KPassa
Member Since 2012
Previous Condo.
Come on, Mikey! What's with the high numbers all of a sudden lately? I'm really hoping tonight's dose increase will bring these numbers down. Gonna give him the full .25u increase to 2.25u and hope that it's not too much too soon. I figure with me giving him tonight and all day tomorrow to fill up the shed, if he's going to drop too low, I'll be able to catch it when I work from home again Thursday.
Good call! Even at my most inaccurate with the calipers, it's still going to be more accurate than without. Now if I can just get my brother to give them back to me (I gave him to use for work since I wasn't going to). I might as well just buy a new pair (set?). :lol:
This is fantastic advice that I didn't even think of using for this! I don't know why, but for me it's sort of like White Coat Syndrome (which I also suffer from). My entire life, my hands have always shaken uncontrollably whenever I have to do anything that requires precision. Murphy's Law, I suppose. :YMSIGH:
It's so funny that you mentioned it in relation to your trigger finger because my brother just got me a package to a multi-day firearm safety training course for Christmas and he's been joking that with my shaky hands, I'll never pass. :roll:
Come on, Mikey! What's with the high numbers all of a sudden lately? I'm really hoping tonight's dose increase will bring these numbers down. Gonna give him the full .25u increase to 2.25u and hope that it's not too much too soon. I figure with me giving him tonight and all day tomorrow to fill up the shed, if he's going to drop too low, I'll be able to catch it when I work from home again Thursday.
rhiannon and shadow said:
Good call! Even at my most inaccurate with the calipers, it's still going to be more accurate than without. Now if I can just get my brother to give them back to me (I gave him to use for work since I wasn't going to). I might as well just buy a new pair (set?). :lol:
RubenTheCat said:
This is fantastic advice that I didn't even think of using for this! I don't know why, but for me it's sort of like White Coat Syndrome (which I also suffer from). My entire life, my hands have always shaken uncontrollably whenever I have to do anything that requires precision. Murphy's Law, I suppose. :YMSIGH:
It's so funny that you mentioned it in relation to your trigger finger because my brother just got me a package to a multi-day firearm safety training course for Christmas and he's been joking that with my shaky hands, I'll never pass. :roll:
