Group 7-day waking average?

7 this morning. Couldn’t sleep last night, was so hot and then when the breeze started all I could hear was the blinds knocking together, very annoying. Busy at work so need to keep my wits about me 🙄. Lots of patients wanting their referrals expedited, I understand why, but virtually nothing we can do, we are all in the same boat!!
Have a good day all x
 
5.9 this morning. The sun is shining. Have a good one boys & girls.
 
6.9 this morning.
Emotional evening last night with the survivors therapy group Zoom session yesterday and I am back at work this afternoon so there’s nervous anticipation about that in the mix as well.
Hopefully I’ll get the results of the repeat kidney function tests today.
 
Morning all.

10.8 for me this morning. Significantly better than yesterday but still dreadful.
 
Morning all, 7.2 here. Libre 2 alarm went off at 4am, so I had a jelly baby, but the trace shows me pootling along on a more or less straight line, then I just caught a 4 5, which I’ve got the alarm set at to ward off daytime gardening hypos. After the JB, the trace does an upwards lurch to the 7s, then continues in a straight line.
 
Morning all and 4 on the dot for me whoops. Better not forget the oatcake tonight .

Off to have a Covid test this morning. Hospital is virtually next door but still got to drive to remain isolated after the test.

Have a good day everyone.
 
Morning all,
A 5.5 for me today.
Have a great day everyone
 
5.1 for me today. 🙂

Dez
 
Morning folks. :D 6.1 here.

Poor you @Michael12421 - sounds like a rough day. I hope your BG behaves today. Is it very hot at the mo in Andalucía? Maybe lowering your basal would help. Don’t forget that any jelly sweet with more than 80g carb per 100g’ll do the same job as a JB. Take care.

Off to actual knitting today! Can’t wait to see my old neighbour Laura who introduced me to the group. She’s got all sorts of medical issues and is in her mid-80s, but is extremely sociable, so good for her for venturing out. 😎🙂

@merrymunky looking much better this morning. For me, it’s all about changing habits - try not to focus on what you feel you’re missing. Distract yourself - read a book, take up knitting, go for a walk, have a bath, start a diary...:D
 
Morning all, bright here in Sale, nice. Just want to be in the garden. 7.8 @ 7.14 🙂
 
7:41 BS 7.2

I’ve been AWOL for a few days & I was distracted by watching a whole pile of astronomy type programs presented by Brian Cox. I was passionate about astronomy in my teens & up to my 30’s especially about theories etc. I was not so much about observation which is not so typical in the world of amateur astronomy as that is almost all about observation. I used to spend loads of time in the library reading up on the latest theories & when I lived in Belfast, in my 20’s, I attended lectures at Queens University held by the IAA, Irish Astronomical Association, of which I was Vice President for a year. I used to be very active in the IAA writing articles in the IAA’s newsletter/magazine & even held a my own lecture once at Queens which was a bit of a disaster because I was SO nervous that I rushed through my prepared material at breakneck speed in half the time I was allotted & mixed up Jupiter & Saturn! o_O😳 NO! 😱 I could write articles on complex astrophysics puting them in laymen terms, rather like Brian Cox himself, but, NOT speak in public & that was the only lecture I gave! The members were very kind about it but, really it WAS a disaster! 😳 But, I’ve kind of lost touch a bit the last decade having moved back to my hometown which seems so far away from Belfast & Armagh where the main hub of astronomy in NI centres around. So, the last decade of space exportations have rather passed me by with little notice. In watching old Brian Cox programs I realise how much I’ve missed & my passion for astronomy has been re ignited! Two MASSIVE things have left me astounded, & still think about them:- 1. at the very end of The Cassini mission to Saturn, it was there for 13 years & it was around the start of that mission that I lost touch & interest in astronomy gradually while working full time in our family restaurant, Liquid water was discovered on one of its moons, Enceladus, that may harbour microbial life around hydrothermal vents similar to how life started here on Earth & 2. When the New Horizons mission, TOTALLY & COMPLETELY passed me by unnoticed THAT one, took one last look at Pluto as it left it was discovered that it has an atmosphere!😱😱😱

So, I’ve been very distracted by a flurry of more reading, online, catching up on about a decade’s worth of things I missed in the world of astronomy! o_O

A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉

I may be distracted for a while & not post as regularly but, I’ll try & remember to post now & then! 🙄
 
Lanny said:
7:41 BS 7.2

I’ve been AWOL for a few days & I was distracted by watching a whole pile of astronomy type programs presented by Brian Cox. I was passionate about astronomy in my teens & up to my 30’s especially about theories etc. I was not so much about observation which is not so typical in the world of amateur astronomy as that is almost all about observation. I used to spend loads of time in the library reading up on the latest theories & when I lived in Belfast, in my 20’s, I attended lectures at Queens University held by the IAA, Irish Astronomical Association, of which I was Vice President for a year. I used to be very active in the IAA writing articles in the IAA’s newsletter/magazine & even held a my own lecture once at Queens which was a bit of a disaster because I was SO nervous that I rushed through my prepared material at breakneck speed in half the time I was allotted & mixed up Jupiter & Saturn! o_O😳 NO! 😱 I could write articles on complex astrophysics puting them in laymen terms, rather like Brian Cox himself, but, NOT speak in public & that was the only lecture I gave! The members were very kind about it but, really it WAS a disaster! 😳 But, I’ve kind of lost touch a bit the last decade having moved back to my hometown which seems so far away from Belfast & Armagh where the main hub of astronomy in NI centres around. So, the last decade of space exportations have rather passed me by with little notice. In watching old Brian Cox programs I realise how much I’ve missed & my passion for astronomy has been re ignited! Two MASSIVE things have left me astounded, & still think about them:- 1. at the very end of The Cassini mission to Saturn, it was there for 13 years & it was around the start of that mission that I lost touch & interest in astronomy gradually while working full time in our family restaurant, Liquid water was discovered on one of its moons, Enceladus, that may harbour microbial life around hydrothermal vents similar to how life started here on Earth & 2. When the New Horizons mission, TOTALLY & COMPLETELY passed me by unnoticed THAT one, took one last look at Pluto as it left it was discovered that it has an atmosphere!😱😱😱

So, I’ve been very distracted by a flurry of more reading, online, catching up on about a decade’s worth of things I missed in the world of astronomy! o_O

A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉

I may be distracted for a while & not post as regularly but, I’ll try & remember to post now & then! 🙄
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Eris got her name because of Brian Cox!
 
Morning folks from sunny Cumbria. 5.7 for me.

After a few busy days I’m having a pootling day. A little bit of this and a little bit of that, will try and fit a walk in too.

@Michael12421 please take care today. Test, test, test. You definitely don’t want a repeat of yesterday and you need to get your jab.

Have a good day folks. 🙂
 
Leadinglights said:
He is very good at what he does but I find his mouth very distracting as he doesn't seem to move his top lip when he talks.
The problem in most places in the UK for observing anything in the sky at night is the light pollution.
Hope you have a better day today.
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I had my days, nights of course, of looking through my small telescope while bundled up in the cold winter, the best viewing just after a snow storm, in my teens & 20’s, & haven’t done that in a good 20 years as I’m not THAT willing to be uncomfortable anymore! 😱:D No! I’m more like Hercule Poirot: sitting in a chair contemplating on the latest theories with my little grey cells; was nicknamed “Scary Spice” by the IAA members!:D
 
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