Jen&Eddie
Member Since 2013
Yesterday's Condo
Today:
AMPS = 197
+2.5 = 236
+6 = 158
+8 = 175
+11 = 159
PMPS = 209
+2 = 248
+4 = 247
+6 = 196
Good evening LL!
Eddie had a gorgeous green run between the end of the AM cycle that stretched almost all the way until AMPS this morning. Despite the 39 :shock: that snuck in there early in the PM cycle, Eddie didn't really bounce to the moon this morning, which was a pleasant surprise. Late last night, Wendy posted (thanks Wendy!
) about deciding whether to shoot through the bounce this AM. I opted to shoot the reduced amount right away this AM, since Eddie wasn't that terribly high, and I was at work all day today.
I'm really glad to have had the opportunity last night to see exactly how to control a low cycle like that so I can feel better prepared if Eddie gives me similar numbers on a work morning.
He stayed pretty flat blue today, which is fine by me. Tonight it looks like we may be headed into a flat yellow bounce cycle. Hopefully, he'll slide down and be ready for a good cycle again tomorrow (although not too good :mrgreen: :shock: , since I have to be at work tomorrow).
I really hope Eddie can hold the reduction to 2.25u. Just a couple days ago, I was plotting and planning to increase him to 2.75u this coming weekend, but you know what they say about the best laid plans - especially when your FD kitty is the one who is calling the shots! :smile:
Gorgeous day here today with temperatures hitting 85 degrees! The downside was that we had no air in our office today. :-x It's cooled off a bit this evening, and the kitties are all enjoying the cool evening breeze coming in the open windows.
Congrats to Dimitri and Janet on OTJ today, and hugs to Julie today, remembering her sweet boy Punkin.
Today:
AMPS = 197
+2.5 = 236
+6 = 158
+8 = 175
+11 = 159
PMPS = 209
+2 = 248
+4 = 247
+6 = 196
Good evening LL!
Eddie had a gorgeous green run between the end of the AM cycle that stretched almost all the way until AMPS this morning. Despite the 39 :shock: that snuck in there early in the PM cycle, Eddie didn't really bounce to the moon this morning, which was a pleasant surprise. Late last night, Wendy posted (thanks Wendy!
) about deciding whether to shoot through the bounce this AM. I opted to shoot the reduced amount right away this AM, since Eddie wasn't that terribly high, and I was at work all day today. I'm really glad to have had the opportunity last night to see exactly how to control a low cycle like that so I can feel better prepared if Eddie gives me similar numbers on a work morning.
He stayed pretty flat blue today, which is fine by me. Tonight it looks like we may be headed into a flat yellow bounce cycle. Hopefully, he'll slide down and be ready for a good cycle again tomorrow (although not too good :mrgreen: :shock: , since I have to be at work tomorrow).
I really hope Eddie can hold the reduction to 2.25u. Just a couple days ago, I was plotting and planning to increase him to 2.75u this coming weekend, but you know what they say about the best laid plans - especially when your FD kitty is the one who is calling the shots! :smile:
Gorgeous day here today with temperatures hitting 85 degrees! The downside was that we had no air in our office today. :-x It's cooled off a bit this evening, and the kitties are all enjoying the cool evening breeze coming in the open windows.
Congrats to Dimitri and Janet on OTJ today, and hugs to Julie today, remembering her sweet boy Punkin.
