Maybe tomorrow?
Have to ask this question Wendy. Do you put a lot of emphasis on trying to read the patterns? Seems cats can be so unpredictable that trying to read patterns just goes out the window.So much for patterns.
It's something I did a lot with my own cat, and I encourage people to do the same with their own cat. Being somewhat predictable gave me more of a life outside FD. And it helps you decide when you really need to test or leave food out. Remember that patterns usually go over several cycles. One of the previous mods, Libby was really experienced in reading spreadsheet and she described it as waves of action. There was a pattern Neko did on Lantus over 3 cycles that gave me a heads up she was planning to dive the following cycle. So if it was night time (usually was
) I'd get an afternoon nap in or get to bed early knowing I'd be setting alarms overnight.
I struggle with picking up on patterns but looked at Susie on 7/14 today and saw some similarity. Sure enough, even though it was a long time ago, she kind of followed that pattern today. She nadired on 7/14 at PMPS. It is all still a mystery to me. You are fortunate that you could read Neko's patterns. Maybe, in time, I will do a better job.It's something I did a lot with my own cat, and I encourage people to do the same with their own cat. Being somewhat predictable gave me more of a life outside FD. And it helps you decide when you really need to test or leave food out. Remember that patterns usually go over several cycles. One of the previous mods, Libby was really experienced in reading spreadsheet and she described it as waves of action. There was a pattern Neko did on Lantus over 3 cycles that gave me a heads up she was planning to dive the following cycle. So if it was night time (usually was