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You know how I said that the people who vacation here for the winter keep coming up with new hobbies and sports to perform along or around the bridle trails that I have to desensitize my horses to each year? Last year it was the drones and powered parachutes. Well, this morning I discovered the latest fad. Fortunately, I was driving my truck rather than riding a horse when it happened.
I came up to an intersection where I and other people normally cross on horseback, and this guy came ripping up the street on a recumbent bicycle. It's a street bike that you pedal while you lie on your back. You are feet-first. I looked at him and wondered how he could see the traffic up ahead of him over the tops of his knees. He was so low to the ground that I almost didn't see him and he was coming right up the middle of the car lane. Then, not even 30 seconds later, I reached another popular horse crossing, and here came this second recumbent bicyclist blasting right through a stop sign at a major intersection going about 35 mph. There was no way this guy could have seen that it was clear of cross traffic, because the street was lined with bushes.
I didn't see him until I was on top of him. So, I'm expecting to start hearing about recumbent bicyclists being killed on the roads, since some of them drive like idiots and don't follow traffic laws. It's more of this "I'm on vacation and the rules don't apply to me" mentality. I don't even want to know what my horses' reactions will be when one of those comes flying at us. It took years just to desensitize them to regular mountain bikes, and they still flip over backwards when they are taken by surprise by one of them.
The household stench we've been trying to track down is still elusive. Two factors have to come into play: The ground has to be saturated by rain water and we have to run either the dishwasher or the washing machine in order to smell it. My husband and I ran both machines all weekend, but couldn't agree on the source of the smell. So, I'm putting bacterial probiotics into the septic system and power cleaning the dishwasher with vinegar and baking soda and washing machine with bleach to see if that makes a difference. We're not ready to rip up our floors to look for leaks just yet. My headaches did eventually go away when the ground started drying up and the smell went away, but I also started taking antihistamines at that point, so who knows? When I walked down to the barn at night with my headlamp on, I can see millions of allergens floating around in the light. This could just be a bad allergy season and the household stench is a coincidence.
As far as I can tell, the neighbor trespasser hasn't returned. I drove past his wife out walking with her stick on the paved road the other day. I wanted to wave to let her know there are no hard feelings and that I appreciate her not walking through my back yard, but she wouldn't acknowledge me, so I guess there are hard feelings.
The other morning Scrappy woke me around 5:45 AM by barfing next to my head. I gathered all the dogs on leashes and took them outside, but I was half-asleep and forgot to remove Scrappy's diaper, so I gave myself more laundry to do. I cleaned up the vomit, but before I could get a clean diaper on Scrappy, he peed right in the same spot on the carpet that I just cleaned one minute before, so I had to clean it a second time. Right then the horses began banging troughs around, demanding that I feed them, even though it was dark out and the sun hadn't risen yet. I opened up the blinds and went out the French doors onto the patio to holler at them and fling rocks at the barn roof. That shut them up.
I went back inside and was going to shut the blinds, but thought, "Who would be standing in my back yard on a Monday morning in the dark looking into the windows of my house?'
I left the blinds open while all the interior lights were on, and went about my business taking care of the dogs. Fortunately, I was clothed at the time, because when I went outside at the first sign of light on the horizon a few minutes later, there was a strange woman standing in my back yard with a dog on a leash, and she was staring into the windows of my house. I wish I knew what I can do to get some privacy around here. I can't even open my blinds when it is dark outside without someone creepin' on me. I'm also totally sick of people bringing their dogs with them when they trespass, because I'm the one who has to clean up the crap. I've already got my shovel full between four horses, three dogs and multiple packs of coyotes pooping in my yard.
I was way too busy between all the dog accidents and horse misbehaviors to deal with the trespasser, so I just stopped, put my hands on my hips, stared back at her and shook my head. She didn't care. She just kept on staring. I knew that as long as I did my barn chores, she'd continue to watch, so I went into the feed room, shut the door behind me, and took my sweet time filling the supplement buckets where she couldn't see me. She eventually got bored and left. I was in no mood to confront her after having to deal with vomit and piss first thing in the morning.
I've been stuck in medical care hell the past few days, but at least I got it out of the way so that I don't have to keep dealing with letters and phone calls pressuring me to follow through on getting stuff done. This time I let them know that I want a copy of the report. I'm not going to take their word for it that they forwarded the results to my doctor. I gave them four hours of my time to run tests, so they had better not lose them. It will take another hour out of my week to pick them up when they are ready, but that beats having to spend another four hours repeating the tests. I've had more repetitive x-rays and sonograms in the past five years than I've had in the previous 45 years. At one point they told me to change into another hospital gown and wait for more tests, and I ignored them and changed into my clothes instead, I guess kind of to make a statement that I was done, even if they weren't. The technician came in and said that I was good to go and didn't need further tests, and I said, "I knew that. That's why I took a gamble and got dressed instead."
I watch the technicians closely and know if they did a thorough job or not. I'm really good about holding my breath and not moving so that the images are clear. This time they seemed to take special care to make sure they were dotting their "i"s and crossing their "t"s with me. I wondered if they each had a copy of my letter of complaint concerning all their past mishaps and oversights. They certainly had a thick file on me. They also had all new staff. Hopefully, that makes a difference. Sometimes it pays to wait a few months to get something done as the problems take care of themselves. When I get too exhausted beating my own head against a wall, I have to take a step back and let others do it for a while until the wall begins to crumble.
It also took three trips between my husband and I to get our prescriptions for the month. For some reason, our health insurance company kept saying that our contract was inactive or didn't exist. I pressured the pharmacy to input the new card information from scratch, and magically, everything got approved. You gotta love those input errors in this day and age of computer programs. All you've got to do is have one person transpose a couple of letters or numbers, and you spend the next several days or weeks or months going through hell to get it corrected. When I die, you will find red tape wrapped around my throat.
I was so busy with all of that garbage that I missed the excitement online. My old hometown was being flooded. Ranches and bridges and houses were under water, and a sinkhole formed on a road I used to drive all the time. The dressage horse training facility I sent Gabbrielle to several years ago was in the midst of it, but the horses were okay in the barns. Just their pastures were under water.
People took pictures of the valley from way up in the mountains and you could see that most of the crops were transformed into lakes overnight. The main highway was closed and bumper-to-bumper traffic was re-routed through rural and residential roads. Been there -- done that, but when the wildfires were happening during the drought. I'll bet hay prices are going to go way up after this. I keep seeing more and more reasons why I'm glad I moved away from there. Hopefully, those affected will come out the other side okay, and if our renters call us to say that there is flood damage at our house, I'll be sending the property manager and insurance company out to investigate, because I don't trust those people. They're always trying to get free stuff on my dime.
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- Grey Horse Matters said...
You really seem to attract intrusive people who are obnoxious and maybe a little off balance. I remember your neighbors from your previous house were awful and now you have these intruders. I'm of the opinion that people just aren't taught manners anymore or were brought up by wolves. Good luck with them all.
I'm not a big fan of bikers. We have them around here and they are really dangerously obnoxious during the warmer weather. They won't move over and block the streets and don't obey stop signs etc. I actually got a windshield camera in case one of them causes an accident I'll have proof it wasn't my fault.
Hope your dogs get better soon and you have no more medical problems with your records and tests.
- January 11, 2017 at 8:02 AM
- Nuzzling Muzzles said...
GHM - The dashboard cam is a good idea. With this house, it's the land that attracts all the people. Before my house was built here, there was a dirt road running through it, and people hiked, horseback rode, biked, and drove their ATVs here. It was a major party place. They'd have huge bonfires and get drunk. Then when the first home owners built two houses here, they allowed the public to keep cutting through to get to the desert to continue their activities. A lot of people have strong memories of this place, so they keep coming back, even though we obviously live here and have fenced off much of the land. Pretty much every time I confront a trespasser, their excuse is that they've been coming here for 20 years, and they were here first. Even though I paid for the land, I am considered to be an intruder.
When I was a kid, I went to play in a frog pond and climb a hill every day. My brother and his friends built a fort up on the hill. It was a huge part of our childhood. Then some new neighbors moved in and decided that it was dangerous for children to be playing around a pond and climbing a hill, so they made the city close off those locations with fencing and a sign saying anyone trespassing would be fined. It was a sad day for me, but I respected it. It wasn't my land. I just don't know why others can't do the same for me.
Someone keeps coming back at the crack of dawn every day, because today I caught the tail end of the horses letting me know that someone was trespassing. I missed it, though. I'll have to pay closer attention. It's just that first light is the busiest time of day for me, so it's hard to catch them that early.
- January 11, 2017 at 8:37 AM
- Nuzzling Muzzles said...
OMG! I'm not out of medical care hell just yet. The imaging place screwed up again, and sent my results to the wrong doctor. My GYN ordered the tests, and they sent the results to my GP, who called me to say that now I have to go back into the imaging place to get biopsies. He decided to just take over my care. It's probably best, because he seems more competent than my GYN, but I'm going to request a meeting with the office manager at the imaging place. Their clerical mistakes are non-stop and somebody needs to get their ass fired.
- January 11, 2017 at 5:08 PM
- Linda said...
The positive side is you're not in your old house! I remember that situation well and it seemed worse--and now with the flooding! Yikes! This has been a wet year here, too. I'm sorry you're having to go through all these tests to get answers. I hope it is easier now with the GP taking over. Hang in there!
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Having a child of your own is the greatest pleasure of the world. Right after birth, caring for the baby in the right way is a challenge for a mom or a dad. During the infancy of your child, long sleepless nights can be a problem for both you and your toddler.
Just imagine you are spending a lot of time in the nursery of your baby, and it is not comfortable enough. I bet things will become a lot more difficult. A nursery glider is the solution of your problems and sleepless nights.
Don't confuse Nursery Glider Chair with a Rocker/Recliner. They might sound same but aren't. A Nursery Rocker rocks back and forth. It also reclines back for a nice long rest. But Nursery Glider Chair, on the other hand, doesn't recline.
It might have a larger backrest. It often comes with an Ottoman. The biggest difference is that you can carry the rockers in another room. Because of the weight, the gliders cannot be moved.
Why Would You Need a Nursery Chair?
When nursing our babies, we immediately think of baby cribs. That is the most common way of comforting the little ones. But Baby gliders take this one step further as these ensure we parents are comforted as well besides the babies.
While feeding the kids, it is not uncommon for moms to spend sleepless nights. Buying Gliders for Nursery can help people put their backs and feet to the rest (especially if you have ottomans). You'll be asleep as will be your baby.
It is not only for the moms. Babies can also be a bit fussy and wake up in the middle of the night. Sometimes, the crib is not comfortable enough for sleep. Sometimes the baby can't move around or find enough room. Gliders for a nursery can solve the problem. They can provide comfort to your kid without disturbing his/her sleep.
The perfect time to buy a nursery glider is before your baby is born. You can use the best nursery glider to feed your baby, Watch TV or even read a magazine. So, even if your baby grows older in later years, you'll have yourselves useful furniture.
How To Find The Best Nursery Glider Available?
It is the important question parents are seeking an answer to. If you are an expectant or a new parent, I can understand this question is troubling you. Below I've listed few points you need to keep in mind before you actually make the purchase.
You need to see if your nursery chair reclines or not. Believe me, when I say that you'll sleep more on the nursery glider more on first few months with your baby than in bed. So, a reclining chair will provide better support to your back. Even if it doesn't recline, buy one with a larger area to rest back on.
You should look forward to having a locking mechanism in a baby glider. The best nursery glider will have a locking system to safeguard you and your baby while you sleep. It prevents the chair from going too far backward.
The best nursery glider that you select must be comfortable. Ideal furniture of this kind comes with cushioning. There are cushions in the back, on the handles, etc. The last thing you want is a glider that keeps you awake at nights.
Get yourselves nursery gliders with wider seats. These gliders provide you the opportunity to experiment with multiple sitting positions.
With all the do's and the don'ts you might get confused about which brand to choose a nursery glider chair. Also, it might be a problem to pick Best Nursery Glider suitable for your own house.
So, I thought I'd pick the Top 5 Nursery Gliders for 2016 based on positive nursery glider review remarks. These brief reviews will help you in making your purchase.
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Worried about feeding your child while being in a perfect position? Don't worry at all! "Stork Craft Hoop Glider and Ottoman Set" is going to make feeding a baby easy.
It will provide you a better position to sit and lift your nursery's looks at the same time.
You can unwind by rocking back and forth thanks to the metal ball-bearings. This is a wooden furniture set. The polyester on the top keeps you comfy while you feed the child. The chair/glider is roomy for you to relax while you are feeding your little one.
My friend can watch TV and read magazines. Storing remotes, magazines, pen, and paper are easy because of the pockets the chair comes with. This furniture can be washed by hands. The espresso and beige color options don't highlight the dirt too much.
With a limited "One-year Warranty", it comes with a matching ottoman. It fits well with any room of your house.
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At #2 in our list of Best Nursery Gliders, here's another product from Stork Craft. Essentially, it is also the best nursery glider with ottoman.
Weighing at 45.5 pounds, this item is not all that heavy. This nursery rocking chair needs to be assembled before use.
With the dimensions of 24.8 x 25.8 x 39.5 inches, this nursery glider chair has a lot of room for you to be comfortable when you are feeding your kid. Also, the baby glider comes with customizable cushion colors and wood bases of various colors that will look beautiful and match with your rooms.
There is an ottoman too with this furniture to further your comfort. The material which went into the construction of this chair is durable.
It is Lead-free to keep you safe. One can use this furniture beyond the nursing years for his/her baby. The cushions can be cleaned without any fuss. This "Glider and Ottoman" set is easy to maintain.
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With the maximum weight capacity of 250lbs, this nursery glider makes #3 in my list of Best Nursery Glider.
With a cream colored cushion and espresso-themed wooden body, this is the elegant piece of furniture which can easily fit into your any of your rooms.
It is the perfect comfy chair to put your child to sleep. Thanks to the gliding motion, you can put him/her to sleep without worrying about squeaky noises. The ottoman will provide the perfect resting ground for your feet while you feed your child.
The polyurethane foam gives you the comfort of memory foam. It is just like your bed. The only difference is, it is a couch with cushioned hands as well as side pockets to store things.
This furniture is very light. You can move it around given the 25 pounds of weight it has. The dimensions are 31 x 23 x 20.5 inches. This fits people with average height perfectly. You can request warranty through the manufacturer's website.
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This Glider and Ottoman combo come in white or beige color. The best thing about the Nursery Rocking Chair is that it has microfibers and polyester filling.
Apart from being comfortable, this fabric with polyester makes cleaning the furniture easy.
24.8 x 25.8 x 39.5 inches of measurements ensure a 25-inch back support that makes this furniture perfect for medium to tall women.This couch is padded.
Mothers can rest their hands and backs when feeding their babies. Also, the side pockets of the couch can be used to keep bottles and other accessories if necessary.
The best thing is, there is an Ottoman that comes with the baby glider. The ottoman can be extended into a side stool if you want for additional space and comfort. Also, you can raise the feet to attain extra comfort and perfect sitting posture.
Solid wood construction grants the furniture immunity against pests. The color coating blends the furniture into any room of your preference.
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We've come to the last one in our list of best nursery gliders. This Windsor nursery glider chair comes with 48 pounds of weight.
It is a bit too much. But Windsor Glider and Ottoman combo deliver with the features.
Think about padded handles and cushioned high backrest while feeding the baby. The raised Ottoman gives your feet the perfect position and posture.
The nursery chair is a nice bargain when you consider the room it provides for you and your kid. It doesn't recline but with the long backrest, you are always comfortable on it.
The cushions are removable. You can clean them with detergent or even with plain water. The metal bearings inside provide you a smooth motion without squeaking. People need to assemble this furniture, but it doesn't take a lot of time to do so.
Besides using this Windsor furniture as a baby glider, you can use it as a normal chair with an ottoman too for relaxing.
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've also prepared lists of other baby product reviews that you might find useful.
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With those recommendations, I've come to the end of my Ultimate Guide to Best Nursery Gliders. I hope the factors and points I mentioned will help you make better decisions in the future. Plus, the glider recommendations can be a great help.
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Nick was great, he captured so many candid shots both during the ceremony and the reception that really shone between all the formal photos and our couple shots were incredible, I had worried a lot that my skin would look horrible in my photos as I don't usually wear makeup and felt cake faced and I had a breakout that weekend too but both my skin and hubby's looked great. Nick's use of lighting is very romantic as well, think silhouettes and soft halos. He is a top notch photographer with an affordable pricetag and artistic flair, worth every cent we paid. Thank you Nick :)
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Wow! Normal size girls get married, too? You don't have to be a size 2? Hips and boobs are allowed? Amazing!
Love that they used an average size woman in their ad. Nicely done!
After 25 years of providing love, support, money, care, kindness, humor, clothes, food, and a good home for my step kids, I finally gave up on them. They just keep kicking me in the head, and as much as I tried to help them become contributing members of society, they turned out like their bio mother - conniving, lying, ungrateful, irresponsible, slobs who go out of their way to destroy any get together. When I finally made that decision to end my relationships with them three weeks ago, I finally felt free and almost normal. I'm so excited for Christmas for the first time in years!
This exact same thing happens in Reno, NV on the daily!
Response to 79 Bar Names That Make Excellent Alibis:
There was a place, may still be there, in milbrae, CA called "My Brother's Place". Always thought that was a nice cover name for a bar!
Congratulations on having sex! It worked!" Always been a strange thing to me to congratulate people for expecting a baby/a other whole human being…
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One of my personal faves:
"Oompa Loompas"
Hours of fun
Easy to use
Perfect for
"Funky fresh rhymes"
Easy to use Easy
Please sign me up for a lot of 27 & 28, jes sayin'… Ummm, yeah. I could also use some Jensen Ackles!
Response to 13 Bodies Of Water That Are Calling Your Name:
#6 Lake Tahoe: only a portion of the lake is in Cali. Some of the best beaches are actually on the Nevada side along with some great brewerys, eateries, shops, and galleries.
Response to Chris Kelly From Kris Kross Found Dead:
RIP, Chris…
"Drambuie for sweet tooths, Godiva for chocolate lovers, and crème de menthe for those who just can't get enough of
the green at Christmas."
from Let the Merrymaking Begin - Christmas Volume 1 by Mary Engelbreit
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Icky. Short hair - icky. Long hair - ultra icky. He's just icky…
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text: Merrit Kennedy NPR CEO Takes Medical Leave As Harassment Scandal Hangs Over Newsroom By Merrit Kennedy • Nov 7, 2017 NPR CEO Jarl Mohn is going on medical leave for at least one month. It comes less than a week after the ouster of NPR's head of news, Michael Oreskes, over sexual harassment allegations by multiple women. Italy Probes Deaths Of 26 Nigerian Women And Girls At Sea By Merrit Kennedy • Nov 6, 2017 Updated at 10:30 a.m. ET Tuesday The bodies of 26 Nigerian girls and women were recovered from the Mediterranean Sea, and Italian prosecutors are probing whether their deaths are linked to sex trafficking. "Salvatore Malfi, the police prefect of the southern town of Salerno, said the 26 [victims] may have been thrown off their rubber dinghy into the waters of the Mediterranean," NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports from Rome. "The cause of death appears to be by drowning." 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I used the virtual racer option in the Garmin watch and set the pace to 5:30 per km today. My aim was to shave a minute off last weeks Parkrun of 29 mins and if I managed to keep to 5:30 pace then it would have been 1:30 off the time.
We had about a dozen new runners this week and it turns out they are all very fast. I didn't aim to start very fast but they dragged me along and I ran the first km in 5mins. I then settled into my target pace, I ran the 4th km a bit slower at 5:45 because my legs were feeling a bit heavy and I pushed myself to run the final km at 5:30 again. Last week I kicked on at the end but I didn't have the energy this week. Hopefully as I improve my fitness I will be able to kick on at the end of 5km.
My official time has come through at 26:51. The difference is due to my Garmin measuring the distance at 4.95km. This has happened both times ive used my Garmin at Barking Parkrun. Once I finish and get my barcode scanned I jog another 50m to get the Garmin up to 5km.
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For high end markets such as shopping malls, palatial residences etc, clear view steel walling is used. Military and Police establishments also find this walling very useful.
Landscape views.
It has an advantage of being see through, hence allowing clear visibility of the interior landscapes.
It also helps in improving security since it allows through visibility hence chances of burglars hiding around the gate are diminished.
The steel grills are set up in a mesh very close together to prevent a burglar from climbing over.
The wall panels are also designed to be bolded and the bolts are only accessible in the inside part.
The steel grilles are put up very close together such that a burglar can not insert a pliers tool tocut through.
The wall panels, imported from South Africa, cost in the range of kes 10,000 per m2 to install in Kenya.
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