Group 7-day waking average?

4.5 for me today. 🙂
Well done to both @eggyg & @Gwynn on the HS's 🙂

Dez
 
Morning all, 5.7 here, and a red-free overnight trace. My last sensor got off to a bad start, I threatened it with Abbott and it recovered, but it always read slightly low, so it recorded a lot of apparent hypos. This one seems much better right from the start.
 
Morning all. :D 4.9 here.

It’s jab-day for me, so no dog walk this morning. The medicine cabinet’s stocked, just in case, and I’ve upped my basal. Bring it on! 😛

I’m very jealous @eggyg LOL. Stay safe!
 
Morning

No earthly idea what is going on but I'm joining @Bloden with a 4.9, that's after 3 and a half oat nobblies at bedtime where other nights biscuits have taken me up, I give up!

@Gwynn congrats on the HS and Happy Birthday to Mrs G! xx
 
My first HS for ages......... . In good company with @Gwynn and @eggyg .

@SaraKaya yes it does get easier, but we all have days when it gets to us. That’s where the forum is so good. You may also still be in the Honeymoon Period so the pancreas just just plays silly ...... now and then . Be patient.

Enjoy Forest School @freesia , it sounds such a great idea to have it in the curriculum.

Still sunny, but looking cold out there. A weaving day today. Just haven’t done any for quite a while so it will be good to get back to it. We have some blue tits who have moved into the new bird box we put up. A couple of sparrows had a quick look but glad to say that we got the hole the right size and they just didn’t fit.

Have a good day.
 
Bloden said:
Morning all. :D 4.9 here.

It’s jab-day for me, so no dog walk this morning. The medicine cabinet’s stocked, just in case, and I’ve upped my basal. Bring it on! 😛

I’m very jealous @eggyg LOL. Stay safe!
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Glad that you are well prepared. That probably means you won’t react at all.
What is ‘jab’ in Welsh.
 
eggyg said:
It’s sad isn’t it? Getting excited because I can pick my own aubergine!
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I miss those days when a man could go out and pick an aubergine or two!
 
SB2015 said:
Glad that you are well prepared. That probably means you won’t react at all.
What is ‘jab’ in Welsh.
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If it isn’t “Pointyouch” then I’m going to be disappointed.
 
ColinUK said:
I miss those days when a man could go out and pick an aubergine or two!
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I prefer to squeeze the avocados before buying.
 
6.7 for me this morning with a pretty horizontal line although it ran along the top of my range all night, it kept below 10. Followed the same strategy of eating a late lunch and then not bothering with an evening meal but having protein and fat (nuts and cheese) before bed and then injecting 2 units of Fiasp (and no evening Levemir) when levels start to hit double figures. I very rarely get any consistency and once in a blue moon I manage an horizontal line overnight so 2 in a row and two identical waking readings of 6.7 is seriously impressive. Really thought my run yesterday would have dropped me overnight, even with no Levemir, so I had rather more cheese than I maybe needed.... it was delicious though... mature blue Stilton and reserve Gruyere washed down with a nice cup of Red Bush. I'm cutting back on my alcohol consumption so the caffeine free Red Bush was a good option and worked well with the cheese..... Would have preferred a hot chocolate (also very good with cheese) but I would have needed more insulin for it and then I would have been tempted to have a shot of rum in it.

@Gwynn @eggyg and @SB2015 Congrats to you all on your optimum readings this morning. Well Done! Hope Mrs G has a good day and hope you have a safe but enjoyable shopping trip. Hope you are wearing something special Elaine and don't forget some sparkly earrings to celebrate your outing.
My pierced ears will have closed up because I haven't worn any in over a year! I don't trust Rascal even with studs. He has an uncanny knack of finding a button or toggle when you aren't paying enough attention and so many of the tabs on my zips have been ripped off. It's just a game with him, he's not nasty, just playful, but it is frustrating. He did get hold of an earring many years ago but thankfully he didn't rip it out..... might have been me howling at him! I learned my lesson though. He also went through a phase of going for nipples and he could locate and grab (always my left nipple) through 3 layers of clothing including a coat, in a split second.... I would mention that they are not that prominent as to be visible through 3 layers of clothing, it's just that the chest is a common place for horses to nip each other when they are play fighting.... but really painful for a human! Thankfully he seems to have grown out of that bad habit!
 
rebrascora said:
6.7 for me this morning with a pretty horizontal line although it ran along the top of my range all night, it kept below 10. Followed the same strategy of eating a late lunch and then not bothering with an evening meal but having protein and fat (nuts and cheese) before bed and then injecting 2 units of Fiasp (and no evening Levemir) when levels start to hit double figures. I very rarely get any consistency and once in a blue moon I manage an horizontal line overnight so 2 in a row and two identical waking readings of 6.7 is seriously impressive. Really thought my run yesterday would have dropped me overnight, even with no Levemir, so I had rather more cheese than I maybe needed.... it was delicious though... mature blue Stilton and reserve Gruyere washed down with a nice cup of Red Bush. I'm cutting back on my alcohol consumption so the caffeine free Red Bush was a good option and worked well with the cheese..... Would have preferred a hot chocolate (also very good with cheese) but I would have needed more insulin for it and then I would have been tempted to have a shot of rum in it.

@Gwynn @eggyg and @SB2015 Congrats to you all on your optimum readings this morning. Well Done! Hope Mrs G has a good day and hope you have a safe but enjoyable shopping trip. Hope you are wearing something special Elaine and don't forget some sparkly earrings to celebrate your outing.
My pierced ears will have closed up because I haven't worn any in over a year! I don't trust Rascal even with studs. He has an uncanny knack of finding a button or toggle when you aren't paying enough attention and so many of the tabs on my zips have been ripped off. It's just a game with him, he's not nasty, just playful, but it is frustrating. He did get hold of an earring many years ago but thankfully he didn't rip it out..... might have been me howling at him! I learned my lesson though. He also went through a phase of going for nipples and he could locate and grab (always my left nipple) through 3 layers of clothing including a coat, in a split second.... I would mention that they are not that prominent as to be visible through 3 layers of clothing, it's just that the chest is a common place for horses to nip each other when they are play fighting.... but really painful for a human! Thankfully he seems to have grown out of that bad habit!
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I’ve pulled on a pair of jeans, got diamond earrings in ( not real, they’re only for special occasions) but I do have a sparkly sleeved sweater on. I might even put a bit of face paint on and hope I look more Coco Chanel than Coco the Clown! :D
 
eggyg said:
I’ve pulled on a pair of jeans, got diamond earrings in ( not real, they’re only for special occasions) but I do have a sparkly sleeved sweater on. I might even put a bit of face paint on and hope I look more Coco Chanel than Coco the Clown! :D
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I don't doubt for one second that you look absolutely fabulous!
 
The thing is that aubergines don't need feeling. When the skin is taught and shiny they are good and fresh.
Avocados need a little squeeze to assess if they are ready to eat.
 
SB2015 said:
Glad that you are well prepared. That probably means you won’t react at all.
What is ‘jab’ in Welsh.
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Hahaha. Fingers crossed!

Vaccine is brechlyn (brech-lin, ch like in loch), jab in general is pigiad (piggy-ad). Honestly, the vocab I’ve learned this year! Very random. Sorry to disappoint @ColinUK.:D
 
Another 4.5 for me
 
rebrascora said:
The thing is that aubergines don't need feeling. When the skin is taught and shiny they are good and fresh.
Avocados need a little squeeze to assess if they are ready to eat.
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I'm thinking that some don't realise the hidden meaning of the aubergine emoji 😎
 
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