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Group 7-day waking average?
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MikeyBikey
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Good morning! Woke to a 3.5 that became a 3.3 FOTF as forgot to put Emergency JBs back in bedroom after refresh yesterday. Still no low level alarm off Libre although High does work! (puzzled emoji)
Have to chase the appointment I tried to cancel ;last Tuesday as still showing up (and no results from bloods a week prior) and not been contacted about a mutually convenient date (although I do wonder if they know the meaning of that sometimes).
Cold - partially cloudy.
Have to chase the appointment I tried to cancel ;last Tuesday as still showing up (and no results from bloods a week prior) and not been contacted about a mutually convenient date (although I do wonder if they know the meaning of that sometimes).
Cold - partially cloudy.
GM to one and all
5.5 for me. My last few BGs were highish and gave me an early warning of a forthcoming cold. Said cold has arrived and BGs returned to normal for me. It looks and feels,cold outside, time for thermals.Winter is here.
5.5 for me. My last few BGs were highish and gave me an early warning of a forthcoming cold. Said cold has arrived and BGs returned to normal for me. It looks and feels,cold outside, time for thermals.Winter is here.
Bloden
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Morning all. 6.3 here.
Monday means two hours this morning in a cold classroom, then two hours this evening in the same cold classroom. Why we can’t go into the nice sunny, warm classroom opposite, I have no idea. It’s usually empty. I’ll ask the boss.
Hearing aids @eggyg...I couldn’t do my job without them. And tbh, no-one notices them (I’ve got short hair). Go for it! Think of all the juicy gossip you’re missing out on!
Monday means two hours this morning in a cold classroom, then two hours this evening in the same cold classroom. Why we can’t go into the nice sunny, warm classroom opposite, I have no idea. It’s usually empty. I’ll ask the boss.
Hearing aids @eggyg...I couldn’t do my job without them. And tbh, no-one notices them (I’ve got short hair). Go for it! Think of all the juicy gossip you’re missing out on!
eggyg
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Good day to you all on this very cold ( -1) and very, very foggy morning. But it’s not all bad news!
5.2! Woo hoo!
Had a very lazy day yesterday so I’d better buck my ideas up and get something done, like the ironing! Supposed it’s better than being outside today. The sun is forecast and Mr Eggy wants to get in the garden, we’ll see. Might have to put his big coat on!
Have a Happy Monday.
5.2! Woo hoo!
Had a very lazy day yesterday so I’d better buck my ideas up and get something done, like the ironing! Supposed it’s better than being outside today. The sun is forecast and Mr Eggy wants to get in the garden, we’ll see. Might have to put his big coat on!
Have a Happy Monday.
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Robin
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Morning all, 4.1 here. Off for a walk and lunch in a garden centre this morning, with son who has a day off work. Hoping to beat the weather, although it’s only scheduled to rain here, not anything worse.
Hope it’s a more interesting walk than yesterdays, which was round and round the yard for an hour with a colicking pony, until the vet arrived. Pony is fine now, just looking a bit sorry for himself, really, horses have such stupid digestive systems, I’m surprised they ever survived in the wild.
Hope it’s a more interesting walk than yesterdays, which was round and round the yard for an hour with a colicking pony, until the vet arrived. Pony is fine now, just looking a bit sorry for himself, really, horses have such stupid digestive systems, I’m surprised they ever survived in the wild.
MikeyBikey
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Remember taking 'A' Level mathematics when the central heating had failed. Quite awkward writing in a big coat (well a rally jacket)! The college asked the examiners to take it into consideration but it was felt they did not!
No A* or AS Level muddles then.
Grannylorraine
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Morning
An oh so near oh so far 5.1 today. Getting ready to start a back to work programme tomorrow, will start with just a couple of hours to see how I go.
@eggyg - congratulations on your HS, my m7ms hearing aids are so small you can’t see them even with her short hair, hers are still the over ear type as she didn’t want the ear bud style.
An oh so near oh so far 5.1 today. Getting ready to start a back to work programme tomorrow, will start with just a couple of hours to see how I go.
@eggyg - congratulations on your HS, my m7ms hearing aids are so small you can’t see them even with her short hair, hers are still the over ear type as she didn’t want the ear bud style.
MeeTooTeeTo
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