“If you don’t make mistakes,
you don’t make anything”~ Joseph Conrad
Author and novelist
Born on: 3rd December 1857
Porte Photos’ Daily Pic: Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025 – International Day of Persons with Disabilities
“If you don’t make mistakes,
you don’t make anything”~ Joseph Conrad
Author and novelist
Born on: 3rd December 1857
“You are never too old
to set another goal
or to dream a new dream”~ C. S. Lewis
Novelist, poet and academic
Born on: 29th November 1898Porte Ponderings:
I dream of peace
for the Palestinian People in Gaza.
For the genocide to stop.
For them to be able to not only survive
but thrive in peace.
Without the need for retaliation
or retribution.
Guns and bombs no longer needed.
Plenty for everyone.
Hospitals to heal
not as bomb shelters.
No more fear
Only Joy.
“It is easier to forgive an enemy
than to forgive a friend”~ William Blake
Poet, artist and painter
Born on: 28th November 1757
With only a month left until Christmas
I’m announcing the final Christmas Minis (Photo sessions) of 2025.
This Saturday and Sunday (November 29th & 30th)
at Porte Photos.
Only $50.
Limited spaces available.
Book your session now:
text – 519-318-0412
or email: debbie.porte@hotmail.ca
“Success is getting what you want.
Happiness is wanting what you get.“
~ Dale Carnegie
American writer and author
Born on: 24th November 1888
Candy Cane Background
Only at Porte Photos,
Saturday, November 22nd, 2025
Book your appointment.
Text: 519-318-0257
or email: debbie.porte@hotmail.ca
“Winners never quit,
and quitters never win”~ Ted Turner
Founder of Cable News Network
Born on: 19th November 1938
“A good shepherd
shears his flock;
he does not flay them”~ Tiberius
Roman emperor
Born on: 16th November 42BC
“Insulin is not a cure for diabetes;
it is a treatment.It enables the diabetic to burn sufficient carbohydrates, so that proteins and fats may be added to the diet in sufficient quantities to provide energy for the economic burdens of life”
~ Frederick Grant Banting
Medical scientist and first physician to use insulin on humans
Born on: 14th November 1891Porte Ponderings:
Like a bridge over a river, insulin helps by covering the gap between diabetes and life.
Always balancing the sugar levels. Constant monitoring and adjustments to maintain health and avoid the side effects of diabetes. Too little insulin and sugar levels go up endangering internal organs and “high” outbursts. Too much insulin and you can go into a coma. Just sweeping the floors could cause a sugar low. Routine and regularity for activity and diet help maintain a steady balance.
Recent new medications have been introduced to help slow down the digestive system and level out sugar levels. However, too much and you end up with pancreatitis.
My one daughter-in-law had kidney and pancreas transplant. No more diabetes, just antirejection drugs. Usually transplants only last so long and she is nearing the end of the expected duration. 😦
Keep up the research to find a cure.