Debbi, You cannot be older! Looking at your photo and then your website I did wonder why you were doing one for Seniors. (lol). And yes it is in our job description to embarrass our children when we overtake them on the slopes or hiking trail.
I wish you the very best of health and success.
Paul. (Thank you for the follow).

Well, thank you, Paul. My profile pix was taken Sept 2017 so it's pretty recent. I'll be 66 in May. I might add that you don't look 60 in your profile pix either.

Now that someone is looking, I guess I better get back to work on that site.

Take care
~Debbi

Good luck.
Paul.

Hello, Debbi. I don't think I've met you before, but I'm happy to welcome you to WA, and to follow you. If you need any help, I'll be happy to help if I can, but there are always lots of people in the community who are much farther along in their trainng than I am, and they will be happy to assist you as well. Carol

I just responded t your profile. I've been here a while but as a retiree, I fade in and out of my blogs. I get sidetracked with life.

~Debbi

That's so true for me as well, Debbi!

Me too, Unlike some this is not a daily practice. Although on a weeks break I am currently redecorating the bathroom!
Paul.

I know what you mean...I'm painting my kitchen, which really does have to take priority, as I'm considering selling my little mountain cabin that I love so much and moving to an apartment in town. Don't want to, but living alone in relative isolation on the mountain in the winter time and having to walk 1/2 mile to my car in bad weather isn't a good idea any more for someone my age . Sometimes reality has to set in and take precedence over "wants", I'm afraid. Carol

The kitchen is next on my list after the bathroom.
Apart from a couple of years in New Zealand I have lived in a city most of my life. If you do move avoid the bult up areas otherwise with parking restrictions you may still need the 1/2 mile hike to park your car!
Regards, Paul.

You got that right. Lived in St. Louis for 20 years; parking where I lived in the suburbs wasn't a problem, but it the city that's a very different animal!!

Thank you Robert, I am overwhelmed with all the training available. I have never known anything like it. I am just going through the levels bit by bit then when I hit a problem I go looking for answers. Trying not to get too far ahead of myself.
How is the weather up North? We have not had any snow yet down South. Hope it stays that way!
Thank you for the follow although I guess it will be a bit of a one way street!
Regards, Paul.

I can honestly say, hand on heart that I only ever clicked the follow button for Kyle and Carson.
All my other followers have wanted to follow me and its over 5,000 now.

Take the training as it should be step by step.
Remember the Hare and Tortoise - slow but sure wins the race.

You get stuck, you ask questions then you keep asking until all is clear.

Yes we had a few flurries of snow up here in Edinburgh but the real killer is the cold.
One night it was minus 12 and it hasn't go much better since.

Very cold outside right now but I have to get off home so maybe catch you later.
Robert

Take care. Wrap up.
Paul.

Hi,Robert. Had to jump in here and say hello, as I don't think I've communicated with you before. Great advice about taking the training step by step and requesting help if you get stuck. I can tell by your comments that you've been around awhile and know your way around WA so to speak. I'm one of your 5000 now-- the tortoise! Carol

Hello Carol from a cabin in the mountains in Iowa.
I was born in a cottage in the middle of nowhere and was raised on a farm and worked on the land for about 30 years.
Even though I'm 'Civilized' now and live in a big city I still miss those times out in the wilds.
I only ever had working dogs but there were always plenty of 'Wild' cats around, I remember there were about 30 at one time and they all knew me. (we actually do have Wildcats' here in Scotland)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_wildcat

As I said - I miss those times.
I see you have put in a request to follow me and I will get round to a reply asap before the day dawns for you.
When it does, make it a good one.
Bye for now.
Robert

That is so neat, Robert. Do the wildcats have tails? The picture looks somewhat like the face of our bobcats, except that they have tufts of fur on the tips of their ears.

I have elk that eat my lilies, and of course we have bears. Can't put any garbage or bird feeders out because it will attract them. My neighbor has seen a black and a yellow panther (they refer to them as mountain lions), a mama wolf and her cubs, and a fox. I'm not much of a morning person, so I don't usually see much of anything except the elk. Have heard a panther scream, though...it's blood curdling! Sounds like a woman being murdered.

Do you know Chezbrown? She's my Scottish mentor. Give her a holler. I'm sure she would enjoy hearing from another Scot. Making friends with people from all over the world is one of the things I like most about WA.

Have a great day, Robert.

Carol

Oops! I forgot to tell you. I live in North Carolina now. That's where the mountains are. (And out West, of course.) Iowa has a few hills, but mostly flat cornfields! I left there in 1965 to go to college and only return to visit relatives now.

will get back to you with a PM.
Have a good one when it dawns.
Robert

Thanks. You, too.

Thank you Sondra,
I am thinking of having them as a topic for my niche site. They are very photogenic and will do anything for a treat.
Regards, Paul
Thank you for the follow.

Seen it. Love it. Thank you.
Paul.

Thank you.
Paul.