Nothing planned for today. Making a cheese, tomato, mushroom & chicken pizza for tea with extra cheese (all of about 10g extra). I wonder what else I could shove into it.
Imagine being that tall! I have a colleague like this and I almost have to bend my neck to speak to him, he is the only one who can reach the lock on top of the doors without any help haha.Cor! At 6'4" you are as tall as I was before I shrunk! ☹️
I blame the climate! ️ ️☔
I think it is because you are using an apostrophe instead of a decimal point for your blood glucose reading, so it would normally be 5.5, but we know what you mean.Imagine being that tall! I have a colleague like this and I almost have to bend my neck to speak to him, he is the only one who can reach the lock on top of the doors without any help haha.
This morning my BG was 5'5. Closer to my actual height 😉
Oooh, I see, thanks for the note! I am used to use apostrophe for decimals, and since we don't use apostrophes for anything in my language I wouldn't think about it. Plus, I normally measure height in cmI think it is because you are using an apostrophe instead of a decimal point for your blood glucose reading, so it would normally be 5.5, but we know what you mean.
Woof! Love the unintentional pun 😉 @GwynnNot long before 'the dog' comes back.
Have a Great Dane today whatever you are doing 🙂
Sorry for your loss. My Husband died suddenly, aged only 50. Such a shock and my heart goes out to your friend. In fact, although they can't prove it, I have been told the shock of what happened to me could have caused my type 2.Good morning 6.9 today
on Friday a good friends husband who was only 58 suddenly died, shocking to everybody
especially his family.
over the weekend my wife and friends have been staying there,
I’ve been doing as I’m told just trying to support everybody, so over the last few days have
found myself running errands and between there and here at home.
Both my wife & I are off work this week.
I have marked international GCSEs in Maths for some time, and using a comma for a decimal point is the norm in many countries.I think it is because you are using an apostrophe instead of a decimal point for your blood glucose reading, so it would normally be 5.5, but we know what you mean.