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

Thank you @geefull and the photo album was being constantly passed around. Wonderfully understated yet complex tree from you today. So delicately done.
 
Hat’s off to the abstract
 
Good morning everyone on another dismal and breezy start here in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of a deconstructed omelette in the style of half a full English came in at 5.4 this am

A damp and dampening trudge round the park yesterday - waterproofs still doing their jobs and then just sort of mooching about as the rain settled in for the day. Car in for servicing today - Mrs Miggins’ department - I don’t have a car and prefer the luxury of of sitting shotgun in the front, practicing my back seat driver routines and giving a running commentary about things of interest that we have just passed, real or otherwise.

Art bit today - another tree, this one screaming for attention, or so it seems. Have a splendid day if you can. Koffy is now being served.

 
Welcome to the end of August which is wet, dreary and very much not to my liking here. 16 gms carbs and an hour to an hour and a half later, my first reading produced a 5.8 on Swipey. Plain and simple fail in terms of bg management. Very standard menu for me, tea and a weak coffee with 30 mls cream until 14.00, flaxseed porridge with fat free Fage, mackerel salad at 18.00, plus supplements. Probably rinse and repeat today. I have the discipline just no love of nor any great trust in LC. That menu is about the extent of what I'd eat given a choice of any LC food, except salmon. Two years ago yesterday I had my T U R B T - much more trustworthy for me. @gennepher amazing transformation once again. @geefull what skill in that artwork. Interesting how others can see beauty in such scenery where I just see death and decay - cheery soul me. Of course I'm blessed the op worked and LC has kept me sub T2 level for 6 years - doesn't mean I wear rose tinted specs.
 
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5.8 today. Yesterday was an excellent admin day. Got loads done and was especially pleased that I did the August bank reconciliation. End of year accounts will soon be ready for the accountant.

Much too much time spent sitting at the computer though and even with two dog walks my step count wasn't that good.
 
Great tree once again @dunelm - still alive so all good for me.. Mooching about - that and sloping about are very redolent of my late father.
 
dunelm said:
Another winner at the cul-de-sac of riotous assembly, these Snapseed works are producing some great pieces of art - have you figured out the tinnitus dog bark? How annoying.
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Thanks @dunelm
My tinnitus often takes on the last noise it heard through the processor additionally to whatever noises it is making. But when I put my Processor on, and took it off quickly because of the noisy neighbours, there was no dog barking at that moment. So, whether Tinnitus dog decided to fill the gap, I have no idea...
 
An attention seeking tree @dunelm
I hope it finds company with one of your other lone trees.
Nicely done. ...
I like it.
 
Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen and all who didn't pay the ferryman, if you did then condolences to your families.

A cheeky little 5.1 this morning.

Now the pop festival fans have departed, it was almost safe to nip into Reading to pick up my new reading glasses, but Reading is now full of mothers taking their children shopping for new school equipment.

Home drinking koffy, ahh wonderful. Best begin my afternoon nap. Night nite all.
 
I have false teeth at the top but not at the bottom.

Last night when I was brushing them they jumped out of my hand and landed in our enameled cast iron bath and didn't bounce.
So I went to the dental technicians workshop this pm in Wigton with no success, apparently the still extant pandemic has stopped them doing work for casual customers so I am off to sunny Silloth on thursday am to see a guy who will fix them up again.

Having said sunny, there has not been much sun for a day or two and it is distincly cool.
But it will be a sunny day anyway when my topset are filling my cakehole again.
Hope all ok with you guys?
Atb
D.
 
good evening all

4.0 today

cloudy but dry today, we went out to check out a new pet shop over the firth to see what range of doggy dinners and other things they sell

Not so many people about today in the village but we saw lots arriving for a big funeral whilst we were out, some very posh attendees, first time I've seen what is called a 'falcon' winged Tesla (those doors used to be called 'gull winged' but I guess that wasn't fancy enough), a quick google shows that they start at £90,000+ bit rich for our blood I'm afraid

I afraid I exclaimed 'that's the first gull winged car I've seen here today' outloud which earned me a glare from the owner who was putting on his black tie whilst someone held his suit jacket

Hope your day is treating you well

@gennepher - I wouldn't have guessed what the original inspiration was, it's made a pleasing abstract

@dunelm - a really dynamic use of perspective in today's tree, very striking, it really has impressive height

art bit - either all cloud or quiet skies here at the moment

 
Oh dear @lindisfel
I hope they get fixed up.
Take care.
 
Oopsie @geefull I think you upset someone with ‘gull winged’. I think they are absolutely ridiculous. And apparently those doors can leak a bit...

Thanks for the painting compliment.

A beautiful peaceful seascape from you. Perfect.
 
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Oops! Hope the guy is Silloth gets the job done or it’s the famous soup diet for you.
 
Thank you for your painting complement @geefull. Ah well, you can’t please some folk - perhaps you should have said “gannet winged”. Whatever the weather, your seascapes are always a pleasure to see. Quite calming.
 
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