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Old 10-25-02, 01:09 AM
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Breakfast: bran flakes, skim milk, insulin.
Mid-morning: banana
Lunch: sandwhich (brown), insulin.
Afternoon: apple, orange
Evening: Light meal (protein 2-3 a week), lots of veggies, peas (we love peas!), yogurt. insulin.
Bedtime: coffee, insulin.

As you see, I'm a pea junkie and an insulin junkie.
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Originally posted by Bokkie
Bedtime: coffee, insulin.
Sleep much?
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Sleep much?
Suprisingly, I do. I'm at the point where coffee does not affect my sleep patterns at all. And I drink it nice and strong 4-5x day thereabouts. Only think that does wake me up is when I sometimes go hypoglycaemic (blood glucose crash) and I start shaking and muttering. My wife knows what to do and sometimes at 3am or whenever, I'll sit and watch the late night news with a cup of very sweet coffee and some bikkies.
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I don't drink coffee that often but love the taste. yesterday I drank a pot (10 cups)

i had a hard time breathing because of a tightness in my chest and my heart felt like it was going to explode..

other than that I slept very soundly
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7.30 am. bowl of All-bran, sprinkled with de-bittered Brewers Yeast and skimmed milk, 2 slices of wholemeal toasted bread wiyh plumb jam and a HUGE pot of coffee laced with Blackstrap Molasses.
12 30 pm 2 thick wholemeal Quorn chicken or ham sandwiches with any salad available and a pot of Camomile Herbal tea laced with Honey.
6.00 pm ANYTHING that takes my fancy for dinner as long as there is lots of it , My present favorite is Toad in the Hole with potatoes and vegetables.
10 PM My night-cap glass of red wine usually with cheese and crackers.
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what's Toad in the Hole? with a name that forbidding it's got to be good ...

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Lately, Omelet or oatmeal in the morning.
Afternoon snack on trail mix, fruit, candy bars, chips, and/or sandwitch
Dinner rehydrated or bought at a cafe or chefing it up if I'm lucky enough to be indoors. Cook soups, cookies, other savory dishes.

There hardly is a typical for me these past couple months.


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"Toad in the Hole"

A good old English recipe

Well first of all you must catch a toad, one of those ugly frog like aquatic creatures.
Hunting for them by night is the best time, as they are mostly nocturnal.......................























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Sorry Alex i could not resist that .

To be serious! Toad in the hole is rather nice .

The "Toad" usually is Pork sausage I like Cumberland or Lincolnshire, which i like to pre-cook.
The "hole" is a batter known in u.k. as Yorkshire pudding.

The batter is poured over the sausages in a baking tray then cooked until it rises all puffy and golden
MMMMMMM Delicious!!!

Type the name into Google and it will find recipes for you.

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