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Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

We are getting new neighbours at the weekend, hubby says dont you (me) speak to them first then they may speak to him:rotfl::rotfl: after i spoke to the other ignorant,arrogant git they wouldnt speak to us again:rotfl::rotfl:

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Tinyshoes

izzy65 wrote: »

Good evening, Hudson to ladyshoper you must give it time to get used to everything , it's hard but you new it was going to be, nothing wrong with having a moan and cry, it's probably beneficial, give yourself a treat:)

Sorry izzy but is Hudson a personal butler for LS, I think she could really do with one at the moment. :A

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

We are getting new neighbours at the weekend, hubby says dont you (me) speak to them first then they may speak to him:rotfl::rotfl: after i spoke to the other ignorant,arrogant git they wouldnt speak to us again:rotfl::rotfl:

So you are being told to shut yer cakehole. :eek: :rotfl:

Nerfy going to have a field day.....

altojack

Tinyshoes wrote: »

AJ would it help to get a special seat cushion to position yourself better in the car at the moment. Mr TS has one for his back it has a cut out bit one of the physios he used to work with recommended it to him all about posture.

I must admit I do tense up sometimes while driving which doesn't help joints aching but have found the corsa more relaxing to drive on a long trip than the focus as I have been able to move the steering wheel.

Tiny those back cushions are great, I've used one but haven't biught one, yet. On my list to do.

I think I've gone from knowing I'll ache to panicking and getting anxious. I'm going to put it off for now and drive everyday from tomorrow. Cost a fortune in fuel but I just need to get it out of my head.
I'm having nightmares that I am stuck somewhere, aching, it's dark and ....... That's when I wake up :eek: I don't want to start having actual panic attacks again. Had them years ago, took months to get sorted.

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

He was horrible man, it was all to do with a sky dish:eek:

Tinyshoes wrote: »

So you are being told to shut yer cakehole. :eek: :rotfl:

Nerfy going to have a field day.....

I know:o i have never hurt a fly as im a :A , we had the last laugh though as we now get a picture as we use his old sky dish and can watch telly now:T:T:T:rotfl::rotfl:

izzy65

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Sorry izzy but is Hudson a personal butler for LS, I think she could really do with one at the moment. :A

Lol, stupid auto correct, sorry LS meant hugs although if a butler called Hudson is any good to you your welcome:D

rhosynbach

ladyshopper sorry your having a hard time . sending you love and hugs, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

Tiny those back cushions are great, I've used one but haven't biught one, yet. On my list to do.

I think I've gone from knowing I'll ache to panicking and getting anxious. I'm going to put it off for now and drive everyday from tomorrow. Cost a fortune in fuel but I just need to get it out of my head.
I'm having nightmares that I am stuck somewhere, aching, it's dark and ....... That's when I wake up :eek: I don't want to start having actual panic attacks again. Had them years ago, took months to get sorted.

Make sure you do then AJ. xx

I can empathise with you when DD3 first got good at trampolining meant it was not always viable for me to share lifts anymore like when it was just me and DD2 travelling and I got a bit panicky at times driving all over the country. The best thing I ever did was get a Tom Tom, even if I knew where I was going, I would set it up it just to reassure me, I don't usually look at it much just listening to the instructions makes me feel more relaxed.

I know the way to DD1's off by heart now but use it every time even if Mr TS is in the car it has become my habit of security.

I do think it's an age thing too though, I had no problem driving up and down the country in my early/mid twenties. I started to worry when I approached 40 and not the speed.

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

He was horrible man, it was all to do with a sky dish:eek:


I know:o i have never hurt a fly as im a :A , we had the last laugh though as we now get a picture as we use his old sky dish and can watch telly now:T:T:T:rotfl::rotfl:

Never get between a man and his sky dish!

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TrulyMadly

My theory was wrong...worst whoopsie night at T's ever:rotfl:

I've brought back a pack of steak for 60p and I've just opened it and started feeding Oswald as he was giving me "that look":o