Fascinating! Is it just their feet, or is that the only part not covered by feathers? When I was a toddler carrots made up a high enough proportion of my diet to make me turn slightly orange.
I am not in the office today so I will have to check the calendar tomorrow, but I don't think it went into that much detail. I am very curious about how that works, though (it's not nearly as intuitively obvious as the flamingo shrimp thing (although I would bet that what I think I know about that is probably wrong, really)) so I might have to do some off-calendar research.
That's pretty impressive you have done it yourself!
Exciting, meara! Bon voyage!
I like Pips very much, Laura! It's soothing to move the virtual dominoes around until they work
That's a lot of exclamation points when I haven't even had any coffee. Better keep an eye on you, self.
So, who is doing the NYT's Pips? I generally consider myself mathy, but I am still at the Easy level.
I've been enjoying Pips more than I expected to! (And completing all difficulty levels, which makes it more satisfying than Sudoku.)
So, who is doing the NYT's Pips? I generally consider myself mathy, but I am still at the Easy level.
I love doing them. And same, Jess, re: all the levels so more satisfying than Sudoku!
It does feel nicely calibrated - like the Easy gets me ready for the Medium and Hard (she says not having done today's yet)
There is usually one square that unlocks most of the whole puzzle.
I'm enjoying Pips. I gave up on Letter Boxed -- I did okay at it, but it always stressed me out.
It took me longer than it should have to figure out Pips but I enjoy it now.
I haven't gotten far enough in figuring out how to play Letter Boxed for it to be fun. Tried it a few times and gave up
The short answer is no. Never specifically checked (never actually tested, that I know of), nor recently changed. I will see if my oncologist will order the test to be included in my next labs, in six weeks.
With the multivitamin, it seems unlikely, but I think it is good for anyone that's older to get a baseline read at some point. AFAIK, most symptoms of B12 don't emerge until it's quite low. My friend thought her dad's dementia was hitting her early and it turned out to just be a B12 thing. Note: Most doctors just order the serum test (and that's what I've had), but MMA and homocysteine tests are supposedly more accurate.
I think perhaps I over-celebrated the better-than-usual results in that part of July's lab reports, and the contrast with yesterday's worse-than-usual numbers has spooked me. It is hard not to over-react.
It must be very frustrating. So many of these numbers can vary so much depending on what you've done/eaten over the past month. And then others don't seem to budge at all no matter what you do. (I'm looking at you Vit D!) But it seems like there are many things to celebrate in your recent report so you seem to be doing many things right.
So, who is doing the NYT's Pips?
I've basically abandoned Strands for Pips. I start on Hard but a few times when I just can't see it, I go back and do the easier levels first and then when I go back to Hard I'm like, "Why didn't I see this before?"
I am still surprised by how much I like Strands. I never would have thought I was a word search person, and I don't think I am even now for pencil and paper, but really enjoy Strands
My one complaint about Pips is that I can't tell from the home screen whether I've already done today's or not
