Happy Birthday!! Hope you have a wonderful day and get to have some fun. Enjoy your special day.

Hi Courtney, thanks for sending me the awesome picture of your pup. Beautiful. Mine is a coon-hound for sure, I rescued her from a shelter and she was really a mess when I got her. She had been roaming, was not leash trained, and was stubborn and mistrustful but we worked hard on her for a couple of months and she decided to love us. Now she is one of the best dogs I ever had. I noticed your dog right away. Yours and mine look quite alike, what is your dogs personality like? Looks like a sweetheart. I see that you have met bikette! I don't know how she can manage holding up that big bike. I think that if I tried to ride one of those things I would end up in big trouble. Take care, enjoy the weekend. Sorry about your paint situation. You can try to take it back and have them add more color maybe?


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Hi Courtney... Glad I made you smile... although it's probably just gas ;-)
The hardest part about posting pictures at tuD is deciding which pictures to post at tuD. I have soooo many. Many moons ago, we went on an RV camping trip with my hubby's son and his young family and I picked up the nickname of "CrickCrick" since that's what I spent so much of my vacation time doing... with the camera - almost non-stop! At least now it's waaay cheaper since I don't have to pay for all those shots and put up with someone else's bland colour schemes. I love digital photography - it makes even us amateurs look way better than we are!
And I can appreciate your 'landscape' in Minnesota and respect that you're considerably north of me down here in this little Great Lake Grotto of SW Ontario. You Mid-westerners get more snow and cold than we ever do here but we get to deal with all this dank humidity instead.
So... where are YOUR pictures? I see the handsome hubby and the pooch - you might like to say 'hey' to a gal named Lotsofshots here, as her hound, Suri, looks a lot like yours. She is also a busy bright professional who would understand your mood "swings". Why are they called "swings" - doesn't that connotate something bright and cheery? like dancing and teeter totters? Mood dives! seems more appropriate. But even the 'dives' generally have an exit point and an upward path. Hang out at the high spots, if you can find them. And that includes tuD. I'm a relative newbie here myself, having signed up last August and I've missed the last couple months with my nose in a pile of tax papers. But you can't find a more compassionate and knowledgeable buncha people! If you've got a question... somebody here can answer it! These people know everything there is to know about dealing with diabetes and its many highs and lows (aka "swings" :-). So take your parka 'n mukluks off, get comfy and get to know some TuD peeps.

Hi there, welcome to TuDiabetes. We are really happy that you found us!