http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=82068 morning was a funky inverted curve ending in a surprise blue and then a completely normal evening blue cycle to green. 
:mrgreen: Most unusual for Neko! :lol: Neko has been seeing greens every few cycles, so I'm quite happy about that.
10/29 Recap:
AMPS 207 +3 408
PMPS 197 +4 152 +6 83 :mrgreen: +7 83 :mrgreen: +8 107
Today seems to be a bit of bounce recovery. It looks like a bounce to yellow, but you'll notice I didn't do my normal +3. I'm pretty sure that would have been pink, but without testing, the evidence is not there! In sympathy for those folks on the east coast of this continent, the skies here have opened up and we are getting a deluge of rain. Not much wind, just wet!! Neko has had a couple of very quick yard patrols, but I think today will be a mostly indoor day. The LB has been used inside, no evidence of feathers yet in her poo. Maybe that'll be part of tomorrow's delivery. Two nanners are currently getting alternating chews and hugs.
I'm beat from getting up last night to test little Miss Late Nadir. I've had a short btb, but some more snooze and snuggle time may be called for later.
To all those on the east - stay safe and dry, we are thinking of you today. For the folks in our province in Haida Gwaii, we are also thinking of you and hope those aftershocks die down soon.
:mrgreen: Most unusual for Neko! :lol: Neko has been seeing greens every few cycles, so I'm quite happy about that.10/29 Recap:
AMPS 207 +3 408
PMPS 197 +4 152 +6 83 :mrgreen: +7 83 :mrgreen: +8 107
Today seems to be a bit of bounce recovery. It looks like a bounce to yellow, but you'll notice I didn't do my normal +3. I'm pretty sure that would have been pink, but without testing, the evidence is not there! In sympathy for those folks on the east coast of this continent, the skies here have opened up and we are getting a deluge of rain. Not much wind, just wet!! Neko has had a couple of very quick yard patrols, but I think today will be a mostly indoor day. The LB has been used inside, no evidence of feathers yet in her poo. Maybe that'll be part of tomorrow's delivery. Two nanners are currently getting alternating chews and hugs.
I'm beat from getting up last night to test little Miss Late Nadir. I've had a short btb, but some more snooze and snuggle time may be called for later.
To all those on the east - stay safe and dry, we are thinking of you today. For the folks in our province in Haida Gwaii, we are also thinking of you and hope those aftershocks die down soon.
