Daily Chat Thrifty Foggy Thursday 18th February

LouiseJ

sammy115 wrote: »

some people must think I am nuts.....

Only Some?:p

sammy115

elfen wrote: »

sammy, you're nuts but in a good way. I'm nuts in a "its-going-to-affect-my-life-big-time" way

I know...sorry I didn't mean to make light of your situation, but there have been lots of mental health issues in my family. My mum, dad, grandma, and my auntie and my sis have all been hospitalised due to mental health issues. They have all come out of the other side.......

I am about the only one that hasn't tbh, but the thought terrifies me.

becky_rtw

sammy115 wrote: »

Ha me too Becks....everyone was so busy thinking my big sis was nuts, they never noticed anything I did......:rotfl:

I used to do whole stories and act them out - and I am not talking about as a child! Got caught doing once at uni - never been so embarrassed :o

But now I dont seem to need to so much - the running gives me time to think stuff in my head without needing to act it out which is interesting - if only someone had told me that earlier :rotfl::rotfl:

jinky67

Ellie (((((((((((((((((((((((((hugebighugs)))))))))))))))))))))))))

Lucifa73

Natahn stood without holding onto anything today - 5 times:eek:

How sad am I that that is all I have to report:o

Oh that and I registered with that running website thingy...;)

Doesn't Maz post anymore ever? I miss her:(

sammy115

Elfen - some of the most sensitive, caring and creative people are the ones with the biggest mental health issues...

sammy115

Lucifa - I haven't registered yet...will do in a minute...I am making sista do the ironing..

ZTD

LouiseJ wrote: »

I have just had a cream egg...........and a liquorice catherine wheel:D

............and 2 rennies:rotfl:

I am not having a tube down my throat, end of.

Never thought you'd be so insistent on having something up your bum - but each to their own... :whistle:

LouiseJ

ZTD wrote: »

Never thought you'd be so insistent on having something up your bum - but each to their own... :whistle:

Well they do say it takes all sorts:D

Lucifa73

becky_rtw wrote: »

I used to do whole stories and act them out - and I am not talking about as a child! Got caught doing once at uni - never been so embarrassed :o

But now I dont seem to need to so much - the running gives me time to think stuff in my head without needing to act it out which is interesting - if only someone had told me that earlier :rotfl::rotfl:

I find the PND is less prevalent when I'm running. I don't particularly think anything through but it seems to give me the space I need from reality to be able to cope with it on a daily basis. I really should get my !!!! in gear and get out more:cool::o