Oooh now that could cause problems lol. My misses makes cheese and potato pie....which is just mashed potato with cheese mashed into it! We have heated debates about it often lolNoooooo. A pie has a lid.
A quiche is an omelette flan.
Bonjour de Bruxelles a mes colanders
There was me thinking tea of goats cheese and chia seed salad followed by Belgian chocolate in my hotel room whilst doing final meeting preparations would be a productive and cheap option.
I guess it was. Unfortunately, it did not prepare me for a good night's sleep as my BG rose and rose and rose.
Would have been a good time for Libring but alas I am only partially wired today.
And that wiring is wrapped around my thigh as I chose to wear a dress today (gotta look smart for customers). Last night, as I wandered through the airport, I discovered my wrapping was not tight enough as I could feel my pump slipping. Thankfully, I averted a major International incident but not without a lot of public fidgeting.
Strap is tighter today so pump shouldn't slip - I may lose feeling in my leg because it is too tight but the pump is not going to slip.
My menfolk are also pie puristsI don't understand why you would call some mash potato a pie. It is just mashed potato with cheese. I guess it is like shepherd's pie with no shepherd.
My partner also has a problem with pies with no pastry bottom or sides, just a bit of pastry plonked on the top - he calls them "stew with a lid". They are not pies.
I am with you on that lol....And she is a Shepherd as well....well Shephard - sorta close lol. A pie should be crust all around - well in my eyes it should be-------this could get interestingI don't understand why you would call some mash potato a pie. It is just mashed potato with cheese. I guess it is like shepherd's pie with no shepherd.
My partner also has a problem with pies with no pastry bottom or sides, just a bit of pastry plonked on the top - he calls them "stew with a lid". They are not pies.
she said must be wrong because she tells people it should be 10:1)
Ugh. The horrible Jeremy Vine show is on and they’re talking about these massively sugary “freakshake” milkshakes with 39 teaspoons of sugar in them. “If I drink one, will it jolt me into diabetes?” he says. Cue a massive amount of shouting at the telly with some creative portmanteau swearwords
Good morning y'allmy Libre said low on waking but a finger stick said 4.1 and I feel ok, the sensor's got 48 hours left, pre bolussing from a red line's a little counter intuitive but I've risen to 5.7 since so I'm good to eat
World diabetes day tomorrow....
@Mel dCP that'll teach you to watch rubbish... sorry I find the programme awfulUgh. The horrible Jeremy Vine show is on and they’re talking about these massively sugary “freakshake” milkshakes with 39 teaspoons of sugar in them. “If I drink one, will it jolt me into diabetes?” he says. Cue a massive amount of shouting at the telly with some creative portmanteau swearwords
@Mel dCP that'll teach you to watch rubbish... sorry I find the programme awful
I absolutely hate it. Jeremy Vine makes my teeth itch. Unfortunately my husband likes/needs to have it on in the background as he gets ready for work, routine and ingrained habit since he had his brain injury have meant that he has to do things by rote. We quite liked it when it was the Wright Stuff, but it’s just like having the Daily Hate Mail beamed into the living room now. Tried switching back to Radio 4 but he got a bit disoriented regarding the time, and was late for work. On the plus side, I’ve vastly expanded my repertoire of imaginative swearing... This is where working from home in a small, open plan house fails.I was going to say thats what you get for watching day time TV!
Im actually finding that during the warmer months bgs were higher now weather is bit cooler its like hypo central
Its a pain isnt it japesSame here - Also, I'm walking faster in the colder weather, so need to watch for that as well.
Its a pain isnt it japes
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