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Yeah. I know most see it as just fun and games, but I hate halloween. Nothing but death and wickedness and I don't see anything attractive in that.

I'd much rather celebrate life.

I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!! I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!!!

I have been generally hopping on my left leg with crutches, using my right knee with 100% weight for balance.

At my doctor's office, I walked about 25 ft using my right and left legs with crutches for the first time in two months!!!!! YEEEEEAAAHHH!!!

Oh it feels good. Still gotta keep my right leg straight -- gotta see the plastic surgeon but my doctor is happy with how my necrotic skin is healing and thinks it is only superficial, but still wants the plastics guy to weigh in with his opinion.

I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!! I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!!!

I have been generally hopping on my left leg with crutches, using my right knee with 100% weight for balance.

At my doctor's office, I walked about 25 ft using my right and left legs with crutches for the first time in two months!!!!! YEEEEEAAAHHH!!!

Oh it feels good. Still gotta keep my right leg straight -- gotta see the plastic surgeon but my doctor is happy with how my necrotic skin is healing and thinks it is only superficial, but still wants the plastics guy to weigh in with his opinion.

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SUNSET PLANETS: When the sun goes down tonight, step outside and look southwest. Venus and Saturn have gathered in a loose conjunction just above the rosy glow of sunset. Peter Lowenstein sends this picture from Mutare, Zimbabwe:
[link to spaceweather.com]

"I have been watching Venus and Saturn converge for the past few nights," he says. "Mutare is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures of up to 37 degrees centigrade. Smokey haze from bush fires deepens the natural red of the sunset. It is a beautiful view."

It's about to get even better. On Nov. 1st, a slender crescent Moon will emerge from the glare of the setting sun and move toward the two planets. On Nov. 2nd, Venus, Saturn, and the Moon will form a must-see triangle in the sunset sky. Don't miss it!
[link to spaceweather.com]

Sky maps:

Nov. 1st [link to spaceweather.com]

Nov. 2nd [link to spaceweather.com]


Last night the sky was SO clear. Stars were just everywhere! Hoping for a clear sky again tonight.

Magnitude 3.2
Region OKLAHOMA
Date time 2016-11-02 00:10:06.5 UTC
Location 35.59 N ; 98.12 W
Depth 5 km
[link to m.emsc.eu]

the oops...GROUND IN ITALY HAS MOVED 70 CENTIMETERS

DIVIDE BY 2.54 AND U GOTS THE NUM . OF I N CHES

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I will be thinking of you tomorrow, Jo. It's obvious you were close to your mom. I, too, had an awesome mom and losing her is the most difficult thing I've coped with to this day. And it's been 10 years now. I can tell you it definitely gets easier, but it's still hard and I miss her daily. My advice to you is simply to do what you need to do to take care of yourself and help yourself feel better for a while, until it's not so acute. Easier said than done, but I found it to be crucial to keep me going until the pain began to subside and I found my footing.

I hope the celebration of your mom is beautiful and brings you some semblance of peace. My heart goes out to you, your dad, and all of your mom's family and friends.

I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!! I GOT TO WALK TODAY!!!!!!!

I have been generally hopping on my left leg with crutches, using my right knee with 100% weight for balance.

At my doctor's office, I walked about 25 ft using my right and left legs with crutches for the first time in two months!!!!! YEEEEEAAAHHH!!!

Oh it feels good. Still gotta keep my right leg straight -- gotta see the plastic surgeon but my doctor is happy with how my necrotic skin is healing and thinks it is only superficial, but still wants the plastics guy to weigh in with his opinion.

Jo..I posted a scripture a few pages back. It was meant for you and any other here who mourns.

A series of earthquakes that struck central Italy over the last week have moved the ground in affected areas either up or down by up to 70 centimeters (27.5 inches), experts say, citing satellite imagery.

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