Monday 16th March Positive Thinking ***Daily Chat***

Burlesque_Babe

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

I said earlier I had cuddles and stuff and that's all I'm saying

BB stomps off jealously.............

LouiseJ

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Hiya Looooou :hello:

I'm really glad you started the positive thinking thread today - it seems to be working, I've sorted out some annoying fiddly things that have been dragging on for ages at work today

Well I am glad that me giving myself a kick up the backside has helped someone else too:j

redsquirrel80

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

until recently I thought Greggs was a northern thing - mainly because of the actor (Paddy in Phoenix Nights) who does the adverts - I then saw one in Poole a few months back and was genuinely surprised! shows how our minds work with advertising.......

ok.........shows how my mind works............:rotfl:

They do have regional variations in what they sell though, so a northern one would have a few different err delicacies

I used to work in one - the smell of the shops still reminds me of having to make egg mayonnaise at 7am... bleurgh... :rotfl:

LouiseJ

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Being still enough to listen is always the problem. We think we are alone but we never are.

You are right there Bookie, even when I am still and quiet I still chunter on to myself in my head..............I would love to empty my head of all thoughts sometimes.

I have tried meditating before but I just cant seem to relax

pepe2008

LouiseJ wrote: »

Well I am glad that me giving myself a kick up the backside has helped someone else too:j

If your own kick up the backside was as good as the one you gave me then it should work a treat:D

Burlesque_Babe

I've never been in a Greggs...........I couldn't trust myself not to buy something realllllllllllly bad as I love pasties. I did think though when I went into town on Saturday how many pasty/pie/coffee shops seems to be taking over Poole High St!

I also always thought they only sold pasties....... I'm far too literal in my thinking........:o :rolleyes:

bookseller1980

I bin finking. :eek:
When I get motivated and positive (thanks SAmmy and Lou) I get things done down here and the day goes a lot faster then when I sit on my backside getting miserable.
However, on a quiet day, there is only so much I can do.
Can anone think of ways I could spend the quiet times doing something to bring in more income? You used to be able to stuff envelopes but machines do that now.
Just a thought.

pepe2008

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

They do have regional variations in what they sell though, so a northern one would have a few different err delicacies

I used to work in one - the smell of the shops still reminds me of having to make egg mayonnaise at 7am... bleurgh... :rotfl:

Whippet baguette?

LouiseJ

pepe2008 wrote: »

If your own kick up the backside was as good as the one you gave me then it should work a treat:D

Did I give you a kick up the backside........sorry Pepe I meant to just pinch it:p

I have also decided today that the only moaning I am going to do from now on is in the bedroom;)

boredofbeingathome

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

until recently I thought Greggs was a northern thing - mainly because of the actor (Paddy in Phoenix Nights) who does the adverts - I then saw one in Poole a few months back and was genuinely surprised! shows how our minds work with advertising.......

ok.........shows how my mind works............:rotfl:

Do you have Gravy as well? Can't get any gravy in the chippies down south or decent mushy peas...:rotfl: :rotfl:

I was in Exeter services and we did have chips( bloomin awful ones they were too) served by a Polish chap who didn't understand what gravy was.. he kept saying Graby I wish Peter Kay had been there...

When i said it was used to stop chips from drying up ( sarcastically)he looked at the chips and said they were already dry..and then wondered why i couldn't stop laughing.:rotfl: :rotfl: