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Happygolucky4uTreasure Coast, Florida USA25 Threads 4 Polls 6,241 PostsBladewound: I sunburned the tops of my feet really bad last Memorial Day weekend. Red as a stop sign. Not fun.
Owie 
I have done that and you are right. No fun.------ This thread has reached the limit ------
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Cavalero: Ok... Anything
Hello 
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Bladewound: .
You know if you do that again try half water and half vinegar and use it where you are burned at. It will help. I know this .
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Happygolucky4u: You know if you do that again try half water and half vinegar and use it where you are burned at. It will help. I know this but be prepared you will smell different after bathing in that .
I used some Banana Boat stuff I had that has aloe and lidocaine in it. Kept applying that, worked great, and I didn't stink like a pickle.------ This thread has reached the limit ------
My mother is an accomplished pianist.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
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Happygolucky4u: Hello
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Bladewound: I used some Banana Boat stuff I had that has aloe and lidocaine in it. Kept applying that, worked great, and I didn't stink like a pickle.
Am glad the banana boat worked for you. I keep that on hand also. With a wild assortment of other stuff. Every year I usually get a little burn and then I am fine the rest of the summer. The vinegar recipe seems to work better and faster for me. And it stops me from peeling. ------ This thread has reached the limit ------
Kaybee50: My mother is an accomplished pianist.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
..that was lovely enjoy your Easter.......and God bless your mother.........I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
Pete.------ This thread has reached the limit ------
Kaybee50: My mother is an accomplished pianist.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
Relax and enjoy the moment. I love the piano. I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
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Butin: ..that was lovely enjoy your Easter.......and God bless your mother......... Pete.
Thank you Pete. She seems beyond thrilled that I've asked this of her.
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Kaybee50: My mother is an accomplished pianist.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
I was fortunate to grow up with the sound of beautiful music floating throughout the house.
Through the years, I've given her sheet music as gifts of some of my favorites: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de Lune, and so many others.
And now that is she is aging, and her eyesight is becoming an issue, I snuck a light to clip on her music stand so she can more easily see her sheet music (she still doesn't know who did that).
She is in her mid-80s, dementia is becoming more and more pronounced, arthritis is taking hold of her magical fingers.
I realize that my days of sitting in the living room, being woven into spells by her magical fingers will soon come to an end.
Today I am feeling nostalgic.
I live in another city and only get "home" a couple of times a year now.
I have asked her if she thinks she can still play Clair de Lune.
She is going to try for me.
I am going "home" for Easter.
I know she will be practicing diligently just for me.
My relationship with my mother is complicated, but she has a gift.
She has touched so many lives throughout her own life with her gift.
This will most likely be the last time I hear Claire de Lune from my mother's piano.
that sound will be with you forever
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Butin: ..that was lovely enjoy your Easter.......and God bless your mother......... Pete.
Butin? 
Pete 
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Bogart_1960: that sound will be with you forever
That's a good idea 
You should tape it Kaybee 
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Happygolucky4u: Relax and enjoy the moment. I love the piano.
I most definitely will.Good to see you dear Happy.
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Happygolucky4u: Relax and enjoy the moment. I love the piano.
Happy.... ------ This thread has reached the limit ------
Kaybee50: Thank you Pete.
She seems beyond thrilled that I've asked this of her.
this two pieces of music..happens to be my two favourite too. I joke. Not....She seems beyond thrilled that I've asked this of her.
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Kaybee50: I most definitely will.
Good to see you dear Happy.
You too! Good to see you dear Happy.
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bodleing2: Happy....
Nice pic! Love your friend there 
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Bogart_1960: that sound will be with you forever
C'est vrai. She made some albums when she was young, before she birthed four brats.
I will ask where those recordings are when I am with her next weekend, and make sure they are in safe keeping.
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