Thanks @shelley262 To be honest the lifting is easy - think I could easily fireman's lift her everywhere. Main danger is melting- absolutely tropical ATM keeping her warm. Other issue is the awful TV she wants to watch in the lounge (very hard not to see our TV) quite rude to say I can't stand being in the same room as anyone watching that
Very unlikely to be the last of the grandchildren - just no more girls please.
I’m with you on the heat needs and dire tv taste of elderly relatives!! Our boys turn up in t shirts and shorts at Christmas just to survive the heat needed for mum. I’m seriously thinking of investing in a heated throw I’ve got a friend who now wraps up her dad in one as she can’t function at the heat her dad needs! Saw them for sale in Lakeland thought I’d research them to keep th3 rest of us cool!Thanks @shelley262 To be honest the lifting is easy - think I could easily fireman's lift her everywhere. Main danger is melting- absolutely tropical ATM keeping her warm. Other issue is the awful TV she wants to watch in the lounge (very hard not to see our TV) quite rude to say I can't stand being in the same room as anyone watching that
Hope it turns out well. I really like the idea - just flaxseed and water. An amazing crust but too wet inside. Internet seems to be split about 50/50 success/failure. We make crispbreads. If it goes well for you please pass on tips. We grease the tin with lard and have oven hot but anything else we could do would be helpful.
These are the times I regret having so many walls knocked out
Interesting reading @shelley262 and @maglil55 trying to manage their own care alongside wider family responsibilities. MIL came out of hospital this afternoon and is with us - basically needs 2 of us to lift her from loo etc. Julie finally went to doctor and has been given antibiotics - that is 3 out of 3 times her mum has been in hospital. I had an OMAD day and would have been less hungry had I not eaten the meal
Breakfast: - Lots of tea - Needs a serious rethink of IF/No breaky routine - alarming numbers coming up ( 5.5ish is alarming - especially for starving)
Dockey : Waitrose americano with soya cream
Lunch : Nothing MIL arrived and appetite strangely vanished
Mid Afternoon: Tea - just to mix it up a bit; dog walk; tea - found out I am going to be a grandfather again; facetimed huge Soton granddaughter - in yr old clothes at 3 months - very, very long
Evening meal: Belly pork, celeriac and cauliflower mash, sprouts, wind - rude not to give guests a present
Soton girl takes after dad and mum. Dad is 6ft 4 and Mum 6 foot. All our boys are 6 ft 4 or slightly taller and quite/very broad. Bgs may or may not be up, running average is fine but it was last time then lab numbers were way off.
I experience numbers rising during the morning if I skip breakfast, it’s very strange and it’s what keeps me from trying any long term fasting!Interesting reading @shelley262 and @maglil55 trying to manage their own care alongside wider family responsibilities. MIL came out of hospital this afternoon and is with us - basically needs 2 of us to lift her from loo etc. Julie finally went to doctor and has been given antibiotics - that is 3 out of 3 times her mum has been in hospital. I had an OMAD day and would have been less hungry had I not eaten the meal
Breakfast: - Lots of tea - Needs a serious rethink of IF/No breaky routine - alarming numbers coming up ( 5.5ish is alarming - especially for starving)
Dockey : Waitrose americano with soya cream
Lunch : Nothing MIL arrived and appetite strangely vanished
Mid Afternoon: Tea - just to mix it up a bit; dog walk; tea - found out I am going to be a grandfather again; facetimed huge Soton granddaughter - in yr old clothes at 3 months - very, very long
Evening meal: Belly pork, celeriac and cauliflower mash, sprouts, wind - rude not to give guests a present
Just re read your post and another similarity jumped out at me, I am going to be a nanny again, grandchild number 4 will arrive in AprilInteresting reading @shelley262 and @maglil55 trying to manage their own care alongside wider family responsibilities. MIL came out of hospital this afternoon and is with us - basically needs 2 of us to lift her from loo etc. Julie finally went to doctor and has been given antibiotics - that is 3 out of 3 times her mum has been in hospital. I had an OMAD day and would have been less hungry had I not eaten the meal
Breakfast: - Lots of tea - Needs a serious rethink of IF/No breaky routine - alarming numbers coming up ( 5.5ish is alarming - especially for starving)
Dockey : Waitrose americano with soya cream
Lunch : Nothing MIL arrived and appetite strangely vanished
Mid Afternoon: Tea - just to mix it up a bit; dog walk; tea - found out I am going to be a grandfather again; facetimed huge Soton granddaughter - in yr old clothes at 3 months - very, very long
Evening meal: Belly pork, celeriac and cauliflower mash, sprouts, wind - rude not to give guests a present
Safe journey wave as you go past
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Congratulations on the news. I would start to worry a great deal when you see similarities with me - be afraid, be very afraid..Just re read your post and another similarity jumped out at me, I am going to be a nanny again, grandchild number 4 will arrive in April
I know ziggy - I wasn't overjoyed. I'm still getting low drops but nothing like that. Lowest today was 3.7 but it came up again. I've increased my water intake as I feel I've not been as diligent with that lately either. Usually I drunk pints of it but been less lately.
