Elite 11+ Part 75

HILLBERN

This is even more tragic because.....
Mental Health Awareness Week 2015 will take place from 11-17 May on the topic of Mindfulness.

Mindfulness is a mind-body approach to wellbeing, a way of dealing with thoughts and feelings by engaging with the present moment.People all over the world come together and celebrate our annual week-long awareness campaign

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aau1 wrote: »

Can anyone get to any of these Sainsburys stores?


East Kilbride post code G74 4UN,
Bamber Bridge PR5 6BJ,
Wakefield Marsh Way WF1 1QQ,
Heaton Park M9 0QS,
Lincoln LN6 7QN,
Mansfield NG18 1BW,
Osmaston Park DE24 8EB,
Hayes UB3 3EX,
Winnersh RG41 5AR,
Bitterne West SO18 6TG,
Stanway CO3 8AA,
Tottenham Berwick Park N17 0TX,
Low Hall E4 8ST,
Beckton E6 6JF,
Wandsworth SW18 4AD,
Pepper Hill DA11 8JH,
Hempstead ME7 3PB,
Sevenoaks TN14 5EG

apparently they are giving out leaflets that contain unique codes to view movies like Imitation Game, Maze Runner, Paddington, etc

A very kind soul on HUKD is giving away codes by PM. They obviously picked up a massive stack :T :T :beer: :money:

Free Movie from Sainsbury's (Paddington/The imitation Game/Gone Girl/The grand Budapest Hotel/Fury)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/freebies/free-movie-from-sainsbury-s-paddington-imitation-game-gone-girl-grand-budapest-hotel-2208876#comments

My brother works at Wakefield Marsh Way WF1 1QQ, I'm sure I can get some picked up. Just need to find out what they look like now... off to HUKD I go.

ilovegreatdanes

David. wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1GmxMTwUgs Maybe

Thankyou and to lfab.:As perfect.wonderful film as well.
nite all.x

David.

Anyone thinking of sending flowers from us or donating to an applicable charity count me in

Savvybuyer

David. wrote: »

Have a :grouphug:
Left or right savvy

Oh don't worry about me, I'm all right. I was just going to say though (and now am saying) that elliemoo was absolutely right (unfortunately) - Churchill had it (depression) and called it his "black dog". As I keep reminding the other person in this house that sometimes even people that get to positions of greatness have struggles underneath. We don't always see other people's struggles and think that they are doing just fine when they are not, and some of us see our own struggles and tend to think that other people are not struggling when this is not the case. Although it may seem like it at times, you are not alone. There are people, here, that care. All of us have struggles at times and share problems that you have. It's not all down - the best way is to try to stay positive, it will get better, and try to get back to things that you used to enjoy (that maybe you had forgotten about) and to take things away from the depression and into something positive.

Take it easy on yourselves folks and take care.

HILLBERN

fairclaire wrote: »

14 years I've did about half of that and I'm drained.

it is a mindset that is impossible to change at times and I so pity those that have it......as well as pitying the families that have to live with it.

it's taken me a long time to realise you can't change how someone feels. Whatever is in their head that torments them so much is worse than being here. It's not something I will ever understand nor something I want to. The thought of something being so bad I'd leave my kids behind is incomprehensible to me......but some people are so tortured, they will

I believe anything can be fixed there's no such thing as no hope........just things bad enough to dent it a lot

Stay strong Hillbern :A

My sentiments FC- I stay strong and positive, but so do you , I sometimes don't know how you cope ,but we all do somehow, at work all the patients I see think im bubbly and always have a cheerful smile- I do, - but when I get home, I still try to smile and laugh but my pretence goes- but my new baby DGS alleviates a lot of the pressure even though they live over 100 miles away, I love the hugs and cuddles they are priceless.

Im a typical Gemini

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Jekyll+ Hyde :rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Oh how sad for the family. And sad for people on here too.:(

There's nothing I can say...

I feel... normal:o, except that I start reading people's posts and feeling a bit sad (not that I should not feel that way). I'm sure I've had PMs from her in the past and I "ought" to feel feel worse, except that I think it will hit me later and different people deal with things differently. It does bring to light the issue of depression - me and someone else struggles with that in our home - there are times I get concerned about the other person when they just go out - though, touch wood, they always come back. I felt they were a bit down and might, in a minute of madness, 'do something stupid' - I can't always catch them before they go out:( but fortunately I have not had any problems to date - I bet if anything were to happen, they'd have gone out smiling and seemingly happy and then never return:(:(, I sincerely hope not although problem is you just never can tell and depression can occur suddenly at times. I think best people can do, unfortunately:(, is just try and look out for people but it's difficult as there's no way to prevent everything - for myself, I've been there and know what it's like, from my own perspective, I think, sadly, once you are there (once you have had the depression), it's always there, underlying underneath things, and if you have a moment where you feel a bit down, you feel really down - fortunately many of us can then get to a stage where the amount of time between each period of down increases but then you can have moments where it just comes back - it's difficult and all that can be done is lots of love to the people struggling with it. Hard to believe that people can be seemingly so happy and then just feel really down, and worse, but it does sometimes go from one extreme to the other - in fact, and I'm out of my depth and know nothing about this:o:o, but some things are marked by extremes in mood.

I'm sorry if I've said something that people don't want to hear. It's just a tragic situation:(.

oh bless you :A you have no need to deal with things any other than you normally do

We had a loss and you noticed :A that's a testament to how hard you try :A

feeling normal is good for you and we will all always accept you will Please don't feel the need to join in on the grief and mournings. We know you don't roll like that :A

Leothecat

O dear.....I'm so sorry to hear this awful news. Rip princess

Tinyshoes

Sleep peacefully princess. :A

My heart goes out to your family and friends. xx

Savvybuyer

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I had participated in hand wash today

ASDA VoucherWhy £6.82?
« Back to comparison results
10 items (8 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Morrisons
+£6.18

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Tiger Baguette £0.45 £0.45
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Strawberry Stripes £0.10 £0.10
1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists (12g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x Haribo Starmix Minis £0.10 £0.10
1 x ASDA Butterhead & Baby Leaf Salad (85g) £1.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Original Soft Cheese (300g) £1.00 N/A
2 x Radox Feel Revived Handwash - Mandarin & Lemongras... £3.80 £1.74
2 x Radox Feel Enchanted Handwash - Oriental Lotus & O... £3.80 £1.74
1 x Radox Replenishing & Antibacterial Handwash - Thym... £1.90 £0.87
1 x Radox Moisturising & Antibacterial Handwash - Cham... £1.90 £0.87
2 x Radox Nourishing & Antibacterial Handwash - Shea B... £3.80 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £12.15 £5.97


So the Shea Butter is NOT working!

Do M even have Shea Butter?:think:
Not sure - I don't think I remember any "Nourishing" when I was in there a week ago (and looked at these items before they became any good) - I think I only had the other ones.