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rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »No wonder you've got a case of the blues - normality has returned!:)
The time of year won't help!
You're right ... you don't need x, y or z .. you have each other xxI was just going to post the same thing as Rising...so will not repeat but sending you a hug xI was wondering what to say, and now I found that rising has said it all much better than I could have.
Hope you start feeling more positive soon - and that the kittens decide to come out for cuddles very soon.
Thanks ladies, I just need to get a gripBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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slowlyfading wrote: »I think you might be right!
Thanks ladies, I just need to get a grip
Well, yeah, but also cut yourself some slack. Tell your DH how you feel and invest time encouraging each other. Go easy on yourself for a while and tell yourself you won't always feel this flat, but you and he are going to support each other through the post-adrenaline crash until the natural cycle of these things brings you to another "up".Starting again 13/4/19Home loan 1: £21,102.50 Home loan 2: £7,698.99Total owed: £28,801.49
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Agree with Rising & co.
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So, I got about 3 hours sleep last night, due to coughing lots. My stomach and ribs ached this morning due to all of the coughing. I also woke up with a swollen left eye lid which is very painful! Great start to the day...
Had leftovers for tea, including fruit crumble and custard, nom nom nomdon't intend to do anything else tonight - think I'll be in bed in an hour....
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Personal Finance Blogger + YouTuber / In pursuit of FIRE
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:eek: ohhhhh that doesn't sound nice
hope you feel better soon (have been in my PJs since 6 O'clock!:o)
Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
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Sounds great to me!Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Personal Finance Blogger + YouTuber / In pursuit of FIRE
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aww get well soon x0
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Hi SF - i found you!
Sorry to hear you've been feeling both down and ill and hope you feel better on both fronts soon
Om nom nom to fruit crumble and custard
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Rising - i love that in your sig 'the year of needs - not wants' :TCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
Hope you got a good nights sleep and are feeling better today.
Nom nom to the fruit crumble and custard. I was in my Gran's on Saturday and she was supposed to be having her dinner but when she heard that apple tart was £1 at the local Co-op she decided she was having apple tart and custard for dinner instead. Needless to say Mum, hubby & I joined her because she doesn't like eating on her own. Although it didn't taste as good as home made I was surprised how nice it actually tasted!0 -
DedicatedDFW wrote: »Rising - i love that in your sig 'the year of needs - not wants' :T
if only I can stick to it!:o there's been a couple of wants already :eek: - but paid for out of e*bay sales so ... not all bad!
lapple tart was £1 at the local Co-op she decided she was having apple tart and custard for dinner instead. Needless to say Mum, hubby & I joined her because she doesn't like eating on her own. Although it didn't taste as good as home made I was surprised how nice it actually tasted!
I've had them before from my local c00p - not bad at all! (and TBH by the time you'd made your pastry, got the cooking apples, sugar, oven etc - sure it's not any more expensive than making your own!)Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0
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