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It's a typical autumn Monday in southeastern Mass. Cool (in the 60s), sunny and clear today, and the leaves are falling.

I see the dermatologist in about an hour, and I hope for answers about my hair loss - something better than "everything's normal, it's stress". I've been using the Rogaine (it makes my hair look greasy), now I just have to wait and see what she says.

I finished all the paperwork for my part-time job; now I have to schedule training. It's not too far from home, but not in town. I thought being a small business owner working at a store in-town would look funny. I don't know what I'm worrying about, because closing my business and finding a full-time job is still an option.

Gotta go have a little something before I head out. I wish you all the best day you can possibly have!
Lou

Hi Mimi.
warm and misty here on the south coast of England. I have been awake since 2:20am and it's 6:30pm here. Sleep just isn't happening.

Hope everyone is doing as well as they can do.
Hugs
Jillyx

Good evening everyone, It was most deffinately Monday. Everone at work was feeling it. Luckily, after a few hours everyone had calmed down ans settled in.

I just don't feel right. I don't know quite what to do next, but it is getting tuff to get through the days. lately. Pain keeps moving all over my body. It just doesn't make a lot of sense. I'm quite frustrated. The pain in my shin has mostly gone but now my right calf is on fire after my knee was bothering me today. Day by day.....

The weather was cool but pleasant today. I took a nice little evening walk. The hounds realy wanted to go with but I just didn't have it in me.

It was a good day overall, I hope you all have a good evening. Take care everyone.

Good morning Jillyx. So good to see a post from you. I hope, besides being up way too early, that you are doing well. I know fibro can mess up a day, even a week, but I hope that you are doing on the good side of it's symptoms and that you have had few to NO fibro issues or pain to deal with.

Sorry you are up so early. That's the way of fibro.. long days and short nights. I have been having those myself this past week. Up at 2 or 3 and then dragging all day, falling dead tired into bed and yet, up again a few hours later. No fun at all.

The south coast of England, I can just see cliffs and waves breaking over large rocks coming up along the shore line. How lucky that you have such a pretty place to call home. I'm land locked in Middle Tennessee and do so miss the California shore line. I used to live less than 20 miles to the coast and how sad looking back used to visit it every 3 or 4 years. Ugh, kicking myself.

My ancestors came from the West Coast of southern England way, way back. Our Coat of Arms and name, Westcott, shortened by some, my family did this, to Wescott to show where the originated. I don't have the framed of the Coat of Arms that has been handed down generations, but it's very nice. We also have Coat of Arms for our Irish ancestors and our Scottish ancestors. I've never done the research to see if, and I'm sure we do have something, for my Spanish ancestors who were basically living around London. Anyway, my cousin just spent 4 weeks in Dublin and the summer before he was in London for a few weeks.

Okay, just wanted to say how good it was to see you here and I do hope that you will be able to find some time today day to take a nap

Warm wishes for a great day. Linda R