Scalzi and Toby will be reading at the Books & Co. across the parking lot from my digs next month (I nearly – NEARLY – said, “Fellow writers Scalzi and Toby….” But I’m going to reserve that particular weirdness for after the first of the three books is out next year, at least, thanks). That […]
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You know, I’m not actually a very brutal person, but I seem to play one on the internet: “Kameron seems to be a very active and independent person. She does what she wants and does not care too much about what people will think of her. She may have relationship issues. Some of her posts
Not sure when I’ll be back, but for the two whole readers who come here regularly, do not despair: I am probably not dead.
Wow, that was fast. Today, I learned that a cup of fat-free half and half is 143 calories, whereas a cup of peanut butter is 520 calories. Which means eating half a bowl of sugar free, fat free pudding is about 143 calories, whereas eating half a batch of flourless peanut butter cookies is only
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On the one hand, feeling neutral is so great. There are no gigantic emotional swings, no depression, no pressing need to do do do go go go, no crazy sugar-swinging hysterics. On the other hand, it’s kind of annoying that I find it difficult to get worked up over much of anything when I go
Too long. By about half an hour. A typical problem with summer movies. Also had one too many bad guys (why do they ALWAYS try and pack a *another* one in at the end instead of fleshing out the one they have?). Extra bad wasn’t necessary, as Ledger’s joker was terrifying enough. Not a happy
Red Sonja (will anyone ever make a kick-ass warrior woman without making a point of saying she has a “vulnerable” side? Did they make a point of saying that Bale was a great, dark, brutal Batman but also had a “vulnerable” side? Is this really a superhero selling point?). But aside from that, yeah, sweet
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The Good: 1) I can keep my blood sugar more constant, by testing and correcting easily every… two to three hours. 2) No more shots. No more 5:30 am Lantus shot on weekends, in particular. 3) There is a handy bolus calculator that tells you how much insulin you’ve injected within the last three hours
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Still feeling too anti-social and tired to get out and about tonight. Hoping to at least go see a movie tomorrow. Now I am faced with the fact that I do not want to cook but do not want to go out and should not be spending money on carry out food. Pancakes and video
Came home, changed out to a new omnipod (I keep wanting to say ipod heh heh heh), cried for awhile. Tested at 35. Ate some graham crackers and cried some more. I hate being broken. I hate it more than anything in the whole world. I hate being dead already, just limping along with the
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