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What's on your mind?

This group is for all those events & thoughts we want to share that may not fit in another group. Topics that are not D-related are welcomed. Post whatever's on your mind!

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Supply Shelves

Started by David (dns). Last reply by Trudy Apr 29. 2 Replies

Just for fun, let's see what our respective caches of supplies look like.I'll start: HereContinue

what is your favorite hot sauce

Started by Josh. Last reply by Marie B Apr 8. 7 Replies

OK so the question of the day is what what is your favorite hot sauce.Me personally it depends what im using it on.If its poultry i perfer crystals but if its chicken wings it has to be franks. now…Continue

Coming Out Of The (Diabetic) Closet

Started by David (dns). Last reply by jrtpup Apr 4. 11 Replies

As near as I can tell, PWD fall into three categories when it comes to sharing the fact:(1) Keep it as secret as possible (from employers, acquaintances, and the world in general).(2) Be completely…Continue

I wonder . . .

Started by David (dns). Last reply by marty peters Apr 4. 13 Replies

I wonder how much depression is self-induced, by our mentally beating ourselves up for something we ate.Continue

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Comment by Linda G on July 2, 2012 at 7:29am

Arhch No!....I admire your selection....presently all I want is brain candy! Reading Philippa Gregory (The Queen's Fool), while awaiting the next from Diana Gabaldon....I LOVE historical fiction!

Comment by jrtpup on July 2, 2012 at 6:59am

Whatcha reading? I just started The Seven Stages of Money Maturity, written by a Buddhist financial manager. Veeeeeery interesting.

Comment by Linda G on July 2, 2012 at 6:37am

What's on my mind today.....I actually have time now to follow threads and read blogs here in Tu.ville, now that school is over. To get up later than 6 am...have a nice leisurely shower and enjoy my first cuppa on the verandah...reading a new book in the midst of gently blowing trees, and the sound of Cardinals and Jays....sigh!

Comment by Linda G on July 2, 2012 at 6:30am

Thanks pup....putting up shelves so that they actually STAY up is one thing, my beef is with some of the instruction sheets. I mean...could they be any more cryptic!! And the size of the print! Cheese Louise...you literally need a magnifying glass...once you've actually located your language of choice!!!

Comment by shoshana27 on July 2, 2012 at 6:08am

good thing you know how to hold a screw driver.
i used to love to do things with tools but since i had carpal tunnel & neuropathy & my eyes are not what they used to be ...well you know the rest......

Comment by jrtpup on July 2, 2012 at 5:17am

Had the brilliant idea yesterday to put one of those shallow door-mounted pantry shelf units in the door of my supply closet. The point was to free up a couple of wire baskets for my new closet.

Got in the screws, hung it up, loaded it with boxes of lancets, strips, dexcom inserters, yada yada. Stepped back to admire it and BOOM.

The guys are coming to work on my bed/bathroom today - I'm sure they'll be able to make it work but geeeeeeeeeeeez!!!

Comment by jrtpup on July 1, 2012 at 7:36pm

Happy Canada Day! Hope you did something special.

Comment by Linda G on July 1, 2012 at 5:13pm

Thank you Doris ♥

Comment by Doris D on July 1, 2012 at 4:40pm

HAPPY CANADA DAY LINDA!!!

Comment by Linda G on July 1, 2012 at 2:30pm

Wishing a most HAPPY CANADA DAY to all Canadian, and Canadian at heart TuDiabetes members near and far!

 

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