Peaches & cream oatmeal is yummy. Sucks you have diabetes, but thankfully you have insulin to control it. Hey, rain is better than snow right? :) I keep telling you to come visit me, its another 85/sunny day here.
ha-ha I just totally pictured Mother Nature and Father Time being real people smack talking each other in a shrink's office. Thanks for the visual, I needed a good laugh today :)
Oh ouch on the needles every day. I did IVF in 2007 & had to do 2x daily injections with insulin needles for 6 weeks & I was over it by the end. I have no idea how you handle it. Well done!
Three days just wasn't enough!
My breakfast, each and every day when I get to work.
Until my next post, I bid you adieu.
I'm thankful your insulin is in your life too! :)
ReplyDeletePeaches & cream oatmeal is yummy. Sucks you have diabetes, but thankfully you have insulin to control it.
ReplyDeleteHey, rain is better than snow right? :) I keep telling you to come visit me, its another 85/sunny day here.
So Father Time and Mother Nature are in on this weather thing together?
ReplyDeleteI thought Father Time only showed up on New Year's Eve to introduce Baby New Year!
My MIL has diabetes and it's a lot of work to maintain, but fortunately it can be done. I love Peaches & Cream oatmeal, too! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHang in there with the diabetes. We all have something it seems.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2010/05/mom-says-now-hes-crying-because-he-cant-have-his-ciggies/
ha-ha I just totally pictured Mother Nature and Father Time being real people smack talking each other in a shrink's office. Thanks for the visual, I needed a good laugh today :)
ReplyDeleteNice PIN!
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of peach and cream oatmeal! I'll have to see if we have something similar here!
ReplyDeleteI thought coffee was the breakfast of champions...I'll have to try yours.
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny. I love the last one...I agree, Father time and Mother Nature are psychos!
ReplyDeleteWe also have black clouds. I am not impressed.
ReplyDeleteOh ouch on the needles every day. I did IVF in 2007 & had to do 2x daily injections with insulin needles for 6 weeks & I was over it by the end. I have no idea how you handle it. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCome to Texas! It was 95 and sunny today...car seats were scorchin!!
ReplyDeleteHate diabetes and all those pricks...hey, I was talking about the needles silly!