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Pyxis

mellymoo74 wrote: »

Roots is the problem pyxis.
I have been putting it off for a few weeks but feeling g really drab and no amount of your beautiful comments is helping lol.
Bullet biting time I think.
Smoothie today was made with a dole tropical fruit cup, honey Greek yoghurt, blueberries, protein powder and maca is nice doing this one again.

Sorry! Didn't realise you already dye it!

Might be worth finding a travelling hairdresser though!

Georgiegirl256

calleyw wrote: »

In the summer I do sometimes. especially if I have been up half the night. I know the job is done. And I don't have to worry about it in the morning incase I over sleep.

looks like its going to rain at 3pm tomorrow.

Yours

Calley

Ah ok, just I'd never heard of anyone doing that before that's all! I guess if you're sure it's not going to rain then it's ok, but I wouldn't have thought it would get much drying until the morning, but I guess that doesn't matter, because as like you say, it's already out ready!

Georgiegirl256

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

Hope everyone is ok *hugs*

Had a lovely time with Swain, we stayed up to watch the thunderstorm, we stood on the little alley thing inbetween the houses and watched all the lightning in a weird way it was quite romantic (if thunderstorms are your thing!)!

I can see how it'd be quite romantic! I actually like thunder and lightening and love watching it! We had some brilliant lightening here the other night!

mellymoo74 wrote: »

Knackered due to 2 hours sleep.
Got a load of washing in about to wash up, do the bathroom then dog hike time.

Bearing in mind how hard I'm finding washing my hair should I try to dye it?

Do you have a set dye that you always use? If not, you could try John Frieda precision foam? It's a piece of cake to put on, and it's even something that your OH could help with (without fear of it going wrong!) if you struggled lifting your arms. I always get D to come and do some of the back or just to check I've covered everywhere!

elsien

Gitdog needs a decent bounce so I've arranged to meet the dog walking group. I've been away the last two weekends so my house is dirty, the garden is overgrown and the ironing pile is huge. I have to NVQ and I can't get into the study to even find the computer anyway.
I think I'm going to run out of weekend again. I wish I could work part time. Or get organised. Or both.

calleyw

Morning my lovelies,

Good job I put the washing out last night LOL!!! as still in bed. Woke up at 7am and then went back to sleep.

Got no plans for the day. So not sure if I will get up today or not.

Yours

Calley

jobbingmusician

Pyxis wrote: »

I just don't like it much. I can force myself to eat it, but I much prefer things without, particularly yummy things like ginger!
To my mind, it really spoils the ginger!

OK, just for you......... https://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Beechdean-Honey--Ginger/43638011?from=search&tags=|20000&param=ginger+ice+cream&parentContainer=SEARCHginger+ice+crea_SHELFVIEW

Pyxis

jobbingmusician wrote: »

OK, just for you......... https://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Beechdean-Honey--Ginger/43638011?from=search&tags=|20000&param=ginger+ice+cream&parentContainer=SEARCHginger+ice+crea_SHELFVIEW

That sounds nice! I'll look out for it in Waitrose!
Many thanks!

JCS1

I've suffered with depression for years, always controlled by meds.

There was a trigger a few months ago, and I've steadily got worse.

Self referred myself to Well-being service, but not working.

Went back to Dr's, got referred to Access team. As I've no history of drink/drugs/harming myself/manage to drag myself to work, I'm considered low risk.

What do I have to do to get help?

x

Pyxis

JCS1 wrote: »

I've suffered with depression for years, always controlled by meds.

There was a trigger a few months ago, and I've steadily got worse.

Self referred myself to Well-being service, but not working.

Went back to Dr's, got referred to Access team. As I've no history of drink/drugs/harming myself/manage to drag myself to work, I'm considered low risk.

What do I have to do to get help?

x

Welcome to the thread, JCS1.
Hmmm.
Tricky one, that.
Maybe you just have to keep pushing the GP. Trouble is, when the black dog strikes, that's the last thing you have the energy or self-esteem enough to do. Catch 22.
Might be an idea to keep a diary of how it's affecting your life, and, if applicable, how it affects other people in your life........family, colleagues, friends.

calleyw

Pyxis wrote: »

Welcome to the thread, JCS1.
Hmmm.
Tricky one, that.
Maybe you just have to keep pushing the GP. Trouble is, when the black dog strikes, that's the last thing you have the energy or self-esteem enough to do. Catch 22.
Might be an idea to keep a diary of how it's affecting your life, and, if applicable, how it affects other people in your life........family, colleagues, friends.

I think it depends on the dr as well. Because most of my appointments are same day ones I never see the same dr. I asked to go back on AD. And had counseling suggested.

My ex not sure how but at the same surgery got referred to a psychiatrist went once and never bothered again. Well that was waste of time.

I paid for private counseling not sure it was helpful. I think I know what I need to do and the answer to part of my problems.

Yours

Calley