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What was your fasting blood glucose? (full on chat)

HarryBeau said:
I'll make some to use at home but keep the ready made for the car & my bag...had a bottle of vodka in the cupboard for ages be good to put it to some use.
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I am getting fed up of not being able to buy anti bac hand gel to leave outside my front door for estate agent and viewers. Now I can put a polite notice on the door asking for gel to be used by anyone entering my house.
 
PenguinMum said:
I am getting fed up of not being able to buy anti bac hand gel to leave outside my front door for estate agent and viewers. Now I can put a polite notice on the door asking for gel to be used by anyone entering my house.
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Pm given the current circumstances that is perfectly reasonable...plus you are paying their fees so ultimately they need to comply with your instructions why not send them an email or better still give them a quick call so they have sufficient notice..
 
HarryBeau said:
Pm given the current circumstances that is perfectly reasonable...plus you are paying their fees so ultimately they need to comply with your instructions why not send them an email or better still give them a quick call so they have sufficient notice..
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Yes I will. I just wish that ALL supermarkets had sanitising gels on the outside before you pick up your trolley/basket. We will all have to top up our food supplies and online deliveries are as risky IMO. A bit of practical common sense would go a long way, as always.
 
Muddy Cyclist said:
@SaskiaKC your description of the trip in the rain inspired this terrible effort to capture your rainy day. Rainbow very wonky, sorry, so I am risking it and posting it, bang goes any credibility I may have ever had! A5 15minutes watercolour, apologise to all the art lovers.....

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Oh dear that rainbow looks worse than I thought, :banghead:
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You got me laughing with your worded description :)
Not with the painting I must add.

Rainbows are notoriously difficult, and there is nothing wrong with this one, and your figures in the rain are brilliant. I am envious of them!
 
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Muddy Cyclist said:
@SaskiaKC your description of the trip in the rain inspired this terrible effort to capture your rainy day. Rainbow very wonky, sorry, so I am risking it and posting it, bang goes any credibility I may have ever had! A5 15minutes watercolour, apologise to all the art lovers.....

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Oh dear that rainbow looks worse than I thought, :banghead:
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That is a beautiful rainbow! Thank you so much for posting it! You caught me in my blue jacket and former green wellies! :)
You also caught the atmosphere of my walk. It is lovely.
 
SaskiaKC said:
You made me laugh so loud it woke up the KittenCat. ^. .^
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You may like this. Not mine, from a journo ex politician called John Crace:
An hour later, Matt Hancock, delivered much the same message in a statement to the Commons. Weirdly, though, he sounded rather more convincing in saying he didn’t know what he was doing than the prime minister had. When a 12-year-old Tigger is the one with gravitas then it really is time to panic.
Whole thing here https://www.theguardian.com/politic...o-convince-with-sanitised-take-on-coronavirus
 
Ryhia said:
Ok showing my thickiness now, had to google that one, so have given you an informative for encouraging me to find out something I didn't know.
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I apologize. I didn't know if I should add a link or not.
The signatures are at the bottom of the Declaration of Independence, "In CONGRESS, July 4th, 1776" -- signed on August 2, 1776.
John Hancock is the only famous Hancock I know.
 
SaskiaKC said:
I apologize. I didn't know if I should add a link or not.
The signatures are at the bottom of the Declaration of Independence, "In CONGRESS, July 4th, 1776" -- signed on August 2, 1776.
John Hancock is the only famous Hancock I know.
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Now you know Matt - the 12 year old Tigger. He signed the I love Bojo freva n eva declaration - lotsa kisses as well:angelic:
 
SaskiaKC said:
I apologize. I didn't know if I should add a link or not.
The signatures are at the bottom of the Declaration of Independence, "In CONGRESS, July 4th, 1776" -- signed on August 2, 1776.
John Hancock is the only famous Hancock I know.
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Please you don't need to apologise, you encouraged me to look something up which I should have known already.
 
PenguinMum said:
A bit of practical common sense would go a long way, as always.
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Mine deserted me today...decided to stock up on cat food popped into Tesco's on my way home walking into the store I spied what I thought was a hand sanitiser on the wall by the entrance...walked up to it was about to press it realised it was a CCTV camera...or was it...got totally confused so walked quickly past it.
 
PenguinMum said:
I think that maybe it will take to get to tbe other side of the CV that it will finally be understood here how important people who are caters, hospital cleaners, etc are valuable members of our workforce. Why is our Government sooo stupid and reckless? I dont mean to be political so sorryto anyone upset.
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Its not political PM it's fact...
 
ianpspurs said:
You may like this. Not mine, from a journo ex politician called John Crace:
An hour later, Matt Hancock, delivered much the same message in a statement to the Commons. Weirdly, though, he sounded rather more convincing in saying he didn’t know what he was doing than the prime minister had. When a 12-year-old Tigger is the one with gravitas then it really is time to panic.
Whole thing here https://www.theguardian.com/politic...o-convince-with-sanitised-take-on-coronavirus
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Thank you for the link.
 
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