Karmacat: To Infinity And Beyond!

taxi73

Well done on the solicitor....have a good day

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

You're welcome to some sponge - it gave me an upset stomach, or maybe the too-busy day did. This morning, I'm dosed up with paracetemol and anti-diahor.... however you spell it

'Tis easy...S-H-I-T-S....

Hope you're feeling better...

azkaban420

Hey Karmacat, just seen you have a diary on here....subscribing

Az

Pippilongstocking

Morning KC - thanks for the kind words yesterday xx

Glad to hear you're eating tatties again!!

Lovely day here - lots to do - before collapsing in a heap later today.

What's on this weekend with you?

Karmacat

Morning! Welcome azkaban! Yep, I'm a longtime dfw-er.... several ups and downs on here, from little ones (like Z's S-H-I-T-S,officially a "down") to great big humongous ones (like my mum helping me pay off the loan I had, officially an "up").

London yesterday was fine, a really easy journey too - were most people asleep after the election? were they worried about the ash cloud? who knows - and today I have a four hour seminar to go to, necessary for work, but v low cost, only £5, and then pop to Asda to stock up on my pesto - I'm decluttering like mad, but the pesto addiction carries on

I've noticed that ebay listing is free this weekend, so now I've got my account set up, I'm going to experiment with some big things - a shredder, a table, the old towel rail, that sort of stuff. We'll see :cool:

taxi73

Good luck with ebay x

elantan

hey kc ... got the book thank you very much for it ... have started reading a god bit already and starting to take things on board already ... thanks also for the postcard

have sent you a facebook messageexplaining ...

Karmacat

:wave: Morning! Coo, yesterday was a long(ish) day, but I was v v tired by it. Seminar was the most intense I've ever been to - means lots of new information, but some of these tutors, honestly - this woman thinks she's so right on and cool, and she was incredibly bossy, to a room full of counsellors, most of whom were in their 40s and upwards - from telling us where we could sit to assuming we couldn't speak up for ourselves without lots and lots of "encouragement". Still, lots of genuinely helpful information completely separate from her attitude, and some great links to free web seminars by the leaders in the field (trauma studies) so lots of good things.

El, you're very welcome, book and postcard both, I'm just glad I managed to get them off to you, it had been in my bag for 3 days

Today, I *really* need a rest - doing the washing up and filling the rubbish bin are the most likely things. The big stuff on Ebay depends on whether I can charge the batteries used by this little web camera thats all I've got at the moment If I can't, then its back to science fiction magazines :rotfl:

Finally, a mooch around the boards! Oh, and betfair have offered me a potential matched bet, I may have to investigate that and come back o matched betting.

Thats all for now :kisses3:

taxi73

A chilled out day for you then.You didn't use to like decluttering but you seem to enjoy it now.have a good day.

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

:wave: Morning! Coo, yesterday was a long(ish) day, but I was v v tired by it. Seminar was the most intense I've ever been to - means lots of new information, but some of these tutors, honestly - this woman thinks she's so right on and cool, and she was incredibly bossy, to a room full of counsellors, most of whom were in their 40s and upwards - from telling us where we could sit to assuming we couldn't speak up for ourselves without lots and lots of "encouragement".

Probably she's used to people thinking "We've got a right one here..." and keeping stumm...

I do find "Right-on" people irritating, and it's so tempting to start messing with their heads... :whistle: :A :rotfl: