It is Red.
It glows golden red in the sunlight. It has a big engine and ABS breaks. It seats two and has a loud muffler. It has three golden red bags for storage.
It will be ready for me to pick it up on Saturday.
Too bad there is snow on the ground. Too bad it is 13 degrees outside. Too bad I can't ride it.
It will have to be delivered to our house.
I need to find a place to park it in the garage. What can I move around to make room for it? What can I take out of the garage to make room for it?
Who's car should I park it next too. Who is least likely to scratch it?
It is pictured at the bottom of this blog page. The picture does not do it justice.
It will be ready on Saturday.
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T1 Diabetic since 2001 at age 44; Insulin since 2001; Symilin since 2005; CGM user since November 2007; OmniPod since December 2008;
Glossary
- BG = Blood Glucose
- CGM = Continuous Glucose Monitor
- PDA = Personnel Diabetic Assistant
- T1 = Type 1
- T2 = Type 2
- T3 = Type 3, people who live with and support people who have Diabetes
- TRW = The Right Woman
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About Me
- Dan
- Colorado, United States
- I found the right woman when I was 22 years old. I had Graves Disease when I was 25. Our first child came along at age 27. Our second child entered the world when I was 29. The right woman was diagnosed with MS soon after. I finally graduated from University at the ripe old age of 32. My mother passed when I was 39. I took a job in Scotland when I was 42. My step mother passed at the same time. I was diagnosed as a T1 diabetic at the royal Infirmary when I was 43. We returned from Scotland when I was 44. I recently passed the half century mark. The right woman is still by my side and the kids, (now young adults), are starting their own lives. My hobbies are riding motorcycles and bicycles, skiing, swimming, managing my diabetes; tinker with computers, golf and I really like spending time with the right woman and the family. I am writing this Blog, to help me to stay focused on managing my diabetes and hopefully help others with their diabetes management.
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