Here we can all be heard for a little while. Part 2

jobbingmusician

Morning all!

I'm hoping this week will be a bit gentler on the system than last week, even though I have rehearsals tonight, tomorrow and ..... ummm can't remember what happens after that..... Off work today though, which has to be good

Apologies for not reading the descriptions of illnesses by those soft toys - I just looked at the pictures :eek: Love the weather descriptions, though!

:hello: theresamum (Pyxis, you would fit right in to this house, as we always play with words like that as well) ETA = oooo, well spotted, as you really are Theresa!

Georgiegirl256

Welcome theresamum2 :wave: I too read it as there's a mum 2, well spotted Pyxis!

Another miserable weather day here, so windy and rainy, and it's meant to last for days appartently.

Flybaby

lol - I read it at there's a mum 2 as well - even though my mums name is Theresa!!!!


Hello TM2! **waves** have some ~squishes~


Moo - how you feeling? Do you think you managed to avoid catching it?


Plodding along here, assignment due tomorrow so no more procrastinating is possible! Not feeling it at the moment....bit of a slump I think...... have another 3 days at uni starting Thursday and we are going on a site visit to a really cool company that I actually really want to go to, but I am still feeling the "can't be arsed" feeling.


Fireworks here were amazingly minimal. I bundled hubby off to friends firework party (not my thing) and settled down to have a night disturbed by loads of bangs and heard maybe 5 all night. There was more banging the next morning when hubby woke up with killer hangover and guts ache because he ate chilli hot dogs cooked in the bonfire at the party...........lmao..............happens every year!!!!!

theresamum2

Thinking i should of put a space between theresa and mum now lol.

Pyxis

theresamum2 wrote: »

Thinking i should of put a space between theresa and mum now lol.

Not at all!

"There's a mum!" is quite a compliment!

whitewing

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3296741/What-living-post-natal-depression-REALLY-like-Honest-mothers-share-heartbreaking-isolating-experiences.html

theresamum2

Pyxis wrote: »

Not at all!

"There's a mum!" is quite a compliment!

Didn't think of it like that

tea_lover

In addition to hitting the car this morning (v minor but annoying) I've also managed to cut my arm on my watch (don't even ask - no idea how I did that).

Slightly concerned about what the third thing will be! Maybe I should give up on the evening and go straight to bed when I get home, might be safer lol.

codemonkey

Tea - we could call it the Asda incident.

So my phone looks like it's on its last legs and I still have ages left on my contract. I think I need to do a factory reset. I have bad luck with Samsung phones.

Spent most of the day sleeping. I kept trying to get up bit my eyes wouldn't stay open. Did get a few bits for my Christmas parcels delivered which is good.

Waves_and_Smiles

*Waves from under a duvet in the corner of the fort*

I'm here, can't post because psychosis says I am a stupid idiot who doesn't deserve anyone's time and everything I say is ridiculous anyway. It will pass, it's largely hormonal. We are also having a bit of an MPD struggle today with feeling the same age as this body, I feel far younger and although I logically know how I old I am it feels completely wrong, as if I should be at least 30 years younger with all the insecurities that brings. I also feel fear at how I can possibly be this age like I am stuck in a nightmare, kind of like waking up from a coma and realising it's years later and you have missed half your life. It happens sometimes and will resolve itself. There are several reasons why it occurs, not least because someone who in this case was likely a teenager has woken up after a long time asleep. It's uncomfortable but manageable.

I am here and reading along though and cheering everyone on! Warm handshakes, hugs and squishes to all.