I would never were a backpack when riding I would probably just leave it at the side and seemed and get off off if I felt like I may to nned check and eat. atthough it would only be 30 mintute lesson so if I checked before and afterwards it should be okay. haven't checked in for past couple of days as having technollgy issues. 8.9 yesterday(I did end up eating in night) was 10.9 when to bed and did give a half unit. was 5.6 when I woke up in the midele of night did eat a samiil amount(thinking it won't hurt if I'm staying steady and sould and if I;m heading down it should stop it(I didn't test at frist because I was thinking its probelly fine and don't want to waste a test strip then after not being able to get back to sleep for a bit I thought maybe I should) today was 7.4 this time when I went to bed I deicd to leve 11.2 alone when I went bed and that seemed to work out okay.(although I do over think the posibity of long term completions in fecture especially after reading a cheter of think like a pancus last night)
I understand, I can have an unopened chocolate bar at home for weeks, but once the wrapper is broken...I've never been the kind who eats the big bars in one go, but will get a few squares every day until it's gone. And often, after I put it back in the cupboard, I come back for a couple more squares
Way back in the 70s I saw Swan Lake at the Royal Opera house. A couple of years later I was in Moscow and all the crew got tickets for Swan Lake at the Kremlin Theatre. We'd got to Moscow via Anchorage (8 hour time change), Tokyo (another huge time change and 2 overnight shifts so we were quite jet-lagged). The performance ended and I turned to the first officer beside me and said "That was a very strange version of Swan Lake, the swan didn't die!" He replied, "she did, you were snoring at the time!" Anyway, hope you enjoy the performance tonight @ColinUK.
Hubby and I once went by bus from Granada to Seville. There was nothing to see but kilometre after kilometre of olive trees, punctuated by 2 or 3 odd little towns of new houses all built in straight lines. We could see no reason for these towns, no industry, nothing... We got quite excited when we saw a goatherd...
Concerned to hear this, obviously for the communities involved in production whose livelihoods are affected, but from a personal point of view, olives feature very regularly in my diet..... probably just short of an addiction along with cheese. The thought of supply issues definitely caused me to respond with an "Oh No!"
Oohhh! I LOVE the music of Swan Lake SO well as I borrowed the whole thing on cassette tapes, the music, from the library & recorded onto my own set of cassette tapes in the 80’s as a teenager! I listened to it so much that I could tell from hearing it what act & scene the music was from BUT, there’s 1 very well known piece that’s played twice as a scenery background of swans & the only difference is the length of time! My memory is no longer capable of that, sadly: brain & memory power reaches its peak at age 35; before that it’s rising & declines after that age! These days, at the age of 50, I’m definitely declining! 🙄😉
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I know what you do with toilet paper but where on Earth do you push an olive?!
You push them through one of these.
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Well whatever you do, don't use kitchen paper! Friends of ours did (household of 4), the wife spent her birthday helping to shovel sh*t from the blocked drains!
The first year we had our olive tree it was quite productive. Lovely black ripe olives. I served them with drinks - you should have seen people's faces when they tasted them! I had no idea about the brining process then. Regrettably it has never borne fruit since!
I think there’s always been £8 tickets but they sell out exceptionally quickly.
Oooh enjoy!! Its a beautiful ballet!
