I get unreasonably excited about that elusive perfect 100. You do know that when you get a #hundy you also get $1.00, right? I showed my meter to Pete as he left for work, and he pulled out his wallet and handed over my dollar. I folded it up and put it in the pocket of my meter case, along with other dollars from other 100s. I have no idea what I’m saving them for, but they make me happy.
Do you play the 100 = $1.00 game?
I don't play the 100=$100 game... but that's kind of fun! I do feel like I should get high fives for every 100.
ReplyDeleteI love that idea :)!
ReplyDeleteNever heard that, my daughter had a 100 the other day and said it was her first. I'll have to tell her I owe her a $1.00
ReplyDeleteYes we do!
ReplyDeleteFirst time I heard about it was earlier in the year, when you tried to give me a dollar. I've been thinking of it ever since... and wouldn't you know it, I've come close but not hit the 100 mark since. Thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteMy dad started giving me $1 for 100 when I was in high school. I always tried to convince him to give me $2 for 200 but it never worked! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis just gave me a good idea. I think I'll collect $10 for every 10000 steps I take...too high? Okay $1...LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love that idea, Lonnie!! My Fitbit tells me I've been slacking on my steps lately - a dollar (or ten) might just get me motivated again.
DeleteThat is such a fantastic idea! If I would have had an incentive like this when I was younger, I can guarantee that my A1C's would have been impeccable! If I were to ever have a child with type one diabetes (God forbid...) I would definitely use this awesome tip! Thanks!
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