Day 25
Third person post. Write about a memory you have but describe it using the third person. Use as many sensory images (sights, sounds, textures, etc) as you can. Don’t use “I” or “me” unless you include dialogue.
Allison was on her way to work one day and she needed to stop off in Orem to drop off some surveys at the data entry place. As soon as she pulled into the parking lot her pump started to vibrate...she wasn't sure what it was alarming for because she wasn't wearing her sensor. Then she checked it out...she didn't have any insulin left. Allison had forgotten that the night before just before she went to bed, her pump alarmed that her insulin was low. She had figured that she would take care of that in the morning, but had completely forgotten. She had to text her boss and let him know that she was going to be late and turned around to go home. She changed her set and got to work.
Not a very exciting story, but I figured that shows how annoying forgetting something as easy as an alarm can be!
Allison was on her way to work one day and she needed to stop off in Orem to drop off some surveys at the data entry place. As soon as she pulled into the parking lot her pump started to vibrate...she wasn't sure what it was alarming for because she wasn't wearing her sensor. Then she checked it out...she didn't have any insulin left. Allison had forgotten that the night before just before she went to bed, her pump alarmed that her insulin was low. She had figured that she would take care of that in the morning, but had completely forgotten. She had to text her boss and let him know that she was going to be late and turned around to go home. She changed her set and got to work.
Not a very exciting story, but I figured that shows how annoying forgetting something as easy as an alarm can be!
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