HAPPY BIRTHDAY D! Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year! (You haven't been on in a while...I hope everything is OK) Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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Hello...How Do You Do, and....HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you D... Best Wishes NOW....and on the next 364 days!
How's it all going? Do you have any questions or comments?
Having to post this on your wall again - as I can't seem to send you a private message to you - will erase this post once I've heard back from you - Ok Dana - I've got a room booked with a view for the 26th July for your show (Ginger the same day said she trusted me to stay at her condo if I couldn't have found a place - now call that trusting someone - along with offering up a nice place to "couch surf"!
Only question is that Ginger wrote on Facebook to another diabetic (Lee Ann Thill) who is very active in the arts field like yourself - that your show was NEXT week. I'm hoping Ginger made a mistake in that - as the blog she'd written about your event - still shows 26th July - Goddard College - 7:30 - 9:30.
If you see this plea of help to see if the date has changed - so I can try to not lose out all my $$$'s on the room at Marshfield Inn for next Tuesday - great! I'm just hoping that Ginger made a little brain boo boo - since I know if she's anything like me - I have so many diabetic events this summer - that it's sometimes hard to know one week from another.
I always say - I'm fighting getting dementia (which diabetics are prone to getting, along with all sorts of other yucky things) by making my brain work - and trying not to write things down - but retain them in my sponge brain :)
Having difficulty sending you a reply via PM - so having to go this route - Hi Dana - thanks for the link for the motel - will give them a call if I don't come up with anywhere else. I'm actually putting up a "drive with FatCatAnna in her Smart car to Dana's artshow" for those diabetics in the Vermont area that have been wanting to meet up with me when I come to the US of A. The snag will be - they are willing to let me "couch surf" for the night when I return them back after your show :)
If my Boxster I am picking up this Friday ('97) was road worthy enough - would drive that down - that baby is meant to be on a curvy road. DH is having to fix up roof so it can go up/down properly - and also change one of the shocks - so for now - I'm not driving it. It's a 50th Bpressie and D-anniversary gift to myself. Having been told I'd only live to 40 with being diabetic - has made me treat myself from time to time with goodies (at 40 it was a BMW motorcycle).
I'll look for your "eye" and Ginger at "the head table" - or that's how she's been wording where she'll be for your event.
By all means, keep one! One of the artists who really inspired me was Ray Johnson (How to Draw a Bunny). I liked his unorthodox methods (mail art) of getting his stuff out there. I'd love it if you post some prints around campus. It'd be really cool to photograph them as well. I've always been a soapbox artist and diabetes is my number one box. I'm appreciative of your appreciation!
We love the pump - life was a complete nightmare for him on injections - he spent more time in hospital than at home!! the injection doses were too big for a baby, so he was either really low if we injected, or if we didn't inject he would be really high with ketones.
so the pump gave him his life back!
yes it is hard with a little one, esp as he has no hypo awareness at all, I can't afford to take my eye off the ball! but I guess it's hard for all ages, the problems just change as you get older
have a great weekend!
Hi, Am new to this - couldnt work out how to respond! - thanks for your message - my son was diagnosed at 13 months old, he is 3.5 now. he was initially on injections but went onto a medtronic pump at 17 months old
You are further away from us than I thought. Four hours to be exact. You are 1 hr. 50 min. from Montreal Quebec(Beautiful city) and we are 2 hrs. and 20 minutes from Montreal. I'm not in Quebec, I'm in the Province next to it(Ontario). I live in Canada's capital Ottawa, just over the bridge from Gatineau or Hull, Quebec. Thanks for the add.
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Welcome home D.....
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY D!
Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year!
(You haven't been on in a while...I hope everything is OK)
Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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Best Wishes NOW....and on the next 364 days!
How's it all going? Do you have any questions or comments?
Happy Birthday, D!! Hope you have a wonderful day and get to have some fun. Enjoy your special day.
Only question is that Ginger wrote on Facebook to another diabetic (Lee Ann Thill) who is very active in the arts field like yourself - that your show was NEXT week. I'm hoping Ginger made a mistake in that - as the blog she'd written about your event - still shows 26th July - Goddard College - 7:30 - 9:30.
If you see this plea of help to see if the date has changed - so I can try to not lose out all my $$$'s on the room at Marshfield Inn for next Tuesday - great! I'm just hoping that Ginger made a little brain boo boo - since I know if she's anything like me - I have so many diabetic events this summer - that it's sometimes hard to know one week from another.
I always say - I'm fighting getting dementia (which diabetics are prone to getting, along with all sorts of other yucky things) by making my brain work - and trying not to write things down - but retain them in my sponge brain :)
Cheerio for now!!!
If my Boxster I am picking up this Friday ('97) was road worthy enough - would drive that down - that baby is meant to be on a curvy road. DH is having to fix up roof so it can go up/down properly - and also change one of the shocks - so for now - I'm not driving it. It's a 50th Bpressie and D-anniversary gift to myself. Having been told I'd only live to 40 with being diabetic - has made me treat myself from time to time with goodies (at 40 it was a BMW motorcycle).
I'll look for your "eye" and Ginger at "the head table" - or that's how she's been wording where she'll be for your event.
Frank
so the pump gave him his life back!
yes it is hard with a little one, esp as he has no hypo awareness at all, I can't afford to take my eye off the ball! but I guess it's hard for all ages, the problems just change as you get older
have a great weekend!
Zoe
You are further away from us than I thought. Four hours to be exact. You are 1 hr. 50 min. from Montreal Quebec(Beautiful city) and we are 2 hrs. and 20 minutes from Montreal. I'm not in Quebec, I'm in the Province next to it(Ontario). I live in Canada's capital Ottawa, just over the bridge from Gatineau or Hull, Quebec. Thanks for the add.
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