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fairclaire wrote: »

Savvy it's good that you are aware of what you're feeling, even better that you are doing something about it and great that you can talk about it

The tears of happiness feeling may be a mood swing thing. An up and down feeling that is common when you start taking medication for depression. It probably means it's starting to work. That's me speaking from experience of witnessing it from the outside.

*Disclaimer* I'm not giving medical advice .

Or capitalising the starts of your sentences...:D

[Edit: Or putting full stops at the end.]

mhoc

tweets wrote: »

I watch films on my tv or laptop . Nearest cinema is either Manchester or Rochdale .

Was 3 cinemas in Oldham years ago Odean , ABC and Empire all shut down .

Used to take DS cinema in Hollinwood but that's now shut

Riches indeed. I think there was an odeon here about 20 years ago and then there was a Reel. They then shut this and opened an entertainment park - this took 2 decades to be built - bingo, Pizza Hut, bowling alley, reel - closed the other one.

So kids still need to go to Stoke to Odeon or Newcastle vue about a 30 mile round trip or C. Oaks vue 30 miles in the other direction for a big night out.

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I lost sleep last night "ruminating" over Sanex:rotfl:

Bloomin combinations and APGs were going round and round in my head:o

I last remembered looking at the clock at about 2ish...you dare change that aau!

Lucky you. My recurring 'there's a tiger in my garden' dream has come back since I visited the zoo there I was again making sure the kids were all indoors whilst watching the tiger from the bedroom window I woke up so sweaty, my hair was curly :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

juju17

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

im probably being paranoid, but im in there twice a day nearly, whoopsing and the like, just feel like everyone's watching me, as I did a lot of wombling im always spending apg's and a small amount of cash. there was one lady who asked my how I got such a high apg on the biscuit shop or it may have been the impulse shop, I just said err Tesco where not cheaper? lol she wont be authorising my sanex tomorrow:rotfl:

Siobhan, If I get 'questioned' about a large APG, I explain to them that the item/s were in fact considerably cheaper at Tesco (or wherever) but due to the cheaper price, the shelf in that said supermarket is obviously empty, so I have to buy the product in A, where I know it is considerably dearer, but I don't worry because A offer the price guarantee and I get this APG you are currently holding......they usually say, Oh I see....and I smile

TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

0.14 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.09 £0.09
0.08 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.06 £0.06
0.02 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £0.05 £0.05
1 x ASDA Lemons Loose £0.30 £0.25
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Diet Lemonade (12x250ml) £2.40 £2.40
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Pork Cocktail Sausages (410g) £2.00 £2.20
3 x ASDA Blue Stilton (100g) £3.90 £2.10
2 x ASDA Carver Ham (250g) £5.00 £2.94
1 x Sanex Shower Gel - Dermo Protector (500ml) £3.19 £1.49
1 x Sanex Dermo Pro Hydrate Shower Gel (500ml) £3.19 £1.49

stilton still glitching, the rest has been posted already.

Zippy how much are you paying for the Stilton please?

Is it 3 for £3 still?

davemorton

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fairclaire wrote: »

Lucky you. My recurring 'there's a tiger in my garden' dream has come back since I visited the zoo there I was again making sure the kids were all indoors whilst watching the tiger from the bedroom window I woke up so sweaty, my hair was curly :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

:whistle:

Savvy_Siobhan

Savvybuyer wrote: »

They don't drive me mad - I just notice it!:D:D:o

:rotfl::rotfl:

Omg! Ha ha :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

fairclaire wrote: »

Lucky you. My recurring 'there's a tiger in my garden' dream has come back since I visited the zoo there I was again making sure the kids were all indoors whilst watching the tiger from the bedroom window I woke up so sweaty, my hair was curly :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

A terrible nightmare and yet you still have time to tong your hair:T

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Or capitalising the starts of your sentences...:D

[Edit: Or putting full stops at the end.]

:eek: I stand corrected :rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

No, I do what you shouldn't - anti-depressants tablets are normally longer-term. I just take one now if I just feel a bit down. So the feeling of up and down wasn't anything to do with starting medication. I felt a bit down - and just had a tablet to deal with it.

I was on these anti-depressants, and on beta-blockers, for some time. I've gradually stopped (supported by GP's advice) - went down to a very low dose and then only had them if I needed them. As I said, I haven't needed any for months but just had one tablet - will cause no harm - hopefully to lift my mood tonight! If I felt anxiety, maybe one of the betablockers would have come out. I felt depressed, so one of the anti-depressants will do.

Don't try at home folks!