Text 11911, 59 rader
Skriven 2008-08-12 14:10:45 av Carol Shenkenberger (18221.cooks)
  Kommentar till text 11903 av DAVE DRUM (1:123/140)
Ärende: Feet dont fail me now!
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 >  CS> Seriously, I may have hit that point which is why I stopped and skipped
 >  CS> it. I know my limits and it over exceeded them by a WIDE margin
 >  CS> combined with my earlier intake.
 > 
 > As Clint Eastwood said in one of the Dirty Harry potboilers "A (man) has to
 > know his limitations"  Bv)=

Yup.  I wanted to enjoy myself, not go into a wobble kneed sugar low.

 >  CS> Grin, I am *not* diabetic, but I have a wierd sort of blood sugar
 >  CS> condition which got easier as i aged, but still has to be taken into
 > 
 > IIRC you have hypoglycemia. I am currently nearly not diabetic. My fasting B
 > this morning (after a rare trip and pig-out at the Chinese buffet) is 121 - 
 > bit elevated from my more normal 100 to 110.

Yes.  Good news on your situation there!

 >  CS> account.  It's genetic and if you think back, Charlotte didnt go much
 >  CS> for sweets either though she had a litle bit for thre tiramisu and some
 >  CS> pecan pie.  I dont think she ate any other sweets when there.
 > 
 > MOst of what I noticed about Charlotte was her prodigious intake of meatball
 > and her being glued to the Glass Teat showing Pinky & The Brain (one of my
 > favourite things from Stephen Spielberg).

That too <g>.  Oh she did have some gummy-worm thing they dug out Friday.  I
saw her munching them on the way home so they must have gifted them to her
(or said something she percieved as that as she's a careful kid about such).

Amazing how many meatballs that kid ate!


 >  CS> I think no one's heart was hurt over my not tasting it but if I am
 >  CS> wrong, I am sorry.
 > 
 > Naaaahhhhh, not one is bent out of shape over not tasting something. If that
 > were to happen I would have certainly torqued some jaws with my extra-low
 > intake.   Bv)=

Hehehe, works for me!

 >  CS> Hehe yup!  No one else has 2 kitchens to use.  With care for the season
 >  CS> to accomodate the Northern critters who melt in our heat, optimal time
 >  CS> is before hurricane season and before the heat hits. Late April through
 >  CS> May.
 > 
 > Picnics happen when they happen. April or October would be fine. I'd stand a
 > better chance of making an October picnic - but, y'know they've held picnics
 > without me before and no one fell ill or died.  Bv)=

It works!  Could be we have a Northside and a south side next year, or maybe
another out west again.  Someone mentioned that April would hit them
perfectly but I forget who that was.  My own situation is variable just now
due to the work changes not being settled.
            xxcarol
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