Yea, I know the feeling. Everything here is brown, dead or burned by the sun and the fires while everything there is green, wet and water marked and stained! :big_grin: :cocktail:

Fred!

Lynn, reading and listening to the waves seems a great aim for your trip to Maine. From a Doris day movie I recollect that Maine has great lobsters, maybe you could add a lobster dinner to your wish list.

Glad you found a brace to reduce your ankle rolling out. A dear friend of ours is confined to a wheelchair with the same problems, she couldn't weight bear at all, so it is good to know yours is fixable.

Sue.

Lynn, great news about the brace and I am so glad you had success so quickly. that is sure going to make your little jaunt to Maine so much more fun. Watch for pressure areas when you take it off, be sure there is no skin breakdown anywhere and get that foot up while sitting for the evening. With the brace now, you may find more swelling after you take it off, so be sure to get it up!

We are in Connecticut. Live next to a tributary of the CT River which is way over flood stage, has been since Irene and like you, we waited yesterday for the clearing about mid-morning and then just took a drive, had coffee at our favorite reservoir and just soaked up the sun. Few more days, then maybe a bit of relief if Marie turns west. We shall see. Have a wonderful time and blog us when you get back. Want to hear all about it. Debbie

Lynn, reading and listening to the waves seems a great aim for your trip to Maine. From a Doris day movie I recollect that Maine has great lobsters, maybe you could add a lobster dinner to your wish list.

 

Glad you found a brace to reduce your ankle rolling out. A dear friend of ours is confined to a wheelchair with the same problems, she couldn't weight bear at all, so it is good to know yours is fixable.

 

Sue.

lobsters are for my sister kathy. sue and i are not seafood lovers. just white tuna in water.:bouncing_off_wall: actually the ankle stopped rolling with the better shoes but will definitely take the brace. thanks for the warm wishes. i think and pray for you often. hope things are looking up. blessings lynn

Lynn, great news about the brace and I am so glad you had success so quickly. that is sure going to make your little jaunt to Maine so much more fun. Watch for pressure areas when you take it off, be sure there is no skin breakdown anywhere and get that foot up while sitting for the evening. With the brace now, you may find more swelling after you take it off, so be sure to get it up!

 

We are in Connecticut. Live next to a tributary of the CT River which is way over flood stage, has been since Irene and like you, we waited yesterday for the clearing about mid-morning and then just took a drive, had coffee at our favorite reservoir and just soaked up the sun. Few more days, then maybe a bit of relief if Marie turns west. We shall see. Have a wonderful time and blog us when you get back. Want to hear all about it. Debbie

i'll definitely keep an eye out for redness. don't want any more problems. my niece lives in cheshire so i know you guys are also looking for some sun. hopefully we'll have a better winter this year.this weekend is going to give us a little preview as it dips into the 40's possibly 30's .this is why i hate it. we always go from summer directly to winter. blessings lynn

Yea, I know the feeling. Everything here is brown, dead or burned by the sun and the fires while everything there is green, wet and water marked and stained! :big_grin: :cocktail:

Fred!

here's an idea. how about n.y. sends you a water pipeline and you send us a gas one? at least football is starting up to take our mind from the weather.:laughbounce: blessings lynn