Fairygodmother
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A friend of mine placed a fork into a partly filled ice tray and once frozen puled the ice block and fork out. It provided a sieveless eating implement until the ice melted !!Morning all
I'm temporarily back in Brussels today.
To avoid wasting time and money on hotel breakfasts, I often buy a yoghurt from a local supermarket to eat at breakfast whilst I am catching up on emails, etc, in my room.
This plan nearly failed this morning when I realised the hotel's tea and coffee making facilities only had disposable mugs and a wooden stirrer - no sign of a teaspoon to eat my yoghurt. Thankfully, I had a plastic fork from last night's salad ... not ideal but, for future reference, it is possible to eat yoghurt with a fork but not a wooden stirrer
@karen8967 sorry yesterday was so rubbish. I hope today is better.
And I hope everyone's day is only eventful in a positive way.
Whoever gave you that ticket is probably a miserable, grumpy so-and-so who needs to lighten up.
Happy times! Well done you.Hi all, Spent a frustrating time at the DNE appointment today because we could not get the username and password to work for downloading data from the pump. The help desk was not helpful and finally a call to the rep helped sort things out. I now have a new username and a more easily remembered password.
The graph since going on 40 to 45 g carb per day (3 weeks) is showing all in the 'green' range except for one 9.9 mmol/l and several 'purple' lows (set at below 4). (apologies @Mel dCP , I did not choose the colours)!!
The DNE was thrilled and actually said that a number of her patients, mainly T2Ds and some T1Dds are using this type of diet.
In 4 weeks I am visiting her and my doctor, hopefully with many more greens, no reds and no purples - it seems so much simpler thinking in colour!!
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Ive parked there for 30 years with no inccidents hh1@karen8967 I wonder if it's worth talking to your neighbours and making your appeal jointly? It seems the law says you must leave parking lights on when the speed limit is over 30, though until now I've never ever heard of anyone being ticketed for not doing so. I'm with @slip all the way, far more sensible to just warn people. I also wonder for how long you've all not been using lights and therefore not only had no idea it was a requirement but through custom and practise had your idea you were doing nothing wrong reinforced. That may be no help at all as I realise ignorance is no defence in things like this (I got ticketed for parking in a disabled space outside a closed hairdresser's in a mainly residential street on Boxing Day when there were three other cars in the street - long story but there was a good reason why I did it - as I had no idea that it's illegal to park in disabled spaces 24 hours a day, 365 days a year unless you have a blue badge or whatever's the current requirement. My appeal failed)
Well it turns out my 0.4u nudge wasn't enough... pre-lunch fingerstick says 9.1! Maybe it was this morning's infusion site change?After a blissful night on the border between 3 and 4, I nudged it up to 6.3 with a 1hr 0% basal, to enable the drive to work, but now need to nudge it back down again!
happy diaversary porl69xxGood morning all. Well started my 48 year diaversary on a 5.5... long may it continue
thanks for all your support everyone and advice much appreciated im just gonna wait for fine or whatever to arrive then deal with it then i am not giving it anymore of my time till then once again thanks everyone
I'm looking around Amazon for a collection of the original Captain Scarlet series.
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