Friday, November 15, 2013

Happy Anniversary to Tom and Nance and Pat and Josh!



21 comments:

Anonymous said...

Happy Anniversary Tom and Nance!

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Anonymous said...

Happy Anniversary to all of you. Isn't Lisa and Randy's soon also?

Monica

Anonymous said...

Happy anniversary to Pat and Josh and Tom and Nance!

Those pictures are wonderful!

Yes, happy anniversary to us also, our anniversary was yesterday!

Lisa & Randy, too.

Anonymous said...

Happy Anniversary Lisa and Randy!

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Em said...

Happy Anniversary to the three couples!

Anonymous said...

Hi,

Remember to use your sunscreen even in the winter!

I had a tiny freckle cut out of my foot a couple of months ago and today had to go back in to have some more of the flesh around it cut out. I have 8 hairy stitches!

Taker care of yourselves!
Lisa

Anonymous said...

Lisa, that is no fun. Not fun to hobble around when you are hosting Thanksgiving.

I put 19 gallons of gas in my van today for $1.90. Thank you BP rewards card!

Monica

Anonymous said...

Oh, and have a great Thanksgiving everyone!
Monica

Anonymous said...

Happy Thanksgiving! -Molly

Anonymous said...

That sounds painful!

Anonymous said...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANK! I THINK THE BLOG IS DEAD (AND MAYBE SHOULD BE DELETED?) BUT WANTED TO MAKE SURE TO POST SOMETHING...

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Anonymous said...

Nooo, don't die. But I don't want to run it.

Have a great New Year everyone.

Monica

Anonymous said...

Happy birthday, Frank!

I don't want it to die, either. I believe it can be relevant.

Lisa

Anonymous said...

Health



Google's contact lens glucose monitor prototype could end finger pricks for diabetics
Article by: MARTHA MENDOZA , Associated Press
Updated: January 16, 2014 - 7:35 PM



MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google unveiled Thursday a contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears, a potential reprieve for millions of diabetics who have to jab their fingers to draw their own blood as many as 10 times a day.

The prototype, which Google says will take at least five years to reach consumers, is one of several medical devices being designed by companies to make glucose monitoring for diabetic patients more convenient and less invasive than the traditional finger pricks.

The lenses use a minuscule glucose sensor and a wireless transmitter to help those among the world's 382 million diabetics who need insulin keep a close watch on their blood sugar and adjust their dose.
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Researchers also had to build in a system to pull energy from incoming radio frequency waves to power the device enough to collect and transmit one glucose reading per second. The embedded electronics in the lens don't obscure vision because they lie outside the eye's pupil and iris

Anonymous said...

I heard about this yesterday. Pretty cool.
Monica

Anonymous said...

I just saw a bald eagle in my backyard for the 3rd time in a week.
Cool. We also saw a coyote trotting around back there about a week ago.

Monica

Anonymous said...

I know, good thing our cat is an indoor cat.

Anonymous said...

Hair cut: I'm getting my hair cut on Tuesday. I haven't had a cut since May and it's half way down my back right now. Nearly to my waist.

Any ideas? Long still, just not so long? Cut it short and dye it grey so that I don't have to dye it any more?

Let me know what you think!

Anonymous said...

What did you end up doing?

Anonymous said...

The safe thing.

5 inches off.

dyed brown. too dark I think.

It's a good hair cut. The darker color is hard on a delicately colored lady like me!

Anonymous said...

I'm glad this post from November is still up because now you can all wish me a happy birthday. In other news, yes I think it's time to kill this blog. Frank, can you do it?

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