Daily Chat Monday 14th September - a new week of opportunities

Pooky

Love the letter Toto.


I've come to brag.


I've got a washing machine that's plummbed in - nur nicky nur nur!:p





(it shows that throwing an utter girly tantrum and demanding a man to come round "NOW" and sort it, works. Only a temporary bit of floor in place until the insurance company get their backside into gear but it's a start)

(Land_of)_Maz

Quality letter Toto!

altho Sammy, yours was pretty good too!

I can't run in a hat.....

i do a mean line in budget sunglasses tho.... i figure if they can't see my eyes, they can't see the pain in them!

bookseller1980

becky_rtw wrote: »

Ouch thats two pods bookie so will it be hard work to split them into two groups :eek:

Yep - 2 separate Brownie units so it will be okay. We get party food and champagne for the adults.
Need to price coaches now

Lucifa73

I have just committed a cardinal OS sin:o

I went to Ms with an empty stomach and no list:eek:

Thankfully I managed to limit exraneous unhealthy purchases to a packet of sweet chilli sensations and a Wispa gold (which I blame entirely on this thread btw)

I have also listed all items in my store cupboard, thrown away out of date crap and wiped the shelves. I even go most of it back in the cupboards before HRH woke up:p

Lunchtime methinks...

Ames

Afternoon. It turns out I wasn't registered on the course after all. I had a feeling I wouldn't be, because I hadn't heard from them, but my health trainer said she'd registered. To be honest, I'm glad, I was worried how I'd cope starting two courses in the same week, as well as all the hospital appointments and things. I've registered for the next one though, which starts in November, which is fine by me. Now I've got time to sort out the social services crap and settle in to everything else. Only problem is it's on the other side of the city, but they'll pay for a taxi for me the fist time so I know where I'm going and I can drive after that. I have to say from the posters and stuff they had up today it looks perfect for me, but I don't think I could do it right now anyway.

So I get a couple of extra MSE hours today!

Lucifa73

What courses are you doing Ames?

Ames

Today's was an expert patient programme, about coping better with long term illness. The one on wednesday is a 'headspace' one, dealing with stress and anxiety.

Lucifa73

Ames wrote: »

Today's was an expert patient programme, about coping better with long term illness. The one on wednesday is a 'headspace' one, dealing with stress and anxiety.

Second one sounds interesting... YOu know you really sound more and more like things are coming together for you. Quite inspirational!

Ames

It feels like that too! I can't believe that within a month I'll have a habitable flat - it's already clean, I'll soon have a sofa I can actually sit on and a bed that doesn't have a dip in it, and all the little repairs'll be done.

All I need then is to win the fight with social services and I'll have everything perfect. (Apart from having Jonny Depp chained to the bed, but I suppose that's a bit too much to hope for...)

Gemmzie

Gawd I'm exhausted already and I have to go to work in a minute until 8

Got very good news from the orthopaedic doctor, the MRI showed a problem which is hopefully fixable. I might actually get full use of my wrist back in the next few years