Chckadeee, A couple summers ago I was into making those zucchini boats. DH liked them and ate them. I made some pizza flavored using sausage, mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce, and some taco flavored, using ground beef, taco cheese and tomato sauce. I haven't done it recently and don't even remember how I did it.
Bewildered, there is no way I could have climbed that mountain. I can barely walk up and down my cellar steps. I think it's wonderful that you were able to do it. I don't remember how old you said you were, but to do something like that you must be in very good shape regardless of your weight. You should be very proud!!
Rennie, the Met does not actually lower your blood sugar, but I also take Glimiperide. It forces your pancreas to release more insulin and drops your blood sugar dramatically. You have to be careful with it. I am always afraid of going too low, especially during the night. One night I got up to go to the bathroom. I felt shaky and weak so I checked my blood sugar. It was 44. I immediately sat in a chair and yelled for DH to bring me a piece of hard candy. In about 15 minutes it was back up to the 70s. I hate to think of how low it would have gone if I didn't have to go to the bathroom. Now I am very cautious about taking it, especially in the evening. I would rather wake up with a high fasting reading.
Last night my Fitbit said I slept for 7 hours and 13 minutes. 97% restful, but I felt as though I tossed and turned a lot more than they say I did. I think if I'm lying there not moving it thinks I'm asleep. I don't feel really rested. I might try it one more night, and take something, like Tylenol or Benedryl and see what the difference is.
When I went for my sleep study, I felt as though I had laid there awake all night, but they said I slept. I had on monitors and all kinds of wires stuck to my head. How do you sleep like that? Also, I had to sleep on the right side of the bed during the study, and I am accustomed to sleeping on the left side. I was not comfortable at all, also knowing that there was a camera on my all night. It was funny because during the night I got cold and pulled the sheet up over me. A minute later I heard the air conditioner shut off. They saw me pull that sheet up and knew I was cold. I also made sure I didn't drink anything in the evening before I went for the study because I knew I wasn't going to be able to get up to go to the bathroom.
Mary, will your son wear these boots now, when it's hot, or are they for back-to-school? LOL
Jacqui, you have to remember that Mary's son is, what, 10? A 10 year old does not want to wear boring brown boots. LOL They have to have what's "cool." Actually, I like stuff like that too, but DH, being very conservative, does not want me wearing anything that would call attention to myself. Bummer.
I googled and found lots of green boots online. If I were buying cowgirl boots I would like these!
http://www.sheplers.com/Ariat-Crossr...-Toe/19349.pro