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

Pyxis

Not milk! Lager!

tea_lover wrote: »

Yay! I've spent most of this week looking at crafts made out of milk bottle lids - can we put some of those on the card please? I'm sure WaSP would like a bottle lid turtle to cheer him up!

Get Well Soon
WaSp!
From TeamWaS xxxx

Waves_and_Smiles

He said "Awww, thanks". He was touched!

Pyxis

Waves_and_Smiles wrote: »

He said "Awww, thanks". He was touched!

Touchèd Turtle! :rotfl:

Waves_and_Smiles

Hahahahaha! Yes, exactly!

codemonkey

Was, just so you know, the stuff going down in Paris tonight is definitely not your fault.

whitewing

I agree with code.

Our thoughts are with the people of Paris.

I also know when I was suffering greatly from anxiety that these kind of events would be very terrifying for me, even if they were in another country and many miles away. Please no one be scared by yourself tonight. The Samaritans are free to call on 116 123 from landline or mobile if you need to connect with someone.

Pyxis

Most definitely not, not, not your fault, WaS.
Not your fault.
Nothing you have done, thought or said had anything to do with events,
So be peaceful and reassured. :A

Pyxis

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I thought we needed a bit of diversion. :A


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.......and Large!

mellymoo74

Fly and WaS that's what OH is doing at the moment along with ordering his rituals in order of distress (which caused distress lol I have had 2 days late back this week and he's in a mood).

It's things like clean your teeth differently, shave after not before shower therapist explained it as a way of learning the sky doesn't fall in when you change things, then you start to understand the rituals don't keep me, you, froo, boo and tomcat safe.

Pyxis

Have just been reading the Letters page in Radio Times.

I caught a small part of the detective series 'River' a week or so ago, and thought, like a lot of people, that it was a serious version of 'Alias Smith and Jones', where a police detective is killed then comes back as a ghost to help his colleague solve crimes.

However, a letter to Radio Times points out that this is a police officer suffering from a psychotic illness which manifests as hallucinations of his dead colleague, and not a ghost. The conversations the officer has with his dead colleague are conversations with himself.
The letter points out that there are people who manage to function despite being plagued by voices and visions caused by mental illness, and so makes this series compelling drama.

I hadn't thought of that, so I think I'll watch it from now on.