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streetlights wrote: »

Good morning everybody I hope you are well and have a fabulous Monday.

womble from yesterday


8 items (6 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Morrisons
+£0.24

1 x ASDA Plain Flour (1.5Kg) £1.09 £0.75
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Home Baking Glac! Cherries (200... £1.30 N/A
1 x ASDA Candied Mixed Peel (200g) £0.74 N/A
1 x ASDA Sultanas (1Kg) £2.99 £2.99
2 x ASDA Chosen by You Currants (500g) £3.08 £3.18
1 x ASDA Seedless Raisins (1Kg) £2.99 £2.99
2 x Atora Original Shredded Suet (200g) £2.18 £2.18
1 x Lyle's Black Treacle (454g) £1.15 £1.15
1 x Whitworths Dark Soft Brown Sugar (1Kg) £2.48 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Medium Sliced White Bread (800g) £0.45 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £13.48 £13.2

Me thinks they might be making their Christmas cake sl:)

It's all the D's today:o

Dark, dreary, dismal and damp in Durham:o

Off out to work early paw sniffers. Please find some glitches:rotfl:

Sarahdol75

Good morning

Snap-ant

:wave:

From a very very wet windy stormy weather Wales

Why did I leave a newspaper out on garden table?

It's now decorating mine & neighbours' gardens

Evangeline1971

Good morning everyone

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Oh, hey, try not to let it worry too much (I know it's easy to say that:o) but you're not the only one with this! I was going to write "...with these problems", but that's how I look at it - it's only a "problem" if you make/want it to be - maybe I'm in denial, but sometimes that's the best way to be!

Changed jobs?!?:eek::eek: You're doing much better than me - in a way - as I'm currently not in a job! (But I'm in a good situation and not necessarily needing to hold a job at the moment - in a bit of a breathing space at the moment I think.)

I'm glad you're looking on the positive side, towards the end of your post. I don't know about your obsessions - I find that in my home life I get drawn into my obsessions (like now:o:rotfl:) and procrastinate and 'have executive functioning difficulty' is the technical terminology. Things get done - eventually!:rotfl::o:rotfl: At work however, it would give me some task to do and I'd get down to that task and stick on it, so I didn't find the Googling on obsessions applied there - that perhaps does need bringing under control. (I know it's difficult, as I have similar things at home and with here - a good sign if I disappear and aren't on the thread for days lol:rotfl::rotfl:!)

I lost my OP and now deleted it. I'm sorry about that, although you do seem to be coping a bit better - if I can help or provide support, you can PM me. (Just be aware :othat it might not get a reply for days on end if I'm being called off to deal with my obsessions and finding it difficult to get round to replying to you:rotfl::rotfl::(:rotfl:. I'll try. I do try, I do try folks.) Try not to let things get you down: you're doing very well (better than me in some aspects).

Thanks Savvy I did see your original partial post

There was something else I wanted to say in my original post but forgot because often I try to make a point then go off on a tangent and forget the point I was trying to make

I just wanted to say that it's thanks to this forum, mainly you and Fairclaire that I even realised I had Aspergers. I watched the Horizon program last year only because it had been talked about on here and I wanted to understand this condition that people had talked about on this forum. Prior to that I knew very little about it and certainly had no idea that it affected me.

I'm in a better place now I understand what's wrong with me, don't feel like such a massive failure anymore. It would have been nice to find out sooner but better late than never

I don't know if this is a good thing or not but I have found that I don't try so hard to fit in anymore. Before I knew I used think that I'd eventually learn to fit in but now I often just feel that people can take me as I am whether they like it or not

Normally I don't worry too much about socialising because I prefer my own company anyway but sometimes situations require some level of socialisation, such as getting to know the people I'm working with in my new job, which is why at the moment I feel my social awkwardness is being a bit of a hindrance However one good things is that the main people I work with, especially my boss are quite quirky themselves. I always feel more comfortable with people like this as I feel they won't notice anything different about me, whereas I feel uneasy around confident and efficient people Fortunately for me I don't have to work with anyone like that

Snap-ant

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davemorton

Morning
Monday morning, and so the weekly wheel trundles on.

David.

underperky wrote: »

Yes she is well , she is busy with the kids so cant keep up with


this thread so she does the facebook one


easier to keep up she said to say hi to Dotty

Shame she is a laugh/mad :rotfl:

Nannylala

Good morning :(adark and dreary one weather wise here it seems pretty general looking at earlier morning posts today.

Arthien

Morning all from a wet windy and ever-chillier West Midlands :eek:

I suspect DH is going to regret leaving the gazebo out and untethered...

Happy glitching and good luck to those having a T scanning day, hope you find lots of goodies

SpiralingDown

Morning from a wet, windy and miserable Northern Ireland
Not been about much over the weekend but have caught up from page 300. Big hi :wave: to Logie and 3Dogs, good to see you both are well x