MeeTooTeeTo
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6.3 for me this morning. 🙂
Stay safe and well.
Dez
Stay safe and well.
Dez
A funny story about a gondola... we were actually in one once when my wifes mobile rang ( she rarely gets calls), it was our son standing on our front doorstep back home wanting to borrow a saw but had forgotten his keys! She explained to him we were on a gondola in Venice to which he replied "you're on a what in a where?" So that's what we called gondolas now! Blessings 😎A shocking 7.1 for me but I’m almost certain I never had my Levemir last night. It was too late to check on my thingy at the end of my pen as I’d already dialled up this morning’s dose. What a numpty, can’t remember the last time I did that. I also didn’t put away the leftovers from last night’s tea. Obviously my brain wasn’t working last night. I read solid for over 3 hours whilst Mr Eggy was watching Braveheart.....again! The story was whirring around my mind when I went to bed, will get it finished before breakfast, then I can get on with my exciting day! 😛
@Snowwy very envious of your trip to Venice today, on my bucket list. Enjoy. Everyone else have a fab day even if, like me, you won’t be anywhere near a gondola!🙂
Amazing, only been once. Would love to go backMorning all,
Well two days in a row and 5.6 again!
Looks beautiful out there and shaping up for an early morning run in an hour.
Today on our 'virtual cruise' week two we are docked in ... Venice!
Oh how I love this place with THE best sailaway views in the world! Been a few few times but never disappoints there is so much to see and do. A gondola ride... of course, marvelling at the beautiful buildings, absolutely and then finding a back street cafe for a bite to eat, wonderful! What about a boat trip to the island of Murano to the famous glass factory or St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace or watching them make Carnival masks? Temp today at midday will be a lovely 27 degrees so whatever you decide, a day will not be long enough!
Blessings Snowwy
You watch Strictly Mike and I’ll watch the cricket! 😉Good morning everyone 🙂
I woke up at seven on 5.6, but rewaking at 9.00 that became 4.7, but a nice straight drift down. One more unit to be taken off evening Levemir tonight. Good excuse for a dark chocolate digestive with the morning caffeine fix, mind..🙂
I'm off for a CT scan with contrast on Wednesday, mainly just to see what my degenerate pancreas is doing currently. Not a lot, I hope. Chronic pancreatitis increases your chance of getting pancreatic cancer by a couple of percentage points, but the absolute risk is still small. The first thing that slightly bothers me is that I'm only 5 days into the current LIbre sensor. Abbott says remove it, because it's never been assessed with X-Rays, so they can't guarantee it will still work. It's not an MRI, which could cause the sensor to set on fire, so I'm going to leave it on than let Abbott know if it starts telling porkies.As X-Rays are only a couple of points up from UV light, my guess is that the sensor will be unaffected. I'll let you know what happens.
It'll be interesting if I get the same effect from the contrast medium that I had the last time. It gave me a hot bum, specifically perianal. Very odd, I almost burst out laughing. The big problem will be keeping my legs still and straight. I'll have to give myself a fix of CBD oil and hope. Otherwise might have to be strapped down, which would very uncomfortable. I'd confess to anything
Anyway, have a good day gang, I've got to watch the end of this fascinating Test Match from sunny Manchester. I know some of you will think 'fascinating Test Match' is an oxymoron, but if you do, you've got no soul![]()
Anyway, have a good day gang, I've got to watch the end of this fascinating Test Match from sunny Manchester. I know some of you will think 'fascinating Test Match' is an oxymoron, but if you do, you've got no soul![]()