Just needed to be heard for a little while

tea_lover

I've always thought work would be more bearable if I could just wear my jimjams.

lostinrates

DUKE wrote: »

I usually pay everything with my credit card & earn whilst spending

Shuffled out to return some sale stuff & bought me another onesie, fought against them for years but I got a lovely good quality bear one in M&S for half price at £15! Just bought the same in a creamy colour for £11.99 :eek: I suppose I'm a bit old for hoods with ears .... but it's so warm that I've had to turn the heating off! I can't wait to get into it. During a mad moment last week I was going to wear it to hospital

Why not have taken it in? .

I like nighties for hospital ( best access option along with button through night shirts).

People say how warm hospitals are but I find differently and like to have choices.

codemonkey

I'd love to wear my jammies to work.

Feeling quite bad - I wished something bad on someone and now something bad has happened to them and I feel like its my fault.

tea_lover

Code sweetheart, if we had that much power we'd both have lots of kids and much better jobs xx.

codemonkey

I know on a logical level that I can't make bad things happen but I still feel bad for having the thoughts. I'm not a good person.

tea_lover

You are a good person. From what I 'see' of you, you are a lovely person. You're caring, considerate, funny... and I bet you have a great accent

codemonkey

tea_lover wrote: »

You are a good person. From what I 'see' of you, you are a lovely person. You're caring, considerate, funny... and I bet you have a great accent

Nobody outside Scotland can understand a word I say. :rotfl:

Ok, since you said such lovely things I'm going to send out positive thoughts of nice things happening to you, just in case I have mystical powers.

Pyxis

codemonkey wrote: »

I'd love to wear my jammies to work.

Feeling quite bad - I wished something bad on someone and now something bad has happened to them and I feel like its my fault.

Code, if on an emotional level you think that, then on an equally emotional level, do something really nice for someone, and that will cancel it out.

I'm talking emotional level, 'cos you know intellectually it wasn't you, but you need to fight emotional with emotional!

tea_lover

Very much appreciated :rotfl:.

In a previous job I spoke to a lot of French people every day, but it was always Jim from Glasgow that I couldn't understand lol. Have never heard a broader accent It sounded lovely, just no idea what he was saying :rotfl:

codemonkey

Pyxis, I'm sending out happy thoughts for everyone on the thread.