TinaD
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Good morning. 5.8
Had a busy time yesterday chasing a naughty and essentially sticky 3 year old round the house with a damp cloth in an endeavour to avoid the house looking squalid. Fortunately the sun came out and they all set off for the beach at 1300hrs which allowed me time to drag out the Henry, wash down the breakfast bar where small feet had been kicking the wall, and pack the dishwasher yet again. It made me think of @eggyg and her busy grandmothering - she must have the patience of several saints! Buyers came early and stayed an hour. Seem genuinely in search of a property and not tyre kickers altho' whether they will chose my place I do not know - they asked all the right questions.
The kids had a great time at the beach, taking my large inflatable boat, invariably known in all its iterations as "the Good Ship Village Shop", and getting thoroughly wet and brown. They were all up late so peace reigns this morning. Daughter obviously highly stressed and concerned about sticking to nutritionists dietic advice whilst avoiding weight loss. This seems to entail eating millions of different vegetables, which is fine, but difficult to get enough calories. At 175cm 67kg seems pretty light to me, not a lot of lee way. And the chemo is making it difficult to eat a lot.
Meanwhile I have started back on the diet - the GP has no chance in this competition unless he has discovered a means of negating the result of any intake...
Have a peaceful Sunday everyone.
Had a busy time yesterday chasing a naughty and essentially sticky 3 year old round the house with a damp cloth in an endeavour to avoid the house looking squalid. Fortunately the sun came out and they all set off for the beach at 1300hrs which allowed me time to drag out the Henry, wash down the breakfast bar where small feet had been kicking the wall, and pack the dishwasher yet again. It made me think of @eggyg and her busy grandmothering - she must have the patience of several saints! Buyers came early and stayed an hour. Seem genuinely in search of a property and not tyre kickers altho' whether they will chose my place I do not know - they asked all the right questions.
The kids had a great time at the beach, taking my large inflatable boat, invariably known in all its iterations as "the Good Ship Village Shop", and getting thoroughly wet and brown. They were all up late so peace reigns this morning. Daughter obviously highly stressed and concerned about sticking to nutritionists dietic advice whilst avoiding weight loss. This seems to entail eating millions of different vegetables, which is fine, but difficult to get enough calories. At 175cm 67kg seems pretty light to me, not a lot of lee way. And the chemo is making it difficult to eat a lot.
Meanwhile I have started back on the diet - the GP has no chance in this competition unless he has discovered a means of negating the result of any intake...
Have a peaceful Sunday everyone.