Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People

bugslet

Loved those NDG. We have orange (ADR) books which are exactly like white books.

Corporate gifts rarely appear, occasionally we get a bottle of wine at Christmas. Having said that in the last two years I have been truck racing and to Lyons ( which was more of an endurance test given the schedule, than a jolly).

SingleSue

A friend of mine had a makeover from one of those programmes years ago......they only painted the half of the room which was being filmed!

So on television, it looked amazing, up close and personal though it looked bloody awful.

michaels

Brits = middle-aged white people music
Pharrell = always makes me jealous that Kelis picked him rather than me back in the day (I have never met Kelis and only really liked her first album but even still...)

Doozergirl

Oh boy do I feel sorry for myself. I didn't even have the energy to concentrate on the thread to read it last night, you've been busy! Something to catch up on.

I was hallucinating last night, I'm so tired. I can't sleep for more than an hour, if I'm lucky. I have to sleep with my mouth shut so its kept moist, face pointing down so saliva doesn't run down my throat and choke me before I'm ready to swallow, plus there is something happening inside my soft pallet that moves and randomly but entirely stops me from breathing out through my nose. It's terrifying when it happens.

I'd woken dozens of times between 9pm-12:30am. The pain is kind of bearable, getting gradually more spaced out is not.

vivatifosi

What does the doc say doozer? I know there's the temptation to think it's only a virus, but if it's stopping you breathing. Sorry, just remembered tonsils.. doh! Probably still worth asking. Hope you feel better soon.

Generali

Doozergirl wrote: »

Oh boy do I feel sorry for myself. I didn't even have the energy to concentrate on the thread to read it last night, you've been busy! Something to catch up on.

I was hallucinating last night, I'm so tired. I can't sleep for more than an hour, if I'm lucky. I have to sleep with my mouth shut so its kept moist, face pointing down so saliva doesn't run down my throat and choke me before I'm ready to swallow, plus there is something happening inside my soft pallet that moves and randomly but entirely stops me from breathing out through my nose. It's terrifying when it happens.

I'd woken dozens of times between 9pm-12:30am. The pain is kind of bearable, getting gradually more spaced out is not.

Bloody hell. That sounds horrible.

Is your nose cold and wet? Oh hang on, no. I'm panicking here.

See your doctor and keep going back until you get a diagnosis and something that will fix it. Not breathing is generally a pretty fatal symptom if left untreated. Don't be English about this. Sometimes it's good to be forthright, after all even if you're treated on the NHS you're still paying for the treatment, albeit indirectly.

Doozergirl

vivatifosi wrote: »

Rudimental were fab. That was my favourite performance of the night and she has got fab hair. In fact, I think its my favourite Brits performance since Dizzee Rascal and Florence and the Machine.

2010. I was there. The cost of the table was extortionate (our two weeks in Egypt cost less than our two spaces) but I had the best night, apart from poisoning myself with champagne. You have to order beforehand, and I wasn't into waste. I couldn't touch alcohol for nine weeks afterwards and whenever anyone asked me how the night was, until recently, I felt sick.

Robbie Williams did an extended set beyond the TV schedule which was awesome. I danced and danced and danced. H kissed Seasick Steve, Seasick Steve kissed him back

Doozergirl

Generali wrote: »

Bloody hell. That sounds horrible.

Is your nose cold and wet? Oh hang on, no. I'm panicking here.

See your doctor and keep going back until you get a diagnosis and something that will fix it. Not breathing is generally a pretty fatal symptom if left untreated. Don't be English about this. Sometimes it's good to be forthright, after all even if you're treated on the NHS you're still paying for the treatment, albeit indirectly.

I don't think I'm dying, although the hallucinations could spread to that if I don't get some decent sleep. :mad: Tonsils came out on Tuesday, the inside of my mouth is, quite literally, carnage. Something must be swollen and flapping. I may ask H to phone the ward when he comes home. I can't think what they'd do to help though.

vivatifosi

I am very jealous Doozer... not of how you are feeling currently mind, but of Brits. In terms of the now much longer is this due to go on for? I hope Doozerboy is looking after you, and the Doozerkids.

I had to type Doozerkids loads of times as tablet kept changing to epidermis... !!!!!!? Not even close.

Doozergirl

vivatifosi wrote: »

I am very jealous Doozer... not of how you are feeling currently mind, but of Brits. In terms of the now much longer is this due to go on for? I hope Doozerboy is looking after you, and the Doozerkids.

I had to type Doozerkids loads of times as tablet kept changing to epidermis... !!!!!!? Not even close.

Two weeks. I have to stay away from people for that time as well as I'm an infection risk. I'm welling up now, !!!!!!. Has it only been 48 hours?

Family are being very sweet.