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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Your health
Case in point, My doctor told me for a few years I was pre-diabetic. I just blew her off and continued to live and eat the same way I had. When I became diabetic it escalated quickly. First to blood testing and pills then to multiple injections. No matter what I did it seemed I could not get good control over my blood sugar. I had to live with this for a number of years until I learned about bareatric by pass surgery. Now this seems to have cured my diabetes but it comes with its own set of issues to deal with on a life time basis. Some foods I cant tolerate anymore. My eyes are always to big for my stomach now. Over eating can be a real problem. And I will be on supplements for the rest of my life.
All this could have been avoided if I would have listened to my doctors advice when she first discussed my imminent problem. Diet and exerciser would have taken care of the issue.
I have always been one to exerciser, but it would go in spurts, and I always figured I worked hard so why couldn't I enjoy a few more cookies or that bowl of ice cream.
Do what you can to take care of your health now. It is way easier than correcting a problem after it becomes a problem.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Wasted Food Storage
I think cans stack and rotate easier anyway.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Saving money
Recently I posted about my ordering RX eyeglasses through a company called Zenni Optical. http://www.zennioptical.com/ this isn’t really an endorsement of them except to say I have been very happy with their service and pricing. They have enough styles of frames to keep me happy and I have been using them for about 4 years.
But like I said this isn’t really an endorsement. I am sure when it comes to Rx eye wear there are other sites that do just as well.
What I am hoping to do is to get your wheels turning with the idea that sometimes (not always) you can save money by shopping online. Almost every store has sales now and again even online stores.
I have no loyalty to any brand or store If I can save money. What used to cost me 450.00 or more because of my astigmatism I can get away with less than 80.00. For my spouse her glasses, that look real nice, cost less than 60.00.
The biggest problem is getting sizing right, but if you can use a ruler and measure in metric your good to go. All you need is a current Rx and pupil eye distance. Maybe you can talk you DR into measuring that. Good Luck mine never would. But it is easy enough to measure yourself.