Fibromyalgia (part 2)

purplecatlover

there was lots i wanted to comment on but my brain is not working and i cant figure out what exactly i want to say so i wont.

have a nice weekend everyone.

happy birthday sue

Careful_with_that_Axe

bigzippy wrote: »

Would that be a 360 that you never use, Auntie Axe?

So mean to me! I'm just such a sweet and delicate ickle flower that my slight fingers skip across the keyboard with the lightest touch and miss odd characters

I'm not sure about matching the lippy to the inside of
your lip. Orangey colours suit me!

I like the more strappy shoes - they're much more delicate and I suspect will be more comfortable than the ones with the hard bit at the back of your heel - cheaper too!

suep, Have a wonderful day and enjoy the meal - how ever you decide to do it.

My Birthdays are Burglar days as my youth has been stolen from me

kass Not quite right on me - 46 (shush - don't tell anyone else) and heavy build. Colour of hair is debatable as depends on whether I've been to the hairdresser and how adverturous I felt when I was there. I love playing with colours in my hair - it's the one thing you can still have a little fun with.

House Fairy due imminently, so must away.

Kitty*in*Boots

Happy birthday, Sue. xxx :beer: xxx

(Not sure I dare be in here at the moment, being as I'm a 'Kitty' lol) :eek:

I am having odd headaches at the moment and a twitchy eye, so am wearing sunnies in the house and feel very 'Hollywood, dahlink!' :cool:

I wish I could 'do' fluffy mules and a 'negligiggle'. I could swan around a la Zsa Zsa (but the reality is: fleecy turquoise leopard print jim jams and some memory foam slippers, dang it). :rotfl:

It's freeeeeeeeezing here again today, so I am off for a hot bath in a minute or four. Hope you are all snuggled up warm where you are. xxx

Unity

kassandra wrote: »

I have Raeh at mid to late thirties, slim build and mid length hair (about to the jaw or shoulder) CwtA, I have at early forties medium build. LW, I have at late forties to early fifties, quite ecclectic with a really open mind. Suep, I think is about the same age as CwtA and Unity is a little over LW's age.

Hello!........hello!.......have you all stopped talking to me now?????

You have to ask? :rotfl::rotfl:

kassandra wrote: »

Unity, I'm really looking forward to Beltane. I've told the kids we can go to the festival at Thornbury Henge. We've never been camping before so I'm bound to make it a disaster! We're gonna make some masks to take with us so it should be fun. The camping is free too so that's a bonus!

Is this Thornborough Henge in Yorkshire, near Lightwater Valley? We may pop down for the actual day - but my nights in a tent are long gone . I think Suep and I are of the same mind on this one - we might just manage to get in, but getting up and out the next morning would be quite another matter :eek:.

I've just got to finish the second cardi's collar and sew in the sleeves - then the Meercats! Crocheting with mohair is a damned sight harder than knitting I can tell you :mad:. I managed to do four rows on the head last night - but it is murder - I can see I may have to improvise :rolleyes: but this is what you get for not buying the exact yarn I suppose:o. Mr Unity and I will be acquiring two step-grandchildren, who we have not met yet, hence the woolly activity . It is wonderful to be able to make small things again. I also managed to get a copy of the book I have been looking for http://www.amazon.co.uk/Little-Clothes-People-Crafts/dp/1850150737/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1237032719&sr=8-2 I used to have this when DS was born (20 years ago:eek:) but gave it to the charity shop when he was about four. I couldn't remember the title no matter how I tried - but someone on Ravelry worked it out from my dscription - 'Hardback with green and black line drawings on the front' - amazing! DD2 is very handy with a sewing machine so I can see it may well come in handy.

Anyway pain levels are up something rotten - with swollen burning joints - must be the arthritis so the woolly activities will keep my hands mobile - use it or lose it I say:rotfl:. I'd still give my right arm for a game of squash - just as well I'm left handed I s'pose:rotfl:.

Hapty barfday Suep - hope your card arrived .

BZ and Kass (who's too close for comfort on the age thing :eek:) My wedding ring was £13.50 (yes that is new money not old before Kass asks :rotfl:) - hand-made in hammered gold, Northern Goldsmiths in Newcastle - but I was very, very young .

Unity

Kitty*in*Boots wrote: »

Happy birthday, Sue. xxx :beer: xxx

(Not sure I dare be in here at the moment, being as I'm a 'Kitty' lol) :eek:

I am having odd headaches at the moment and a twitchy eye, so am wearing sunnies in the house and feel very 'Hollywood, dahlink!' :cool:

I wish I could 'do' fluffy mules and a 'negligiggle'. I could swan around a la Zsa Zsa (but the reality is: fleecy turquoise leopard print jim jams and some memory foam slippers, dang it). :rotfl:

It's freeeeeeeeezing here again today, so I am off for a hot bath in a minute or four. Hope you are all snuggled up warm where you are. xxx

The twitchy eye thing is a b*gger - I had it persistently a couple of months ago and it came back this week - carp when folk think you are winking at them when you're not .

It's blowing a gale outside here so I'm not venturing out at all - nada , although DS is off to the match - Sunderland v Wigan, good luck to him and them - at least the wind will be in their favour - well, for 45 minutes at least .

I've got some sweet potato and coconut soup - from earlier in the week - where I'd be without the Bamix heaven knows :rolleyes:, so I may make some veggie suet dumplings to go with it. Am I the only one craving carbs at present?

Careful_with_that_Axe

Dunno know what is going on with the weather with you lot, but it's sunny here. Still a reet nip in the air, but I have the l/r window open and the front door. I love fresh air.
The cat is amusing self by going out of the living room window and back in through the front door and repeat circuit. Simple pleasures.

kassandra

Unity wrote: »

You have to ask? :rotfl::rotfl:



Is this Thornborough Henge in Yorkshire, near Lightwater Valley? We may pop down for the actual day - but my nights in a tent are long gone . I think Suep and I are of the same mind on this one - we might just manage to get in, but getting up and out the next morning would be quite another matter :eek:.

I've just got to finish the second cardi's collar and sew in the sleeves - then the Meercats! Crocheting with mohair is a damned sight harder than knitting I can tell you :mad:. I managed to do four rows on the head last night - but it is murder - I can see I may have to improvise :rolleyes: but this is what you get for not buying the exact yarn I suppose:o. Mr Unity and I will be acquiring two step-grandchildren, who we have not met yet, hence the woolly activity . It is wonderful to be able to make small things again. I also managed to get a copy of the book I have been looking for http://www.amazon.co.uk/Little-Clothes-People-Crafts/dp/1850150737/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1237032719&sr=8-2 I used to have this when DS was born (20 years ago:eek:) but gave it to the charity shop when he was about four. I couldn't remember the title no matter how I tried - but someone on Ravelry worked it out from my dscription - 'Hardback with green and black line drawings on the front' - amazing! DD2 is very handy with a sewing machine so I can see it may well come in handy.

Anyway pain levels are up something rotten - with swollen burning joints - must be the arthritis so the woolly activities will keep my hands mobile - use it or lose it I say:rotfl:. I'd still give my right arm for a game of squash - just as well I'm left handed I s'pose:rotfl:.

Hapty barfday Suep - hope your card arrived .

BZ and Kass (who's too close for comfort on the age thing :eek:) My wedding ring was £13.50 (yes that is new money not old before Kass asks :rotfl:) - hand-made in hammered gold, Northern Goldsmiths in Newcastle - but I was very, very young .

Not sure where Lightwater Valley is but yes it's the henge in Yorkshire. It's near Masham. I've never done the camping thing before but I'm sure I can manage one or two nights. I am thinking about getting a blow up bed though. Is that cheating?

www.sacredbrigantia.com
Sorry, it's Thornborough henge. Did I say Thornbury?
Just had a quick look and yes it's near Ripon.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Suep! Hope you have a good one!

Sorry Unity, I'm a little hard of hearing today. You paid how many shillings?
xxxx

Unity

kassandra wrote: »

Sorry Unity, I'm a little hard of hearing today. You paid how many shillings?
xxxx

Now :rolleyes: I think it was around thirteen sovereigns plus an angel .

kassandra

Oh My God(s)!!

I'm sooooo excited. I think I might have Lyme Disease!!

Gonna skip to the doc's on Monday!!!!!!

raeh

Woooooo i feel quite young :cool: *then along comes bz to go and spoil it all by being VERY young*

sue hope its a really good day today and enjoy whatever you all decide to do

I have bought my 4 year old niece a pink princess bed from next clearance, the recycling bins are close by so its rude not to pop in and they had loads of furniture reduced apparently as we speak shes ordering Daddy to hurry and build it lol

mums staying with us tonight so that dh and i can go to the cinema, we have been saying for ages that we will have a night out and i cry off every single time as im too tired and a bit too much of a homebody but tonight i promised i would go

auntie axe its nice and sunny here at the moment and our cats doing a similar thing, hes going out of the french doors in the bedroom and jumping off the conservatory roof and then tapping on the door to get back in :rolleyes:

unity i hope the pain eases a little , i havent done anything creative in ages as my arms and wrists and...... well everything :rotfl: hurts too much
your soup sounds nice, i have bought a butternut squash and sweet potatoes to make soup, il do it tomorrow then i have it ready for monday after work

it was so long ago i bought my wedding ring i think we were still trading in turnips and swedes :eek:

kitty i have a fabulous picture in my head of you swanning around :rotfl:
i get the twitchy eye thing and i get blurring, i think iv said before that iv had them tested loads of times and they always say its just floaters and nerves and nothing wrong :rolleyes:

bz those shoes are lovely very girly and pretty

right must make the effort to entertain mum as shes here lol

hope its a great day for everyone