This Time I'm Really Going To Do It

Karmacat

Heavens, what an intense day you've had! You've done amazingly - I cried buckets when I got rid of various things that belonged to my cats. The cat food and cat litter was easy, I got a taxi to the local RSPCA and gave it all to them, just got back in the taxi and fled.

The lovely wicker cat baskets and the leather chest harnesses (which were only used once) I took to the local vet who had a connection with the PDSA - I couldn't bear to sell them, but I could cope with giving them away.

And as hiddenshadow says, your bulk cooking really is amazing - lovely treaty things always go down well, especially when times are tough

Watty1

Totally understand coping with the giving away KC, its about all I could do after my elderly pony died a few years ago.

Karmacat wrote: »

And as hiddenshadow says, your bulk cooking really is amazing - lovely treaty things always go down well, especially when times are tough

Having the food after dog died meant we did have meals. I'm not sure how I would have provided those if it had been the haphazard days of the past.


Lovely morning reading papers and magazines from table as part of the declutter and a chunk of time devoted to winding cables around little squares of card as part of the KonMarie office clear up.

Goldiegirl

How's your arm getting on? You are getting stuck in to stuff, notwithstanding your dodgy arm!

Watty1

Goldiegirl wrote: »

How's your arm getting on? You are getting stuck in to stuff, notwithstanding your dodgy arm!

Arm really bad. Physio appointment in few days. Waiting for MRI to come through. Jarred it earlier moving a very lightweight but large wicker chest that is on its way out hopefully as part of the konmarie efforts and screamed the house down. Luckily was on own. Thanks for asking. Wish I knew what was actually wrong with it. Or rather wish I knew how to make it better.

Karmacat

Watty that sounds awful it sounds broken, actually If a pain is bad enough to make me scream, then I'm going to A&E.

Thinking of you.

Watty1

Karmacat wrote: »

Watty that sounds awful it sounds broken, actually If a pain is bad enough to make me scream, then I'm going to A&E.

Thinking of you.

I don't think its broken. I'm fairly sure the doctor and physio would have noticed????
Am off to see physio in a couple of days will have another chat with her then.
Heck, you've got me wondering now??? I've seen a doctor twice tho so I am putting trust in them??? Ummmm. Will talk to physio on Thurs.

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

Hi Watty, I saw a friend the other day, who had an X-ray on her chest. It transpires she cracked a bone in her back and it was never diagnosed. She was told she was suffering whiplash following an accident. That was twenty years ago :eek:

They found out this week.

Does explain some of the health issues she has had apparently.

Tilly x x x

Watty1

Goodness Tilly. OK, food for thought Am seeing physio tomorrow and will talk over next steps.


MSE news two sales on bay of e. Tiny bit more MK decluttering done. Horse had physio out. Working hard. So all steps towards years targets even if not up facing the life coaching just yet.

Karmacat

When you're in that level of physical pain, Watty, life coaching won't really be that much help. That's my personal experience anyway, and if you want to blind someone with science, you can also refer them to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs http://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html#needs5

gallygirl

Sounds awful Watty