Nope hereford you'd love it. Meat lovers dream.....
I'm going to make a bigger bed for the dogs and me and about 5 of those!What about a calf?
I am sure one of these would feel at home with your menagerie : https://www.boredpanda.com/cute-baby-highland-cattle-calves
What about a calf?
I am sure one of these would feel at home with your menagerie : https://www.boredpanda.com/cute-baby-highland-cattle-calves
Not always a meat lovers dream - I’d like a pet brown cow with creamy horns and a big pink snout so I can brush it’s hair and boop it’s snoot. It’ll live in my garage
I'm going to make a bigger bed for the dogs and me and about 5 of those!
MIL went on the hip replacement waiting list in 2017. In early 2018, she had a blood clot and the surgeon wouldn't operate for 12 months. Finally, she got a date for her operation - 17th June. Then it was moved to today. Everyone was geared up for this to happen; she had her bags packed, himself had booked time off work to spend with her, ... Yesterday, the operation was cancelled. The poor woman can barely walk and she doesn't drive so she is pretty much housebound or dependent on others who can drive her around and she has absolutely no idea when she will have her operation.
With my diabetes treatment, I will defend the NHS. My mother's recent cancer treatment has been fantastic. But sometimes, I despair with the NHS.
I’m going to Jersey in a couple of weeks - hope they’ll be rounded up by then!On the freedom for chickens angle, apparently there’s a gang of feral chickens terrorising people in Jersey.
I’m going to Jersey in a couple of weeks - hope they’ll be rounded up by then!
Helen, unless your MiL was the reason her op was cancelled (like when she had her clot), there are conditions they now must meet. She may end up in her local private hospital at relatively short notice.
Nothing to be proud of.
But i just got a French speeding notice in the post.. (From my recent camping jaunt round France.)
Which is a bit odd as mostly due to UK habit I was doing 70mph in an 81mph toll road?
All the years I've traveled around Europe, this is a new one.. The penalty?
Thinking back I may have transgressed a "variable." (By about 9mph.)
I thought it was quite generous... €45 with 46 days to pay it off. Then it goes up in increments if I don't.
& the licence endorsment???!
..... Pas de points.
What a relief! I just read an article about the ideal HbA1C for T1 diabetics and 6.5 is associated with the lowest all cause mortality rates. Between 6 and 6.5 is ok but less than 5.7 has the same mortality rates as greater than 7. I feel as though I can relax a bit! ( which will probably paradoxically lower my HBA1C and I’ll die anyway). Food for thought (and from now on for pleasure). Cheers. Leeanne
Like @Japes I think I may have beaten the highs into submission.
I am not sure if the cough subsiding, the cold becoming less snotty or the Fiasp replacement have helped most but this is the latest I've been out for more than a week. And my train is still more than an hour from home... and running sloooow.
I hope those nearer home have sweet dreams.
In what way? Because there are very well controlled type 1s with hba1c of 3.9 and there are some who have good hba1c but the control is very yoyo like.
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