Pick Me Up For MSE?

Jay-Jay_4

ageandjo wrote:

Splash your face with cool water too, also fresh fruit :T

***visions of him upstairs splashing his face with the contents of the fruitbowl ***







....and my advice is thus .... organise your days better and get some sleep young man! Stop moaning ..... you can moan when the work's dried up and your sat in your flat with the curtains closed in the middle of the day with a Pot Noodle in one hand and a can of Special Brew in the other.



:whistle:

black-saturn

Bet he burns the candle at both ends

wigginsmum

Yes but it'll be the cheapest candle on BOGOF with freebie matches from a winebar

Jay-Jay_4

Still.... I think the MSG ought to bring his bedtime forward and maybe encourage an afternoon nap after his lunch....

Lillibet_2

Bargain_Rzl wrote:

OR - how's this for a pick-me-up - maybe you should see if Lillibet will rub the white vinegar in on your behalf She sounds keen :rotfl: :rotfl:

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(sorry about that, the keyboard exploded:rolleyes:)

(althoguh I am already a tad over- excited by have got a really nice pine twin pedestal 7 drawer + cupboard desk & matching filing cabinate & office chair from freecycle......ah the fun I'm going to have organising those drawers)

black-saturn

Jay-Jay wrote:

Still.... I think the MSG ought to bring his bedtime forward and maybe encourage an afternoon nap after his lunch....

Makes him sound like a toddler

Jay-Jay_4

black-saturn wrote:

Makes him sound like a toddler

:whistle:

Bogof_Babe

Hope you are feeling better by now Martin. I saw you this morning and realised afterwards that I was so engrossed in the interview that I didn't even notice what shirt you had on!

Seriously, worrying about a parent is one of the most debilitating things I have ever encountered (I have two frail parents "on the go" at the moment ) so if you can share the responsibility with a sibling if you have one, then it does help, really.

It is very difficult for people who are used to being in total control of things to have to accept that there are some situations outside of our control, so I do hope your dad's illness is not too serious, because if it goes on for too long it will drain you.

Sorry to be negative when you wanted positive . Treat yourself to a takeaway for tea?

Weymouth_Man

MSE_Martin wrote:

Hello OS'sters tired Money Saving Expert here. Got in from filming at about 10 o'clock had 4 hours of computer work to do. Had to go into BBC Breakfast for 8 (having originally said no, but was nagged and stupidly changed mind). Been running on empty for three days - father not well and playing on my mind. Throat hurts, headache, tired. Got to go do radio 2 today - and much as I love it - a live phone in is always a challenge. I'm now in the office - and barring drinking lots of coffee or taking any medications - what can i do to get myself perky (remember there's no kitchen here!). Yours in one long dirgy sentence because Im too tired for spaces.

The MSE

Hi Martin, Listened to you today on Radio 2, what was the site for restaurants etc just off our motorway junctions, I’m sure there is an interest in eating good value food at MSE prices. :beer:

Keep up the good work (Creep – Creep)

Ruby_Pudding

aurora_borealis wrote:

Get some Berocca multivitamin tablets (also good for hangover). Instant perkiness. Don't worry about the colour of your wee after

I'm intrigued - just what colour does it turn your wee then??