It is now ten hours later and I have two corrections to today’s earlier post.

First, I need to apologize to the pomelo I ate this morning for blaming it for the off taste of my cottage cheese. I tasted the cottage cheese again after drinking some tea and, guess what? It is going bad Whoops.

Second, I decided not to take the sensor off my leg, even though I had erroneously reset my CGM and feared that I was going to replace it with a brand new one. I figured I’d play dumb, at least for ten hours, and see what happened. Well, guess what? It just asked me to calibrate, and when I did so, it accepted the results. It should not, technically, have done this. Don’t tell on me.

Also, a random note before I get back to more scientific stuff tomorrow (maybe): I decided to try agave syrup for the first time. My first impression? It tastes pretty much like sugar, at least when you put it in tea. I’m still not sure why it’s supposed to be diabetically friendly, however, seeing as how a tablespoon has 16 grams of carbohydrates. I shall investigate this and report back. I will also discuss the consequences that occur if you spend your Saturday afternoon attending a chocolate tasting, hosted by Michael Recchiuti. Not the best diabetic choice, some might say — and Jessica wouldn’t have enjoyed the abundance of 70 percent cacao — but I pumped up my pump (as it were) and you know what? It was delicious.