Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Ponypoor]

No driving for me, wrong side of the rode. I take taxis back n forth to the rig. Expensive but safer for all, lol.

I hear ya!

But I would want to try driving at least once !

 

[Ponypoor]

No driving for me, wrong side of the rode. I take taxis back n forth to the rig. Expensive but safer for all, lol.

Between you and RC and Bob - we seem to be racking up some serious work related travel!

Bet this time last year you never thought you would be in Japan

 

[GregnLety]

Between you and RC and Bob - we seem to be racking up some serious work related travel!

Bet this time last year you never thought you would be in Japan

Yeah for sure, until a month ago I didn't know that there was a drilling rig in Japan.

 

[Ponypoor]

Yeah for sure, until a month ago I didn't know that there was a drilling rig in Japan.

Trans Canada has pipelines and facilities in TX, AZ CA and Mexico! They need to send me on some nice warm no snow projects hahahaha!

 

[Ponypoor]

Poor Mr P sleeping like that cannot be comfortable!

 

[GregnLety]

Trans Canada has pipelines and facilities in TX, AZ CA and Mexico! They need to send me on some nice warm no snow projects hahahaha!

Got a couple projects in AB for next year. One maybe as soon as next month.

 

[GregnLety]

Poor Mr P sleeping like that cannot be comfortable!

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Looks like me trying to sleep on a plane

 

[featherhead007]

Yeah for sure, until a month ago I didn't know that there was a drilling rig in Japan.

I thought we leveled Japan in ww2 ( they must have rebuilt it )

 

[RoyalChick]

I am walking around the house at regular intervals. Rosie walked with me for 1 lap outside around the house today. I am not used to being this inactive. I am sore from just not moving and that is more aggravating then the hurt from the surgery. I'm walking a fine line of not overdoing it and going crazy from just sitting or laying down. I would love to be let loose in one of the stalls right now to do a deep clean. That is not allowed to happen for at least 3 more weeks.

Don’t even think about it!

 

[bgmathteach]

Today's blood sugar levels have been much more manageable. Staying in the 200 to 240 range. That is still high, but is about normal for me when I am sick. I also do not panic and worry constantly over those numbers either.

This is good. It means your body is slowly getting to a better place, surgery wise.

When I had my knee replaced, my sugar was very high - and unstable - for about a week...and then started to get much better So , I think you are on the right/good side of this now

P.S. You might find that post surgery, your blood sugars are much more stable, since a lot of the pain is gone. My HBA1c, initially, at just 7weeks post surgery, was 6.8 (unheard of for me!!!)

Unfortunately, then I went back to work with stress/meannie boss, etc...and not that good ever since Stress and pain just makes my blood glucose crazy. Hopefully for you, this surgery will help keep it in a much better place, long term!!!