Tracking Dogs and Trends, April 24

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We made it to the weekend! Thank goodness. I buckled down and got a lot of work done over the last few days, but that meant no pickleball and no bridge. Except for the one night I played after church and the games I played online. So basically, a waste of a good week!

It was not easy working in an office full of dogs. Poor Hickory wasn't allowed outside without a leash since he couldn't be trusted not to run like a wild banshee through the woods. That meant three dogs, inside a 12×26-foot room with me, while I worked on a billboard for one of the senior living properties. The chances of that advertisement having a typo? 75% (I once put an ad in a magazine with my own home phone number instead of the community's, and that was with ONE dog.)

The good news is that the new tracking collars came in!

The bad news is that we're going to need the crew from the Artemis II to explain how these things work. The antenna is at least two feet long! JD downloaded the app, etc. and all it would do was say “Dog Two Treed” over and over. Literally, it was on the repeat-every-two-seconds mode. Since the dog hadn't treed a thing and was lying at our feet, we were a bit confused.

Then we got the bright idea to see if the collars were working by taking the dogs for a ride. It showed us that ONE was working. But which one? So then JD took a hike with a collar to figure it all out. Whew. To recap, we tracked ONE dog while it was actually riding in our car, and JD. That's about as far as we got.

And Joey's still crazy.

Thanks for being here. I hope your weekend is full of good things!

Lisa 💛

Today's Post

It's hot in Tennessee, and my sweats aren't cutting it. I'm switching up my Sports-Chic vibe with some new looks!

👉 Read it here:

Summer Sport Chic- How To Stay Cool, Covered, and Completely Pulled Together

Save or Splurge

Madwell Purse $225

Amazon Similar 🙂

Loeffler Randal Sandal $275

Amazon version. 🙂

Fun Finds

Love this striped sweater. So cute for spring! Also available in a ton of other color combinations

Another good sweater option for those of you who don't like the V-neck style. Available in every color under the sun! Runs small, so order accordingly.

I'm a huge fan of slides and wear them the second it gets halfway warm. These are half what I paid for my Birkenstocks.

Tania gave my mother one of these and she LOVES it. Trust me, I hear about it every time she goes shopping.

A friend shared this with me. I'm all about products that are100% natural ,and yes to immune support! Plus, bees. 🙂

Stripes are everywhere. These would be great for errands, etc. when you want to look put-together but don't feel up to any real effort. That's my everyday!

This is such a cute necklace! It would be perfect for the beach. And if you lose it, no worries. It's under $10 dollars!

Have you shopped the Macy's sale? Lots of great bargain, like this pretty top. It would be great with jeans or shorts, etc. and it comes in other pretty colors. Just $31 dollars.

Have a product you think we'd love? Email me at lisa@livingwellforseniors.com I'd love to share!

My Style- H & M

H&M has so many affordable options! I wasn't specifically looking for inexpensive items, but everything above is under $30 dollars!

Crinkle Polo Shirt $19

White Linen Pants $25

Dress $30

Sandals

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