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Mildred1970

aau1....when is your official birthday?

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Evening all :wave:



Is it wrong that I just clicked on that link :rotfl:

I did check before I posted :eek:......you never know!! :rotfl::rotfl:

mutley_muppet

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Happy belated birthday mutley muppet x

Thankyou. :beer:

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

I have a new obsession- I've been making a coleslaw from my morries veggies, I can't get enough of it
I sprinkled cheese over it tonight and I reckon I've eaten about a 1lb of it since. I better start buying low fat mayo :rotfl:

I love homemade coleslaw too. I make mine with a dairy free, egg free mayo made by Plamil. It's lovely and creamy but probably still high in fat/oil lol.
I also sometimes use celeriac instead of or aswell as cabbage.

lesliejack wrote: »

I expect this is common knowledge, but just in case, did you know you can use your APG to pay for photos etc in Asda photoshop?
DD printed over 300 today, and APG accepted with no problems.:j:j

I didn't know that. Brilliant, thanks for sharing, :j

Anon wrote: »

I have been thinking a bit about Robin Williams today as it was such a shock to see this on the news with the loss of such talent. His poor family and friends. Hopefully he is in a better place with the biggest gig ever :A.

Poignantly, one of the movie clips they were running on a Sky News had Robin Williams playing a Father/Hero as a quest on a chat show. I paraphrase as it was not a film I was familiar with, but his advice to camera (in the film) was if you are severely depressed, please seek help. Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem .

I cannot appreciate how desperate/depressed someone would have to be to go this far or indeed to suffer from this illness, as I count myself very fortunate not to have had this terrible illness. But I have had family members and friends who have suffered from severe depression who appear to have everything going for them yet are still afflicted. It can affect anyone .

It is sound advice above - if affected, seek help, there are people and organisations out there who can offer advice and guidance.

Take care
Anon

I completely agree. I've never suffered with depression but it breaks my heart to see and hear of those that do. Hugs to anyone who is struggling x

Good luck with your kidney op & future transplant Izzy. Reading things like this put my minor grumbles into perspective xxx

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Well having trotted down to A's to partake in the current Tresemme keratin/jf oil glitch, I used both tonight and I must say my hair does feel rather sleeker than usual

Will be interesting to see if it is still as sleek when I wake up in the morning

And we'll see what the sea air at Dawlish Warren does to it tomorrow :rotfl:

Possibly best to try it out under normal conditions Mildred? Not when you are moving around more than normal :eek: :rotfl:

I hope you are having a lovely time

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh don't!!! One of the funniest things I have ever had said to me a few years ago......when all these historical Scottish films were on the go.

I went to watch Braveheart at the cinema with a good but quite frankly dim friend we enjoyed it. I suggested a couple of months later that we and watch the film that had come out about Robert the Bruce

Her reply was. ' No I don't think I'd like to see that after what Robert the Bruce did to Mel Gibson in Braveheart. He obviously wasn't nice if he could do that' :huh: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I love a good historical film. I had a dire history teacher at school so sometimes I actually learn something when I watch one.

aau1

Mildred1970 wrote: »

aau1....when is your official birthday?

Same day as logie

I'm turning in now. First time in a while i've felt tired before midnight

:wave:

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

Possibly best to try it out under normal conditions Mildred? Not when you are moving around more than normal :eek: :rotfl:

I hope you are having a lovely time

:rotfl:

We are having a lovely time, thank you :A

Going so fast though :eek:

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

That's what's been missing from the whole yes campaign - dare I say it




Arrggghhhh - oh here goes. Plain English !!!!

I understand Arrggghhhh

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

Same day as logie

I'm turning in now. First time in a while i've felt tired before midnight

:wave:

I might join you soon. Not in the biblical sense :eek: I have had some serious insomnia going on lately and it's catching up with me

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Has Dotty fallen asleep? :eek:

Day out on the train was obviously just too much for the old man. :rotfl:

My old man is fine thanks :eek: