Fasting BG 2020

[bigskygal]

113 this gray rainy morning.

79° was the high yesterday, today's forecast is much cooler 57°/42° with showers. My grass is really growing, going to have to have the lawn guys out next week.

My hair is wavy and down to my shoulder blades now. I would like to trim the ends some. I've been looking at videos on how to cut your own hair, I'm just not sure I am brave enough...I'll keep watching them for a while...

[skb]

112 today morning.

The Weather department has announced that the monsoons should touch Mumbai around the 11th. With a change in the weather lot of people will develop the usual cough and cold causing more confusion in these Covid days.

[Tamagno]

184 this morning.

As I've aged my hair's gotten fine and running a comb through it causes it to stick out from static - easy to cut.

Looks like a pretty nice day today with sun and reasonable heat and humidity. A quiet day for me today, I think.

[Grammabear]

144 this morning.

We have a wild rose bush that is in bloom and the fragrance is awesome.  The flowers are not precise and the bush is scraggly and has some nasty thorns BUT the flowers still bloom year after year.  We brought back a young plant from the parent plant many years ago.  My husband grew up on a farm in WI and the wild rose bush was growing on that property which belonged to his father.  I look forward every Spring to the bush blooming.

[walkerwally1]

108 this morning.  We only had a high of 83°  yesterday and probably around the same today but WINDY all yesterday, all night and still today.  It should be out of here by tomorrow and then warming up.

[bigskygal]

106 this rainy morning.

58° was the high yesterday, today's forecast is 55°/40° with more rain. Yesterday was so dreary and today looks to be the same.

Wally, I sure hope that wind does not come this way!

[skb]

110 today morning.

I've sent a link to Shanny's son. He is going to show her that video. I hope she remembers.

[Tamagno]

High this morning.

What I'd really like today is get out of the house; I'm sick to death of being cooped up here!

[Grammabear]

140 this morning.

John - I hear you in regard to being 'cooped' up for days on end.  You could do what we do, if you are feeling up to it, and that is - we just get in the car and take a short ride no special destination in mind.  We just take a mini trip.  We make no stops or visit anyone.  Sometimes we feel less stressed when we return.

We mowed our lawn yesterday and it took us 4-5 hours.  When we were finished, both of us were so tired and ready for a nap.

[Grammabear]

110 today morning.

I've sent a link to Shanny's son. He is going to show her that video. I hope she remembers.

skb - I'm glad you made the video and also I am glad you sent the link to Shanny's son.  I can remember when I first met Shanny on another forum, and when she told me my Doctor was full of baloney for telling me I could eat anything I wanted if I took 'enough' insulin.  Technically it is true but I definitely like Eat to your Meter idea much better.

[walkerwally1]

89 this morning.  Yesterday was another really windy day and it kept up all day and last night.  This morning just a breeze and it is supposed to start warming up. Barbara, I hope you don't get the winds but a lot of the time our storms end up going your way.
Personally I don't go out for much so being home doesn't bother me.  I do have a dentist appointment this morning so I will be interested to see how they deal with that. 

[bigskygal]

94 this showery, breezy morning. Well, the wind is here, so far not too bad.

58° was the high yesterday, today's forecast is 55°/37°. Third day in a row of dreary weather, getting kind of depressing...

[Tamagno]

94 this morning.

Looks like we're in for high heat and humidity today; I don't mind so much - it's so much better than cold and snow!

I'm in the market for a very small and cheap ATV to use for getting around my property. It's interesting as the world of electric bicycles, scooters and so forth is exploding. I like that idea as it'd be quiet, but they're considerably more expensive and likely not very good in the cold. Quite a few options in the realm of such things for the disabled, but those are shockingly expensive. Looks to me like it's going to be awhile before the whole electric vehicle world settles into something beyond "experimental" designs mostly from China.

[Grammabear]

112 this morning.

Tamagno - My father-in-law used a ATV on his farm during the winter months for checking fence lines.  He had 160 acres for his dairy cows and the machine helped him maintain his property.  He generally followed the guidelines in this article:

https://www.farmanddairy.com/top-stories/how-to-prepare-your-atv-for-cold-weather/459104.html

Needless to say my sons when they were little, enjoyed getting a ride with Grandpa on his 'machine'.

[walkerwally1]

88 this morning.  We reached a windy 78°  high yesterday and today the wind is gone and we are supposed to get to 90° . 
My dentist appointment yesterday was just for a cleaning and everything was mostly normal.  They did take my temperature and there were "dirty" and "clean" boxes for pens so you took a clean pen and then put it in the dirty box.  Other than that it was normal. 

We had an ATV when at the house on the mountain and it was a real help.  I would probably not want an electric powered one.  Ours was gas and 4 cycle which is nice for our use.  It was a more utility type than a recreational one and had a winch.  Not much use for it here in town.