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Old 11-29-2010, 11:53 AM #1
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Default How Do You Stay Busy?
What do you do to keep yourself busy during the day. I can't work or drive anymore, my kids are grown and gone. You can only clean so much house, my DH is retired and doesn't like to go anywhere. I don't watch TV much, I do read and walk in the mornings.
I have some partial parylsis (sp) in my right arm and hand. I do a little sewing but I really don't like that anymore. Just wondering anyone who stays home what you might to to stay busy.
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