Today is one of those days that I suck at diabetes. I woke up this morning in a complete fog because of an early morning low. My work was calling wondering where I was, and I vaguely remember talking to my boss and telling her, “Oh crap, I’ll be there as fast as I can.” Fortunately, she’s understanding. A few glucose tabs, a clean shirt and a necktie later, I made it. The rest of the day has been spent trying not to be angry at myself about it.
Today’s #HAWMC blog post challenge is to “leave your health a text or voicemail.” Since I spend all of my money on diabetes supplies, my health is apparently too cheap to pay for voicemail, much less text messaging. I’m just going to have to send it a message in Morse code.
-.. . .- .-. / -.. .. .- -… . – . … .-.-.- / -.– — ..- / … ..- -.-. -.- –..– / .- -. -.. / .. .—-. — / – .. .-. . -.. / — ..-. / -.-. .-.. . .- -. .. -. –. / ..- .–. / -.– — ..- .-. / — . … … / – — -.. .- -.– .-.-.- / … – .-. .- .. –. …. – . -. / ..- .–. / .- -. -.. / ..-. .-.. -.– / .-. .. –. …. – .-.-.-
Photo by Christian Liits (liits on Flickr)
Diabetically Speaking 
It’s been a while since I’ve done CW, but I still remember that a period is .-.-.-, a comma is –..– (dah dah dih dih dah dah), and a question mark is ..–.. (dih dih dah dah dih dih). That said, the system is rendering double-dah and triple-dah identically, so I get…
“Dear diabetes. You suck
xandijnoI’m tired of cleaning up your mess today. Straighten up and fly right.”(Good job @tmana! –MARTIN)
Ohh, what a creative twist…