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i thought a lot about my family today and how close we are i'm glad i have them around :)

Michelle, I am tweaking my recipes to make them more healthy. I am just steaming the vegetables, using broth instead of milk in the potatoes, sugar substitute in the pies. I am also making the pumpkin pie in a spring form pan with just a dusting of gingersnaps crumbs on the bottom (cuts carb content and calories drastically). My cranberry sauce also uses sweetner instead of sugar.

I didn't see it but my son knew I was involved and going to Temple University for a program. He sent me this info. He goes to Penn State. http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2009/11/16/lo cal_buildings_lit...

A great big humongous HOT FUDGE SUNDAE!!! And don't hold the pecans!!! Lois La Rose Milwaukee, WI

135, with whacky sugars last night.

These are qualified high deductible plans. The definition of high deductible, though, is pretty lenient. As long as the plan has an individual deductible of $1,150, or a family deductible of $2,300 it CAN qualify as a HDHP. Not all that have these limits will meet the requirements, but if they have at least that big of a deductible they can meet them. If they meet the requirements, I would think ...

I've never actually said this(have thought it, though) as a response... "You don't look like an idiot either, but looks can be deceiving, can't they?" the weirdest thing people have said to me is they assume I've had it since infancy. I don't know if this is a good thing, or a bad thing(26+ years of diabetes make me look like I look) I just assure them that 10 years is more then an adequate...

ok bad start to the day but you will survive. take whatever measures you need to get control of those numbers and throw out the chocolate

if you can get the specifics that would be great in the beginning to maybe identifying what causes a spike or low maybe so you can get idea how differnt ingredents or portions affect you but if that is too much go w/ the general info