July 2011 – Page 3 – Gayle Tabor

I am not average

2011/07/15 Gayle 0

My year has come and gone. I’m sad to say that I am not average; I remain above average (one of the few times that statement isn’t a good thing). I am doing better at managing my blood sugar. My feet are not freezing constantly(without the benefit of being cold). According to a recent article in the Greensboro News and Record North Carolina residents are holding steady as compared to the national numbers. The good news: North Carolina is one of a handful of states that hasn’t seen its obesity rate increase in the past three years, according to a new report out Thursday. Now, the bad news: Since 1995, the state’s obesity rate has increased by 80 percent. And although the rate is not going up, The rest of the story

What Your Car Says About You

2011/07/13 Gayle 0

As spring became summer, time has become a precious commodity. An unfortunate casualty of less disposable time is less time to mosey with my camera 🙁 In the meanderings of my life; however, I did encounter these two very distinct bumper stickers. I believe they each give great insight into the vehicles driver. This shot was taken while stopped at a traffic light. I’ll leave it your Imagination to determine the personalities of the drivers.

Diabetic Oregon Man ‘Doing Fine’ After Dog Eats Toes

2011/07/13 Gayle 0

I read this story several months ago. I thought about including in my strange news posts over on the Outrageous Experiment Home page, but never did it. However, I think it’s more of an inspiration piece anyway. Published March 04, 2011 | Associated Press A diabetic man from Oregon who awoke to find that his dog had eaten three of his toes says he is recovering and hopes to leave the hospital soon.Nathan Jones told The Associated Press on Friday that he is “doing fine” and resting, but he declined to speak further. Jones called 911 on Tuesday to say his dog had eaten part of his right foot while he was sleeping, including three toes. The hospital says Jones is in fair condition and was expected The rest of the story