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Group 7-day waking average?

Morning everyone. It’s a happy 4.5 for me today and it’s rather cloudy just for a change, only going to get to 20c this afternoon.
 
Morning all
ate a nanna at 6am at 6am at 803 they testest my bg it was 9.7.At 919 when nurse came it was 7.6 so starting to come down, today my reduction to 40 units has worked through so am chuffed with that
had a bad night psychosis wise not going into details dont wanna upset/trigger people Sorry
you all take care
love gail
 
ColinUK said:
You not at all tempted to go in character as the jilted mistress or the previously unknown illegitimate daughter?! Or the ghost of the first wife who died in mysterious circumstances…
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I hadn't thought of that, but I am definitely up for it for next year!!

One member of staff did tell me she was considering wearing her actual wedding dress as she felt she didn't own anything else suitable :rofl:
 
Oh dear! It seems that I can’t get my basal down fast enough as I wake up 10:00 BS 4.2 & just going to loo & back up a wee bit 10:11 BS 4.4 but, spent about half an hour in the red just before waking. So, I taking tresiba at 16/17:00 today & -4, 52 later as it was about 15:45 ish when it went in yesterday?

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

Just avoided a marshmallow in bed but, better have breakfast first!
 
ColinUK said:
BP low (95/61 with 54 pulse) so I’ll email over this week’s readings to the GP in a bit and likely send them into a mild panic.
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If you check that reading on the NHS website it says it's healthy, though.
 
Spoke too soon as I scanned before getting up out of bed 10:22 BS 3.9 so, still in bed & a compromise of half a giant marshmallow, about 10g & wait a bit before I get up for cornflakes, I fancy!

Yuck! Horrible eating sickly sweet marshmallows in bed twice in a row , yesterday & today! A Green Puking emoji!
 
ColinUK said:
5.0 this morning.

BP low (95/61 with 54 pulse) so I’ll email over this week’s readings to the GP in a bit and likely send them into a mild panic.

Was at the opera yesterday. Die Walküre. Royal Opera House. Started at 16:30 and finished at 22:15 - excessively long interval whereas they could have started at 18:00 and had two 45 minute intervals and still finished roughly the same time.

My first Walküre. It’s the second part of the Kosky ring cycle so uses the same aesthetic as Rhinegold did, largely empty stage, modern/timeless dress, elderly naked woman on stage almost the entire time, that kind of thing.

I didn’t know the story or the music (other than that bit everyone knows) beforehand so it was a revelation. It’s basically about a stropy god, his wife, his mistress and the kids he fathered (twins who form an incestuous relationship and the titular Walküre(s) who are pretty much all petrified of their god dad) being used as a plot to wrest back control of a magic ring (which happens in the next part I think).

As plots go it veers from utterly insane to really quite tender and domestic but it gets there via huge amounts of misogyny, domestic violence, racism, hints at a fondness for eugenics, and some rather good music.

I enjoyed it but felt that act 1 had some quite uneven acting (I forget the characters name but the brutish husband of the twin daughter was not the best actor) which defaulted to pointing and slapping the furniture to show us he was a brute rather than employing a quiet menace. Also he was armed with a gun which seemed incongruous when the whole thing is about a magic sword and a dragon.

One pet hate of mine also reared its head in act 2. If you’re going to drive a car on to the stage (in this case a rather beautiful 1930’s Rolls) then don’t reverse it off to exit, drive it off. Especially when the stage is certainly big enough to do that and it’s not got any other scenery on it at the time. It reinforces that it’s a prop and breaks the theatrical illusion in one fell swoop.

I did enjoy it overall. Singing was great. Music was great. I even liked the staging. But for a couple of very minor niggles it was a belter!

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I’m very envious! Spent some time yesterday afternoon re-listening to von Karajan’s Das Rhinegold. I think the Barenboim is better, but the music is just amazing.

Nick
 
9.9 earlier shooting 11.7 FOTF, looks like a high lunch today which is fairly normal these days.

A gorgeous day, be it a little chillier in a northerly breeze, but still looking very bright with blue skies with white Simpson clouds.

We should be seeing my MiL today as the cooking is being done, my OH has a pan of boiling potatoes in readiness of a Cottage Pie for later, I'd like to join her depending on my BG later; otherwise it'll be a green smoothie! Should be good to see her though.

Hope you have a splendid start of your holiday tomorrow @eggyg
 
Hi everyone! 7'3 this morning.

I've missed too many posts to catch up, so hope everyone is doing alright.

I've had some issues related to diabetes management, but not with my BG itself. More with the "tools". First it was Libre: my reader died during the Easter weekend and I was without for almost a week. Then the replacement reader got accidentally wet and was glitchy for a couple of days. After that I've had issues to access the NHS app to order my repeat prescriptions. All seems to be sorted now, fingers crossed.

Exciting days ahead with Brixham Pirate Festival tomorrow and short trip to Bath next week!
 
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