Group 7-day waking average?

Morning all. 4.5 for me. 🙂

Dez
 
5.6 for me this Friday morning.
 
06:04 BS 10.9 but, to be expected as I ate dinner, hungry, about an hour later when BS had dropped a little bit 18:10 BS 6.2 with the same bolus, 22 units NR & then, stuck in -4 reduction of LR, 76 units, for safety while I slept: knew at some point there wouldn’t be an overlap anymore & BS would be higher in the morning! 🙄 Back up to the full 80 units of LR now & stuck in an extra +2 of NR, 16, for half an oatcake as I woke feeling stuffed & don’t want breakfast yet! Stuffed emoji!

A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉
 
Good morning. A bit worrying yesterday. 4.9 in the evening and on repeated tests every 5 minutes, dropped to 4.1 before recovering. So ok, but lower than I am used to.

This morning at 6:15am it was 5.0

I think today will be a better day.
 
Morning all, a slightly better 8.3 today. I've always been on the higher side in the morning anyway.
 
Morning folks. 6.2 today. Lovely looking morning so far, that cold wind looks to have dropped, at last!

Had bad news about the car, it is one of the fuel injectors that’s kaput. Apparently, and I think this must be a technical term, they are a bugger to get out, and may need a specialist team! In other words, will cost a fortune. Mr Eggy expressed his disappointment that a 3.5 year old prestige car with 21k on the clock should have this problem. They are going to contact Jaguar to see if they’ll ‘ contribute’ to the cost! We’re not happy. We don’t have a car as all their courtesy cars are in use and two have been in an accident! So, rucksacks on our back to do the “big” shop today. Might have to cut down on the bottles of vino! 😉 Only light objects allowed. Lindt 85% definitely comes in to that category!

Have a good day all. TGIF to all you wage slaves, and here’s to the last weekend of staying at home for us English. Apologies to the home nations who don’t have that freedom yet.:confused:
 
eggyg said:
Have a good day all. TGIF to all you wage slaves, and here’s to the last weekend of staying at home for us English. Apologies to the home nations who don’t have that freedom yet.:confused:
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We still can’t go to the hairdresser/barber, and don’t even have a date😡😡😡
 
eggyg said:
Mr Eggy expressed his disappointment that a 3.5 year old prestige car with 21k on the clock should have this problem.
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An injector should definitely last much much longer than this. Jaguar ought to cover the whole cost.
 
HenryBennett said:
We still can’t go to the hairdresser/barber, and don’t even have a date😡😡😡
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That must be so frustrating. It’s crazy that we’ve been split like this. The same rules should be in place for all four home nations, it’s just causing chaos. Fingers crossed you’ll hear something soon. If your hair is anything like mine and Mr Eggy’s ( wild) you’ll be starting to frighten the neighbourhood kids! Only 5 more sleeps until my crop, I can’t blooming wait.
 
HenryBennett said:
An injector should definitely last much much longer than this. Jaguar ought to cover the whole cost.
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We aren’t happy at all. The damn car has hardly been used since it’s service in September, it’s done about 1k miles in the last 6 months. Let’s see what they say next week. At the moment the injector is “ soaking” to see if it will come out easier. Mr Eggy, who before retiring was an engineer, has asked them to let him know when they are going to attempt to take it out, as he wants to be there to make sure they don’t break it or anything else!
 
eggyg said:
That must be so frustrating. It’s crazy that we’ve been split like this. The same rules should be in place for all four home nations, it’s just causing chaos. Fingers crossed you’ll hear something soon. If your hair is anything like mine and Mr Eggy’s ( wild) you’ll be starting to frighten the neighbourhood kids! Only 5 more sleeps until my crop, I can’t blooming wait.
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The Stormont assembly isn’t functioning. Right from the start it was obvious that the whole country should follow the same rules. Policy in S/W/NI is mostly based on doing the opposite of what’s done in England. Yes, extremely frustrating.
 
eggyg said:
We aren’t happy at all. The damn car has hardly been used since it’s service in September, it’s done about 1k miles in the last 6 months. Let’s see what they say next week. At the moment the injector is “ soaking” to see if it will come out easier. Mr Eggy, who before retiring was an engineer, has asked them to let him know when they are going to attempt to take it out, as he wants to be there to make sure they don’t break it or anything else!
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It’s surely ridiculous that a relatively new car with low mileage should have an injector that’s stuck fast? After 10 years maybe, but it’s designed to be removed and replaced. Preaching to the converted, I know.
 
4.3 Still feeling the after effects of my second covid jab on Wednesday this one has hit me hard but it's getting better, it's a small price to pay 🙂
 
Morning all. :D 4.2 here.

Helped my mum in the garden yesterday - she wanted a couple of trees lopped cos they were in a right tangle. If I hadn’t done it she would’ve attempted it herself LOL. She’s 84 but acts like she’s 24!😱
 
Robin said:
Morning all, 6.2 here, snap,@eggyg ! How frustrating about the car. I'll ask my son if it’s a known problem. (It wasn’t an engine he worked on, so he's off the hook, I won’t have to berate him personally on your behalf).
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Apparently it is. We’ve been on forums and read lots of horror stories, as you do, about the mechanics snapping the injector whilst trying to remove it and causing untold damage. It’s very frustrating to say the least, if it’s a known problem why hasn’t it been dealt with?
 
HenryBennett said:
It’s surely ridiculous that a relatively new car with low mileage should have an injector that’s stuck fast? After 10 years maybe, but it’s designed to be removed and replaced. Preaching to the converted, I know.
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That’s exactly what we said. The new injector costs £200. The labour costs could run into the £1000s if they can’t remove it! Why should we have to fund something that’s down to bad design or inexperienced mechanics?
 
Morning all. 6 today which I think is my lowest figure of the year. Surprising really as ate mostly rubbish yesterday as was a stressful day. 1.5 hours talking to Pension Wise and I slowly lost the will to live, followed by a phone call with one of the pension providers who frankly gave me none of the information I required, dont know how I stayed being polite. Then a phone call with Virgin where they took 35 minutes to answer but at least I got a result with them. Was so stressed. Needless to say no housework got done.
Anyhow today is another day. Meeting daughter for a walk with the dogs and then have to contact the other pension provider and find a financial advisor - deep joy!!
Have a good day all x
 
Morning

Well odd one from Parcelforce, said delivered with signature (well not that IdX is much of a signature!) but above had attempted delivery and it would either be taken back to the depot or go to the post office, it was in fact left behind the porch door but even odder that I contacted Abbott on Wednesday as they still hadn't provided a tracking link, they emailed back yesterday apologising and saying it was placed correctly and I'd get another email when it had been despatched, 2 hours AFTER it had been delivered :confused:

Anyway 9.1 for me, maybe 3 digestives would've been enough lol
xx
 
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