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

Good Morning and 6 for me today.

Other than the weekly Tesco shop I'm taking it easy today, decorating and MILs bungalow clearing seems to have moved muscles in ways they are not used to, result aches.

Campsite cancelled the October half Term Holliday yesterday, said they did not have enough guidance from GOV and so decided to close and refund everyone I'm so missing the sea so think I will have to sneak off in early October if we get another fine window of weather.

Drift along with time to day. Keep safe.
 
Don't worry too much about squirrels in The Sarf - Specsave Dom has a cunning ruse involving disguising Greys as Grouse. New test and trace eyesight test - if you can see the moon your eyes are fine. I haven't checked what my fbg was today 'cos knowing it won't alter my food choices and is useless for looking after Nos 2 and 4 granddaughters. As the man said
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/213dcd53-30c7-4136-b7b9-e82e12fb4795
 
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Krystyna23040 said:
5.5 this morning. Stunning sunrise earlier. Raining now so.dog walking delayed. Lots of admin stuff to do. A bit of a dilemma. Relax with another coffee or start the admin early. Maybe the coffee will win.
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Coffee...
 
Morning...ooh the rain last night we needed some but it hammered down here...Charlie has been given the all clear from the Vets so good news there...I managed to find two cardboard boxes of equal size so now we are a four bedroom household hopefully they'll stop squabbling over them...been doing a daily check on cv-19 capacity for the last 15 days now...nothing within a 50 to70 mile drive some even further...there may have been some home test kit capacity but surprisingly in order to qualify for one you must submit to a vetting process where your information is shared with an huge American Credit Broking firm before your application is accepted/considered...woke to a 6.7...keep safe everyone.
 
Alien Aspie said:
Thank you. It was a real pain to do, I used 20+ layers to get the lighting and misting and there were a few moments of wanting to dump it in the trash

I'm happy with the result though.
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BTW I hope Miss Daisy's treatment goes well. I feel we all know her quite well from your posts.
 
Alien Aspie said:
Thought I’d finish this as I await her ladyships return. So sat in car park doing this. Woke up to a 6.0 this morning

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Just what was needed after the Tesco forage and shopping put away. Sat with a Coffee, armchair comfort art gallery, excellent. I like that light, 20 layers, wow. The same technique is used with paper, watercolour and brushes letting each layer bleed through to give that brightness. So pleased you didn't dump it.

Edit...Just to say no shortage of anything in our Tesco and social distancing staff are policing the isles and announcements over the public address, good, but also a bit Orwellian and scary.
 
ianpspurs said:
BTW I hope Miss Daisy's treatment goes well. I feel we all know her quite well from your posts.
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She is doing a bit too well. The treatment is a new intense 5 day course, but her social calendar is off the scale. I have given up warning her, no point
 
Muddy Cyclist said:
The same technique is used with paper, watercolour and brushes letting each layer bleed through to give that brightness.
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I remember doing that back at school.

As I've probably said I love layers because of the control they give. Mostly, I can delete stuff without it affecting other layers... and I delete stuff a lot
 
Alien Aspie said:
She is doing a bit too well. The treatment is a new intense 5 day course, but her social calendar is off the scale. I have given up warning her, no point
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Hug for you and the extra risk her social whirl causes. There is a demographic which just refuses to accept reality. Full on Starship for those folks - and they have the levers of power but hopefully by bonfire night one egregious malfeasant may be on the move.
 
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