Nice people thread part 6 - thrice by twice as nice :)

lemonjelly

Doozergirl wrote: »

I would read also. In the bath. I can kill hours in the bath. Ive had two today.

Reading in the bath is WRONG!!!!

Seperates NP's almost as much as the food chat...:D

lostinrates

Well, lj, thank you. It might be helpful. Problem is lots of places do not make bras for big knockers. I don't suppose you have ever noticed if your friends are unusually blessed in the chest department?

I will have a look if i ever get to leave this stupid phone.


My 'emergency' refereal looks like it might be three weeks. I was told it was urgent enough to be seen this week, whipch would have been nice, but there is no space.

Bupa have agreed to cover me (pretty amazing with my exclusions) but i cannot get a xonsultants appt for this till the end of the month beginning of next.

My gp surgery have actually been really helpful. But their advice as they come to the end of their working day is that rhey have done everything they can and they think i should go to a and e and try and queue hop that way.

chewmylegoff

lemonjelly wrote: »

Reading in the bath is WRONG!!!!

Seperates NP's almost as much as the food chat...:D

reading in bath is much better than it used to be, as now you can just stick your kindle in a plastic bag and don't have to worry about splashing and ruining your book.

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

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I didn't mention bras last time you posted about this .... it was late/I was lying down and cba to type/search.

I've had good results with the cheap M&S ranges. Smooth and lightly laced.

Probably like these two:
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Pack-Non-Wired-Over-Lace-Bras/dp/B007752NRY
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Pack-Classic-Non-Wired-Crossover-Bras/dp/B002OFTBXQ

They seem to last well (years).

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

Well, lj, thank you. It might be helpful. Problem is lots of places do not make bras for big knockers. I don't suppose you have ever noticed if your friends are unusually blessed in the chest department?

I will have a look if i ever get to leave this stupid phone.


My 'emergency' refereal looks like it might be three weeks. I was told it was urgent enough to be seen this week, whipch would have been nice, but there is no space.

Bupa have agreed to cover me (pretty amazing with my exclusions) but i cannot get a xonsultants appt for this till the end of the month beginning of next.

My gp surgery have actually been really helpful. But their advice as they come to the end of their working day is that rhey have done everything they can and they think i should go to a and e and try and queue hop that way.

*ahem* said friend is well, erm, endowed...:o & has purchased the required items from asda before.

Re the GP/consultants stuff, on the positive side, at least there is progress!

lemonjelly

Kind thoughts & wishes silvercar. Nothing that can be said will be of much help right now, but keep your friends & loved ones close...

chewmylegoff

michaels wrote: »

I am having another nodding off at my desk day today. It seems to happen most often after I have had a better nights sleep. Go figure

i always have the same problem. being a terrible insomniac i often go to work having not slept at all, and never have any trouble with staying awake and am usually on good form. if i somehow manage to get 8+ hours, then i can barely function the next day, until i've been to the gym - after that i'll be fine. however, i normally go after work, so annoyingly i spend the whole day yawning and then in the evening when i'd prefer to be dozing on the sofa / going to sleep i am wide awake.

i think there is something wrong with whichever bit of my brain it is which is supposed to tell me to be awake when it's light and sleep when it's dark.

lemonjelly

We had 2 whole days of no rain at the weekend! Amazing.

Lawns everywhere were being mown for the first time in months...

PasturesNew

chewmylegoff wrote: »

reading in bath is much better than it used to be, as now you can just stick your kindle in a plastic bag and don't have to worry about splashing and ruining your book.

If you get one of those old-fashioned soap/flannel holders, you can prop it up in front of you.

http://www.verynice2.com/images/prod/7113-590.jpg

... although this version's got it all going on: http://www.grahamandgreen.co.uk/media/catalog/product/V/Y/VYT2965_m1_4.jpg

Nikkster

lemonjelly wrote: »

We had 2 whole days of no rain at the weekend! Amazing.

Lawns everywhere were being mown for the first time in months...

Yesterday evening (I think), the air was thick with the sound of lawnmowers around here. Not us though, we did it between showers on Wednesday ready for the garden waste collection on Thurs. We have a thing about getting things into the bin before collection rather than just after