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I don't like testing my blood sugar levels. My skin is too thick to get blood out easily.
Have fun! Don't do anything I wouldn't do.
Aside from fighting a gambling addiction in Vegas next week, I will be quite boring, I assure you
LOL! Take me with you...pleeeeaaassseee!
We have a couple of strawberry plants in pots sitting on top of our barbecue. They are against a south-facing wall but:
Today I picked five ripe strawberries and noticed a dozen new flowers.
Don't they know it's November!
Isn't the fault of the computor, then!
I've had a request from a distant relation asking about my family history research. It was in response to a note I wrote in a church Visitors' Book two years ago. My maternal ancestors are buried around and inside the church.
I haven't done any research for months and then that was my father's family.
I had to get back to the data, and I found some very odd entries on GenesReunited, copied from other people's trees. Since we joined Genes about five years ago we have moved on to Ancestry. Our records there are more accurate and more comprehensive.
But...
While looking for our common ancestors I found that I had recorded a woman as being born in 1721, married in 1740 - with exact dates and places - but died in 1737 BEFORE she married. I have an exact date and place for her death too.
I think something is amiss.
Today's the day that in the UK, we collect 'surplus coinage' on behalf of the Poppy Day Appeal.
So my local ATC squadron is expected to be out there and doing for a good cause.
And it's a cold, breezy day.
Winter woollies are required, I suspect.
I'm on my third poppy this November. I have lost two pin-on ones and I keep re-sticking the stick-on one. Will it last until Sunday? I doubt it.
I'll probably have to buy another. More money for the British Legion.
And all for the best of 'good' causes.
And as predicted it was bloody cold!.
And tomorrow is the Remembrance Day Parade: Banners waving, drums a-bashing, trumpets blaring;
and very short steps so the little ones at the back don't fall too far behind!
And me?. I get to wear my RAF beret for the only time in a year.
And I'm taking the photos - again.