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


The Sarah Myhill flax loaf now sitting in the oven getting a tan.
 
dunelm said:
The Sarah Myhill flax loaf now sitting in the oven getting a tan.
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I will be fascinated, pleased for you and miffed in equal proportions if you manage to avoid the soggy middle. The crust is amazing when liberally buttered.
A well known supermarket just suggested we substitute baking powder with 18 party candles - perfect choice .
 
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Don't know if you are managing to keep in touch with all your class. but just thought I would mention the way I am keeping in touch with friends. We have been using FreeConference App - don't know if you know it, its a free app which allows you to set up a conference call. It can be used with either a smart phone or landline. You set up a conference and are then given a free phone number and ID number for others to call you with so your conference becomes a shared space so everyone can talk to each other (this needs some management though as if everyone talks together it becomes chaotic. The line can be a bit ropey but for a free app its not too bad and a nice way for everyone in your class to say hello to each other if they are used to coming together as a group. Whilst I have only used it for audio partly because of the benefit of being able to use it on a landline, if you install the app on your phone you can set up a video link.
 
JohnEGreen said:
5.3 this morning now I'm off to the Disney channel for some light mindless entertaining relief from this terrible reality we seem to be stuck in, things are far too serious in the real world.
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You might see my other half there, he is a happy bunny when he is watching cartoons.
 
HarryBeau said:
Amazing how those little claws can dig deep Krystyna...it hurt like hell & bled a lot...it's better this morning but both of them look so sweet & innocent they're like tigers this morning.
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Had my ear pieced once when the cat we had which used to just about live on my shoulders fell off and clung on!
 
HarryBeau said:
Poor Harry is scared of her...I have a picture of her staring him down while he's on the sofa he is too scared to move bless him./..I must look it out....here we are

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Absolutely love that dog. You call him Harry but you also talk about "Plumpy" are they one and the same? I came into this thread around the same time as you got the kittens so not sure of the history.
 
Ryhia said:
"Plumpy"
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Yes they are Ryhia that's his nick name he is a little sweetie really...silly & daft but a kindly soul Harry or 'Plumpy' is my friend next doors dog but he wanders in here all the time stays overnight & generally moves in when he feels like it...since the lock down the gate is closed but he cries right at the gate I go out and throw his treats over...he was used to the previous cat Churchill who sadly has to be put down last Aug...Charlie & Lola arrived mis December and Harry is deperate to be their friend...he's kind but because of his size one lick knocked them over...but we've made great progress and when he came in a few days ago Lola put him on lock down i.e. the photos...they have me in hysterics sometimes.
 

Well that ended up being as useful an experiment as the functional advantages of using a chocolate fireguard on bonfire night.
Crust salvaged to grind into flour for other things - soggy interior consigned to the bird feeders for expert opinions.
 
Yes the lady now has pneumonia so it doesn't sound good but she is holding her own at present.
Agree totally with the remainder of your post - forgot to wish @ianpspurs wife Julie a happy birthday so offer a belated happy birthday now and I too am sorry that folk have expressed their intention to leave the thread I hope they change their minds. They will be greatly missed as their value to the balance of this thread cannot be underestimated.
 
dunelm said:
Well that ended up being as useful an experiment as the functional advantages of using a chocolate fireguard on bonfire night.
Crust salvaged to grind into flour for other things - soggy interior consigned to the bird feeders for expert opinions.
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Unsure how to react to that. Sorry for the wasted time, flaxseed, power and lard - you did line the tin liberally I hope - but pleased you couldn't make it work either. I at least ate the crusts with plenty of butter. Thank you @Ryhia on behalf of Julie and so sorry to hear about the sad news of the elderly lady.
 
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Because it is such nice weather, I have been doing some pastel painting outside today. I cannot use soft pastels indoors because the dust aggravates my eyes.

So, I have done more painting today...well, soft pastels. I do love this medium, and I was waiting for the nice weather so I could do it again...

So, I have decided to do skies for a wee bit...
To try and learn how to do skies...

Here we are...took me about 3 hours for both of them...
They are done on that cheap children's sugar paper, the one found in scrapbooks.

 
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