooked oatmeal; not instant. We almost never eat bacon or sausage anymore. I always make lunch for us; occasionally he goes out with a friend. I rarely eat out because the local restaurants are for the most part fast-food joints, or just mediocre. We always have dinner together, starting at 5:30 p.m. with a glass of wine on the porch. I always cook for the both of us. He cleans up. We have settled into a nice routine: unexciting, but at least no drama over cooking or what to eat. This message has been edited. Last edited by: aychihuahua, | ||||
Thanks for all the suggestions! I guess I assumed that because a couple is together all day you would need to eat together. We do always have the evening meal together whether I cook or we go out. I need to eat a little something in the morning as I have medications to take and usually eat something again later in the afternoon depending on what I'm doing. I'm not picky and can always find something. DH is the problem!! He doesn't scrounge well...lol | ||||
Becky, I am curious about what kind of work from home that you do. I would love to find something to fill my evenings but I am always afraid that it will be some kind of scam,This message has been edited. Last edited by: grp18, | ||||
We're both up at 7am. DH starts the coffee and prepares his breakfast which is usually steel cut oats and one slice of toast or half of a bagel. I toddle in and have an apple and a small piece of cheese or 1 slice of toast with jam. Most days I prepare DH's lunch and he takes it downtown to have after his swim/workout. It consists of a healthy sandwich (no mayo or red meat, e.g.) and a piece of fruit. This saves him time, and keeps him healthy - too often dining out options, while they are good here, do not fit our current needs. I usually fix lunch for myself at home or grab a light lunch out with friends. I generally prepare dinner, but he can and does cook when I'm out of ideas (he's more creative than I am) or when my volunteer activities interfere. Hope that helps. | ||||
I accidentally fell into a home sewing business when my first grandchild was born. It was a girl so I got out my dusty sewing machine, and my rusty sewing skills and made her a beautiful heirloom layette...that she never wore because all they put on her were onesies(eyeroll). But I made a few bright trendy boutique style things . They kept encouraging me to take some similar things to a local kids boutique and sell there...so I did... and expanded.... and Tater Blossoms was born. I love it! I get to do what I love and have a modest income and a modest following of customers.I never knew work could be fun! | ||||
Great story!! How wonderful to do what you love and get paid for it! | ||||
We eat every meal together. It started right when we were married, my husband doesn't like eating a lone and we wanted to teach our children it was a time for sharing our day. For breakfast it's usually an egg over easy and a couple of slices of thin ham or turkey. Lunch is either something from the night before or salad or sandwich, and dinner usually chicken (yuk), fish, soup, trying to stay away from beef as it really isn't good for you but especially women. My husband is a good cook and he does cook when the mood strikes but I do about 85% of it which is fine because I enjoy it. But if I simply don't feel like it he always takes me out, he's a great guy! | ||||
The reason we don't always eat breakfast and lunch together- other activities, namely golf. In Fl. we each play 3x week and one or the other of us is always heading out for early tee time before the other is up and functioning. In MI it's only 2x week for each, so we do have more meals together. | ||||
We get up at different times - my DH about 9:00 AM and I'm not up until 11:00 AM - we never eat either breakfast or lunch together - and never did when either of us were working. So, we fix our own meals - but I cook dinner for both of us and we always have dinner together "if" I'm home. But I have a full schedule of volunteer commitents so I often am away for dinner too - but I aways plan a meal that only needs to be warmed up - or is easy for DH to fix. We eat dinner very late - usually 7:30 to 8 PM - and the dishes are not done until the next morning when DH does them. It works for us. I eat an egg substitute omelet for my mid-day meal; then I have cottage cheese or yogurt and fruit for a late lunch / snack. DH also eats egg substitute for breakfast or cereal or oatmeal. He has a half sandwich for lunch with fruit and a cookie. Seaborne | ||||
Hubby is up at dawn and goes biking or fishing; he eats 'whatever' he's in the mood for when he returns. I'm up around 7:30 and slowly ease into the day with coffee, oj and handful of cheerio usually. Lunch is on our own as well whenever we are hungry. At dinner, we cook 'the usual amounts' and eat leftovers the next day or freeze them. | ||||
I got nothin'. DH is working, although eligible for a retirement package; I'm early retired & volunteer. I sleep late and have no appetite until it's time to start dinner in the late afternoon. I drink alot of water and some coffee or tea once I'm awake. The only thing I thought of in reading these posts is that some folks may be at different stages of retirement. Not all are able to be up and out of the house and active around the community as the newly retired folks. In this case being home with one another most all of the time, might make sense to try mealtimes together. Try talking about what's best for both in a situation like this, maybe DH fixes breakfast & DW does lunch, or vice versa. On weekends, DH gets up at the usual weekday time, is sitting in his pajamas waiting for me to get up and fix him a big 'ole hot country breakfast. As soon as he finished that by 11 AM and I choked down 1/2 a piece of toast with jam he's worrin' about what I'll fix for lunch. Then the -h-t hits the fan. "I'm not your maid. If you're that hungry, get dressed and drive through someplace. I'm going to fix thus and such for supper, but not 3 hot meals a day for you!" FIL sat in his recliner for 28 years and basically rotted away while the MIL waited on his every whim. I'm not going to do that. I've worked our whole marriage on trying to get DH involved in some hobbies or other interests beside Lazy Boy TV. He knows he has to be more prepared for retirement than he is currently before he can sign those papers. | ||||
I have to agree that the substance of this thread really goes far beyond the "meal" issue. The bottom line is attempting to merge two lives in the same home when those same two lives have lived together, quite happily, for years until one or the other or both retires.... Some will become involved in outside activities while others will relish the freedom to do nothing. So it makes sense for everyone to sit down and talk and make a new plan for meals as they go forward. But, the one thing that is sure to cause discord is to expect the other partner to continue the same old routine when life, itself, has changed. It's pretty easy for everyone to do breakfast/lunch on their own; then decide what type of dinner (and when) to fix and enjoy together. Sounds easy but it's not ~ takes communication and a lot of it ~ it's worth it to take the time, though, to get it right as, hopefully, all will have many more years to enjoy after a lifetime spent working. So, speak up everyone, this is YOUR TIME ~ don't spend it in silence and resentment because you never got up the nerve to "have the talk." No, not about se*x, about retirement! | ||||
Lots of interesting points brought up. There's no way I'm getting up and making breakfast-period. I did that all the years the kids were home and in school-took all I could do as I am NOT a morning person. DH is, and if he had his way I would serve him a big country breakfast 7 days a week-yeah, when pigs fly! If he had his way, he would be served 3 meals a day, and do nothing but vegetate in front of the tv- not in my house or my world! He comes from a long line of healthy men. His grand father lived alone and died at 94, his dad is following in his shoes and is 92. DH is 67 and retired at 62 (I didn't want him to). I am 11 years younger and I work from home. DH has NO hobbies or outside interests. So I have to stay on him- and he has a good attitude. I refuse to let him sit and catch dust in front of the TV. So he gets sent out the door to hang with the old guys like him at the store each morning. He likes it now. I have jobs for him to do around the house, and he still gets his TV time and helps me out too.It took some time to learn to co exist together, but now I am liking him being retired, but I think if I had my choice, he would still be working as he is quite able to. In fact he does go back and work at his job 4 months out of the year- I treasure that time! | ||||
DH has been retired for 2 years, I still work full time. Since he retired, he's happy to go grocery shopping if I leave him a list, or we go together (which we never did when he was working). He's happy to put dinner on if it's easy. He's also taken over the dishwasher. He's on his own for breakfast and lunch, and we do dinner together, either at home or out. He's good about keeping himself amused- he volunteers twice a month at the hospital he worked in, he spends 2 mornings a week with his 90 year old mom in asst living, he fixes computers, and he's even been known to go babysit for our grandchildren if needed. Like someone else said, he's not allowed to sit around and get dusty! | ||||
OMG, I was fearful I was going to be the only DW on here with that couch potato problem in retired DHs (and hesitated to post so boldly.) Unfortunately, I'm not alone but in good company. I guess DH does have his eye on a retired group that goes out for breakfast, plays a bit of golf, but I can't seem to get him involved in volunteering or thinking of our kids, what they could use for help or Dad time. It'd be great if he'd ever asked sons to golf with him "but then I'd have to pay their green fees," well YEAH Dad, that's what you're for! I try to keep him mobile on the weekends, getting out to church is getting more difficult by week, we have to go sit at his Mom's every Sunday afternoon. YyyAaawwwNNNNNN. One of the more recent times, she clipped me off with refusing to answer a question I asked of her that was legitimately deserving of her honest reply. When I got in the car to go home I told my DH this was THE LAST TIME I would go to MILs until he had come to visit me with my folks and it would continue like that for the rest of their lives. I'd just spent 2 yrs of Sundays sitting with his folks, and I thought my parents were in about the same shape as his healthwise and deserved equal attention. Tomorrow we are taking my parents to a anniversary party of a cousin's. | ||||
Once again this interesting post highlights how diverse and sometimes alike the posters on this board are. Idaho Resident summed it up for me accurately. Plus I neglected to say that for 40 yrs I was up weekdays at 6:15 preparing 2 strips of bacon, eggs and toast for DH. The year before he retired, my mantra became, I married you for better or worse, but not for lunch & breakfast. I felt just cause he retired why should I carry the same load. Good luck to those finding their own solutions. | ||||
It was very interesting to me to read how all you ladies are coping with "early" or "long-time" retirement issues. We retired "early" 10 years ago - and the first year was really rocky - until we figured out to let the other person (me - who was in the home with kids most of the time - I had a late kid when I was 39) - and I found that going to bed late and getting up late - so he could have the morning to himself - worked out best. And - DH never wanted me to fix his breakfast even as newly weds - I grew up in a household where my mother put breakfast in front of my Dad - but my DH couldn't even begin to think of eating a breakfast before he went to work. Then, he worked as a salesman, so he ate lunches "out" and maybe weekly dinners "out" too. So - he loved being able to make his own breakfast when he was ready to eat it - and his own lunch. And we both stay pretty active - me especially - but DH works out at the Y - keeps up our half-acre grounds - works on keeping this 50-year old house in working shape - and paints watercolors - and is a golfer - loves his TV too - but not non-stop - he cares about his own physical shape. And I'm out of the house many days a week - but I'm good at planning dinners that can be heated up - and DH loves leftovers. So it works for us. Seaborne | ||||
I'm a few (ahem) years younger than DH. When he retired, he wanted me to quit, which I did. We moved back to my hometown; did some painting in the new house; landscaped the yard; I quilted; he sat in front of the computer. We were going to travel. After a year, I started subbing at the local high school. I did that for five years. He sat in front of the computer except for the year that he and his DB each built a metal building for their respective shops and helped each other. Then he spent his time purchasing wood working equipment for the shop and sitting in front of the computer. He generally does one woodworking project a year...then back in front of the computer. We never travel except a week or so in Colorado every-other-year. I'm back working full time and absolutely love it! He often repeats something his dad said, "Dad said he'd rather burn out than rust out." His brothers and kids just look at each other and raise an eyebrow. I'm 59 and will work until I'm 66 at the earliest. 70 even sounds good to me. Sherry Does this hat make my butt look big? www.keepyouinstitches.blogspot.com http://s193.photobucket.com/al...9/keepyouinstitches/ www.friendsofthedaingerfieldpu...library.blogspot.com | ||||
I just have to jump in here. DH was already retired (at the old age of 49) when I met him. When I moved in, I was still working, needless to say. He did all the housework, all the grocery shopping, laundry, etc. Only thing I did was cook but if I wasn't in the mood for it when I got home, off we went to a restaurant. Then I quit work and we traveled. As time has gone by, we don't eat out as much and I cook only dinner. DH loves golf and played often when he was able. Now, he's limited to just bridge a couple of times a week. Yard work is sporadic depending on how he feels. Otherwise, its the TV, computer or a book. He'd love to be able to do all the yard work but sometimes he just can't. Oh, and he's older than me, too. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
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This is an article that had guys in my industry busting a gut over it`s proof most of the global warming hysteria is a lie, the govt wants to regulate the CO2 that comes out of your tail pipe and charge you for the rest, So the A/C refrigerant were using now is supposedly BAD for the planet and the new stuff needs to be ultra green. So everything that can be used is given a GWP number
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Gender Arrangement at the University of Cologne
Women at all levels of UoC are quite well represented compared to other universities in Northrhine-Westfalia (see Gender-Report 2010). However, the national ranking of universities with respect to gender exposes some deficiencies (see CEWS 2011). In 2011 58% of the students were female, 48% of the PhD-graduates in 2010 were women. With respect to habilitations the percentage of women rose from 8% in 1990 to 30% in 2011. This trend can also be seen for the percentage of female professors: while in 1990 only 5% of the professorships were taken over by women, in 2010 their participation had risen to 21%. Indeed it is obvious that most women leave the scientific career path after their PhD-degree. Hence one focus of gender equality policies and activities lies in the advancement of women at post-doc-level as well as in the appointment of female professors. The statistics show as well that there is a strong need of differentiation of gender equality measures between the faculties and the cultures of disciplines.
Percentage of Women at UoC – Trends from 1990 until 2010
Percentage of female students 2011/2012
Percentage of female doctorates 2010
Percentage of female professors 2010
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Bericht zur Erhebung der Situation von Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden an der UzK (2012)
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L-Tryptophan is an essential amino acid important in human nutrition for the synthesis of melatonin and serotonin, hormones regulating mood and stress response. L-Tryptophan helps support relaxation, sleep, positive mood and immune function. As an essential amino acid, it is not synthesized by the body and must be obtained from the diet. NOW L-Tryptophan is pharmaceutically pure - every lot is tested to be free of Peak E and microbial contamination.
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Germany provides auditors for UN Industrial Development Organization
The Federal Foreign Office welcomes the election of the Bundesrechnungshof (German SAI) as the External Auditor for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). At the UNIDO General Conference in Lima Germany was the clear winner, defeating several other candidates.
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Greater planning security for German schools abroad
On 5 December the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder and Minister of State Cornelia Pieper signed an administrative agreement on the German Schools Abroad Act. moreGreater planning security for German schools abroad
Human rights apply both on and offline
On 26 November the UN Human Rights Committee adopted a resolution tabled by Germany and Brazil on protecting online privacy. moreGerman‑Brazilian resolution on internet privacy adopted
Human rights activists visit Berlin
A group of human rights activists from Latin America is holding talks in Germany this week with representatives from the world of politics and civil society. The highlight of the visit was a meeting with the Federal President. moreHuman rights activists visit Berlin
Westerwelle: restore lost trust
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Homosexuality and religion in sub Saharan Africa
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German aid for the Philippines moves forward
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Pig on pig taser violence ! I wonder how long it will be before an arbitrator orders the department to re-hire this thug AGAIN ? http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/news/c...pro/nL3CY/ Former Boynton Beach officer found guilty of improperly firing Taser Palm Beach Post Staff Report WEST PALM BEACH — Former Boynton Beach police officer David Coffey has been sentenced to one year of probation for firing a Taser near the right ear of a fellow officer. SNIP Coffey, 31, was arrested last May after he sneaked up behind a fellow officer, placed his department-issued M-26 Taser behind her ear and activated it for a few seconds. Officer Rachel Loy subsequently was treated for hearing loss. SNIP Coffey has a history of using a Taser improperly. In 2007, he was fired by the police department after an investigation found he attacked a suspected intoxicated driver in a holding cell and later, after the man had been handcuffed, stunned him four times with a Taser. He was fired, but rehired after an arbitrator determined he could get his job back. He was fired again in November after an internal probe found he used unnecessary force when he slammed a restaurant patron into a video-game console.
Officer Coffey, like the drank only not spelt the same. Let them taze each other, there's always room for comedy.
We only see the spillover. Just imagine what goes on day in and day out. It would boggle the mind. Look at who they choose to become LEOs! Thuggish dumbed down gorillas and hard assed he-women with control issues. ALL of them are on the take because it is so easy to get away with. Unspoken code says you don't talk either.
A NY court just ruled that cities can now fire pigs without having to consult a union or the arbitrator. I like unions and all, but this is one thing the unions should have no say over
MarxistLibertarian Wrote: (10-26-2012 09:12 PM)A NY court just ruled that cities can now fire pigs without having to consult a union or the arbitrator. I like unions and all, but this is one thing the unions should have no say over Let's hope this is a nationwide trend!


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HUGO - Federal authorities today confirmed that Jeffery Lynn Pierce, 60, was arrested Tuesday in Hugo on at least one federal charge of conspiracy to possess and distribute a controlled substance. According to U.S. Attorney Sheldon Sperling, a number of individuals have also been indicted and are accused of being involved with Pierce in a wide-reaching drug ring. Also arrested were Jack Henderson, 63, who Sperling said was a Pharmacist in Austin, Texas; Charles Edward King, a/k/a Cadillac; Charles Andrew Todd, 35 and Martin Wayne (Marty) Young. Sperling said at least one person was still being sought by federal marshals in connection with the case. Sperling said that the ring was involved in numerous drugs, including meth, marijuana and prescription drugs, including: oxycodone, morphine, dihydrocodeinone, xanax and carisoprodol. Sperling said Henderson would also face charges relating to the issuance of drugs without proper prescriptions. Pierce was transported to Muskogee by federal marshals Tuesday. Information about his initial appearance and future court dates was unavailable at press time today.


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