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lostinrates

GDB2222 wrote: »

Misophonia - I had to look it up. It must be a real PITA. I take your point that there are more important things to worry about.

There are people who really pander to there misophonia, I don't. Its not other people's fault.

Fwiw, don't worry. . I find group eating situations fine.


I don't often choose to eat with a couple of particular people one on one with no back ground music if possible.
My guess is that I've always been wired a bit wrong neurologically, I also had hearing tests after the perforated eardrum and had freakish hearing. ( When I was a child my parents used to find their metre swaddled in pillows). Its why when I lose a bit of hearing I'm less stressed I think that the other senses :D.

michaels

Do I hear happiness?

Spirit_2

vivatifosi wrote: »

It's Strictly day tomorrow! Am very excited!

will you and Dr tif dress for the occassion in case a couple from the audience are neeeded as last minute stand ins.

have a lovely trip

edit :saw you are wearing a cardi and slippers or some such. Your metropolitan image can probably weather a little woolly.

Generali

I made Thai green chicken curry tonight and went a bit* OTT with the chilli. OMFG. It hurts! It hurts!

Arrrrrr, ice cream for pudding.




*Bit OTT? Waaay OTT. It's the first time I can think of that I had too much chilli.

Wheezy_2

ivyleaf wrote: »

Can we see kiwi with his reindeer ribbon on?

lostinrates wrote: »

Ivy leaf, its too dark to take photos here now. Remind me tomorrow if I forget

Gentle reminder.

zagubov

Generali wrote: »

Fascinating, I never knew that existed.

Apparently the sense loss associated with the highest rate of suicide afterwards is anosmia*.

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/medical_examiner/2008/07/the_nose_that_never_knows.html

Yeah, Slate. Interesting nonetheless.

Thanks for that link. There's an interesting graphic for us dog pwners in the Slate.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/wild_things/2014/11/12/big_data_dog_graph_popularity_of_dog_breeds_mapped_against_their_overall.html?wpisrc=obnetwork

I've got to walk our dog but the frost outside isn't too welcoming.

PasturesNew

Well, that was nippy overnight - so the white lawn tells me and the live local weather site .... warm and toasty in here though. It went down to -3 apparently!

Had to go round and wipe the bottom of all the windows, which only happens when it's super-cold overnight.

Wheezy_2

zagubov wrote: »

I've got to walk our dog but the frost outside isn't too welcoming.

Ours is still in 'do not disturb' mode.

Yorkie1

vivatifosi wrote: »

It's Strictly day tomorrow! Am very excited!

:j

Have a fab time

I'm looking forward to hearing how they actually fit all the elements of the 2 shows together; I guess that a lot of the Sunday show is done out of sequence in order to allow for scene and costume changes.

Had a lovely time at the pub last night with people from the allotments. Should get out of bed but it's cold and I'm comfy!

zagubov

PasturesNew wrote: »

Well, that was nippy overnight - so the white lawn tells me and the live local weather site .... warm and toasty in here though. It went down to -3 apparently!

Had to go round and wipe the bottom of all the windows, which only happens when it's super-cold overnight.

Having just walked our dog (halfway between hotdog and overlooked treasure) I can confirm that the ground is frosty and hard - but not icy or slippy.:)