Rebecca Huston

@Telynor (1763)

United States • Age 64

Joined myLot 8 years ago

Retired, lover of books, cats and tea. I travel when I can afford to.

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Are there certain words or names you just can't remember?

The Horse @TheHorse (220245) • Walnut Creek, California 9 Dec 21

And I'm not necessarily talking about senior moments here. There's a street near my house. I often do business there. My friend Ko has moved her Thai restaurant there now. I got new tires for one of my trucks there. When I...

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Rebecca Huston The older I get the more I forget.

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Son's New Santa PJs

Miss Nikki @MissNikki (5237) • Maple Ridge, British Columbia 9 Dec 21

I ordered my son some new Xmas Pajamas for his 2nd birthday. The photo above shows his new pajama shirt with Santa on a motorcycle. I think they are pretty darn cute. He also got some other PJs that say "Santa's Helper". Do...

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Rebecca Huston Awww. He's cute!

9 Dec 21

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I must be tired...

Stacey @xstitcher (32700) • Petaluma, California 9 Dec 21

I wrote out an entire post and then shut down the computer before posting it. It's 4:36pm now, and I got home around three. When I was close to my front door, I saw that there was an Amazon package in my entryway. When I...

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Rebecca Huston Sleep and a good meal tend to repair days that are off kiter.

9 Dec 21

Self Isolating....

Morley Hunt @Morleyhunt (21744) • Canada 10 Apr 20

Self isolating, social distancing, Covid 19 and toilet paper....all linked in our minds.....forever. I've been taking a walk almost every day. Fresh air and exercise keeps me sane. Meals have become entertainment as well as...

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Rebecca Huston Today, sleeping in, baking a cake (in the oven as we speak!), organising some stamps. Reading, stitching -- made J a couple of fabric face masks when he goes out.

10 Apr 20

The best performances of Jack Nicholson: #4 "Chinatown" (1974)

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 10 Apr 20

“Chinatown” is a triumph in Nicholson’s career and the contemporary film noir among the great pictures of Hollywood’s golden age of the 70s. Nicholson’s friend screenwriter Robert Towne had written the original “Chinatown” script...

movies

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Rebecca Huston I love this film. It is so twisted and yet, everything fits together by the end. It's also one of Nicholson's best.

10 Apr 20

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Good Morning 4/10

snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 10 Apr 20

And the biggest excitement of the day is...drumroll please! I am escaping to pick up some medicine and get some stuff at the store. Heck, I may even go wild and hit Subway and the garbage dump. Anyway, after being trapped in here...

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Rebecca Huston I keep telling myself that I have a roof, my cats, the internet, J, and plenty of books and food. And yet, I still get antsy to get out of the house. It's been a month now and I am getting stir crazy. Or bored, I'm not sure which.

10 Apr 20

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Yikes, Friend and his Covid 19 Updates!

snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 10 Apr 20

Everyday friend has taken to mailing me "info" about the virus. Like I don't hear enough on regular TV. I did look at one of the videos once that was pretty interesting, but I feel I am being Covided to death, I don't read most of...

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Rebecca Huston To be honest, I really only listen if it is Dr. Fauci or Governor Cuomo speaking. All the rest is hearsay to me.

10 Apr 20

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Do you ever read more than one book at a time?

snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 10 Apr 20

I actually have 3 going now, in various stages of reading, although I don't even read everyday, so this is going to take some time. One of them is relegated to the car, to read if I am somewhere that doesn't have wifi. I might...

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Rebecca Huston I do it all the time, usually one paperbound book, and one on my e reader. Tonight, I am going to settle down with tea and Jan Karon's _A New Song._

10 Apr 20

I got a nice compliment today

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 10 Apr 20

My mother's best friend (my second mom) stopped by earlier with some homemade banana bread. She was going to leave it on the door knob but I was outside on the landing with Charlie the cat. The cat likes to go out there and roll...

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Rebecca Huston Many hugs. I hope the day keeps on improving. How are the bruises coming along?

10 Apr 20

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What's for dinner? April 10

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 10 Apr 20

What's going on the dinner table tonight? Share with us! I am having American style (Tex-Mex) tacos in hard shells. I make the seasoning blend for the ground beef myself but I obviously don't make the shells. I top them with...

whats for dinner

home cooking

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Rebecca Huston I honestly don't know. Right now I am in the middle of baking a Victoria Sponge. It will probably be something frozen dredged out of the freezer.

10 Apr 20

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I have a black eye

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 10 Apr 20

Charlie the Cat tripped me the other night and I crashed over the C2 rowing machine. I smashed like EVERYTHING. My foot hurt immediately the next morning and I think I broke my toe. My foot and my cheek were bruised pretty...

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Rebecca Huston Oh, how awful! Cats are extremely clever at tripping -- the late Jake tripped me down the basement stairs several times. After that, J told me in no uncertain terms that I was not to use the basement stairs any more.

10 Apr 20

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Walked Angel, pulled weeds, washed dishes, then...

Stacey @xstitcher (32700) • Petaluma, California 10 Apr 20

...I opened the stuff that came from Target for my nephew's (after) Easter baskets. Turns out I bought less than I thought--they always have to ship things in way-too big boxes. I also want to get some green tissue paper to line...

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Rebecca Huston Ooooh, Cadbury!

10 Apr 20

Gyms may be closed now. . .

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 9 Apr 20

. . . but their business will be BOOMING once life gets back to normal and we can go out into public again. According to my Facebook and Instagram most people are passing the time by cooking, baking, and, presumably, eating....

coronavirus

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Rebecca Huston Homemade bread is the best! Yeah, I've been cooking a lot, and to be honest, I really want some Chinese take-away. Maybe tomorrow.

9 Apr 20

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There's always a car alarm going off

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 9 Apr 20

When I lived at the house for 15 years I don't think I EVER heard a car alarm going off on the block. It just wasn't a thing. Here? At the apartment complex? It is a daily thing and sometimes it happens multiple times per day....

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Rebecca Huston That would drive me mad. We have a village idiot here who rides his ATV around and around the loop at earsplitting levels. I have fantasies of stringing up some piano wire over the road...

9 Apr 20

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hahaha CNN just refused to air Trump's press briefing

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 9 Apr 20

Good for them. All he does is speak in generalities, refuse to express any empathy, life, and talk about the economy. He continues to lie about the availability of tests and how many are being distributed each day. Anyone with...

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Rebecca Huston The Orange Cockroach is quite possibly the most stupid and inept President that we have ever suffered through. I thought Nixon was bad, but the OC makes him look good. And that takes a lot for me to say, I remember Watergate all too well.

9 Apr 20

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I'm bored - so I conjured up a task for Vince

Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 9 Apr 20

Although nothing much has changed for us, I’m trying to regard ‘social isolation’ as a chance to do a few chores that we’ve been putting off. I’d like to feel that we’d accomplished something during our enforced stay-at-home...

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Rebecca Huston I need to convince J to get some of the honey-do's worked on. I just want to keep him busy. Me, I have plenty of sewing and stitching and cooking to do -- I really want to make a Victoria Sponge for tomorrow. (Yes, I know it's Passover, but J didn't buy any...

9 Apr 20

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I don't know why people didn't see this coming

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 9 Apr 20

We had a major scare like 15 years ago with H5N1 (aka "bird flu") and that had a 70-80% mortality rate. I stocked up on non-perishables and household supplies back then and my ex laughed at me. Luckily we didn't need them and...

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Rebecca Huston It's the supply lines for the manufacturers of the basic things. They've gone to so much 'just-in-time' shipping that it's impossible. If you see flour, and you use it, buy it if you see it. Same thing with butter and eggs. It's crazy. And you're right, no one...

9 Apr 20

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Safeway update: I could not buy eggs today. What is your grocery store experience right now?

The Horse @TheHorse (220245) • Walnut Creek, California 9 Apr 20

I have been going to the grocery store about twice a week. If the line at Trader Joe's is too long, I will go to Safeway, which is not requiring its customers to stand in front of the store to get in. Today, at Safeway, I was...

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Rebecca Huston J does the shopping as he doesn't want me anywhere near a store. However I have to be very exact as to what I put on the list. Still no toilet paper around here, and not very many paper towels. We're not going to starve, but mealtimes are going to be getting...

9 Apr 20

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Are you a mushroom fan?

snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 29 Mar 20

It doesn't seem like too many people are neutral about mushrooms. It seems like they either really like them or dislike them quite a bit. I am not ordinarily a fan, but they are good for you, so I will eat them on occassion. Since...

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Rebecca Huston I adore mushrooms, but J hates them.

29 Mar 20

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You can go anywhere

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160952) • United States 29 Mar 20

Online, you can go anywhere. I have been to church in two different churches this afternoon. Many zoos have daily posts and videos. There are museums offering virtual tours. Many of my connections are posting landscape photos,...

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Rebecca Huston Thank goodness I have the net. Otherwise i'd be gibbering in a corner. Books are really helping.

29 Mar 20

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