What's nerdier:  an end-of-the-year meme, or the fact that I seem to recycle this thing every year?  This is part of my annual twofer roundup - a meme that gets me clicking all over the place through other blogger's archives - so here is part one: the first lines of a definitive post from each month in 2010:  

January:  (This is one of those posts I'll write, and then promptly wish I hadn't written, but then revisit in a few weeks and be thankful that I let these emotions out.)

February:  For Valentine’s Day, Chris and I went to a French restaurant to celebrate our marriage and our growing family.

March:  By virtue of the name itself - "bed rest" -  you'd think I'd be sleeping a ton and feel all squishy and relaxed here at the hospital.  Like a spa, only with crappy food.

April:  I've been thinking about your face. 

May: Crabs are something that people with diabetes are constantly grappling with.

June:  She was tucked into the bassinet, perfectly safe and sound.

July:  I love Clara Barton Camp.

August:  I've heard that fear is a pretty good motivator.

September: Tomorrow is my 24th anniversary with type 1 diabetes. 

October: Last night, I woke up at three in the morning and listened to the sounds of the crickets outside my bedroom window.

November:  "Just tell me what line you can read.  Smallest one that's clear, okay?"

December: I have been writing on this blog about life with diabetes for five and a half years, and I am always proud to share the successes.

(If you're in the mood for a meme, grab this one for a fast and loose recap of 2010!)