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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Benefits of the Op Shop
“Don’t you think you should put the brakes on, mom?” said a voice behind the cabinet. I repositioned myself to see who had spoken. It was an irritated daughter at the checkout at the op shop. “Look, I can never … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Uncategorized
Tagged op shops, recycling, Salvation Army, Salvos, thrift shops
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A mother’s love
“These diamonds were from my mother’s brooch. I prefer rings so I had them set in this band. So this is my mom on my finger,” said the sales assistant, eyes suddenly glistening. I had been looking at handbags when … Continue reading
Around my waist in 80 cm
I have something close to my heart that I need to deal with. I need to get it off my chest before it completely engulfs me. It’s my belly fat. Visceral and otherwise. Post-menopausal women are attacked by it — … Continue reading
Posted in fat, oestrogen, posture
Tagged belly button, fat, health, heart disease, Mrs Doubtfire, post-menopausal women, type 2 diabetes
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