I was tagged by Lili for the 6 word memoir.
I'm just getting around to it now. I really had no idea what to say.
Here are my 6 words:
Much I know; But don't wanna.
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I've been having a rough week. Haven't been feeling well and am feeling a little stressed.
Tuesday's dinner was going to be an english muffin from Dunkin' Donuts. As I pulled up to the drive thru it struck me a little differently--I know how many carbs are in an english muffin. I don't want to. I wish I didn't.
Tonight it occurred to me that I don't want to know about pumps and infusion sets as I changed mine.
Many of us in the OC have complained about the ignorance of diabetes and especially type 1 that we encounter in others. I have a confession to make: I wish I were one of the ignorant people pissing you all off with my questions and wrong assumptions.
I suppose this phase will pass soon enough. Perhaps after a good night's sleep--or a couple of nights. I can only hope.
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One Reason to Love Bawston!
The "Old Hancock" building is topped by a weather beacon with red and blue lights, which use a code to present the local weather forecast, using a popular rhyme as a mnemonic.
Steady blue, clear view.
Flashing blue, clouds due.
Steady red, rain ahead.
Flashing red, snow instead.
Steady blue, clear view.
Flashing blue, clouds due.
Steady red, rain ahead.
Flashing red, snow instead.
During baseball season, flashing red means the Boston Red Sox game has been called off on account of weather.
In October of 2004, the beacon flashed red and blue to commemorate the Boston Red Sox World Series victory. This was the first time the color scheme changed since the beacon was lit in 1950. A new line was added to the poem accordingly:
Flashing Blue and Red, when The Curse of the Bambino is dead!
The beacon again flashed red and blue when the Red Sox won the 2007 World Series.
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3 comments:
here's hoping it passes sooner rather than later. Ignorance sure would be bliss!
I love your meme ... almost Yoda-esque. ;)
And I also know what you mean. I wish we didn't have to know about all this ... STUFF. Ignorance, when you aren't diabetic, can be blissful. But ignorance when you are? Dangerous.
Thinking of you and hoping you're feeling chipper soon.
(go sox!)
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