The Nice People Thread, No.16: A Universe of Niceness.

CKhalvashi

ivyleaf wrote: »

Sorry to hear you're not well CK. I hope whatever the problem is, is being looked into and that you're not putting off seeing the doctor as many men do. I trust Mrs CK won't mind if I send you a virtual (hug).

Thanks Ivy, I've been feeling fine on/off and not fine on/off, largely dependent on how much sleep I've had.

I'm feeling a bit rough today (despite about 9 hours sleep), as are others I've spoken to. Knowing there's immense pressure to get a series of paperwork done for a new project isn't helping with that and is probably what's stopped me throwing the towel and going home already.

Need to click 'send' on an email to my MP that was written on Friday, however that's another story for another thread. It will make me feel a bit better though

I am popping out again to get more food in a minute though

Cakeguts

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Thanks Ivy, I've been feeling fine on/off and not fine on/off, largely dependent on how much sleep I've had.

I'm feeling a bit rough today (despite about 9 hours sleep), as are others I've spoken to. Knowing there's immense pressure to get a series of paperwork done for a new project isn't helping with that and is probably what's stopped me throwing the towel and going home already.

Need to click 'send' on an email to my MP that was written on Friday, however that's another story for another thread. It will make me feel a bit better though

I am popping out again to get more food in a minute though

Just remember that paperwork and jobs are pretty useless if you don't have your health. You have got to think about your stress levels. It doesn't matter how much money you have. You cannot pay for your health. Stress related illnesses are not picky they can happen to anyone.

Cakeguts

Looking for slightly strange family members who might be dead. Can I suggest that you look in a cupboard first?

CKhalvashi

Cakeguts wrote: »

Just remember that paperwork and jobs are pretty useless if you don't have your health. You have got to think about your stress levels. It doesn't matter how much money you have. You cannot pay for your health. Stress related illnesses are not picky they can happen to anyone.

Been there, done that, not putting my health on the line again

Time-important stuff is being given the priority, and anything else can wait.

Cakeguts wrote: »

Looking for slightly strange family members who might be dead. Can I suggest that you look in a cupboard first?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Pyxis

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Oh, we have some new space

Sorry for not being around the last few months, life in general has been a bit hectic generally, and as I've just had to say to a client on the phone, 'Sorry, I don't feel well this morning, I'll call you back shortly'. Sadly it's been happening a lot recently

Sorry to hear that, CK.

PasturesNew wrote: »

This could be "your thing" .... there's probably already a universal book holder out there .... adjustable, gravity defying, page turning on a stand... but if there's not, invent it

I think it's called a 'slave'. :rotfl:

Cakeguts wrote: »

Looking for slightly strange family members who might be dead. Can I suggest that you look in a cupboard first?

The cupboards are already full of bony things!

Tahlullah

Cakeguts wrote: »

Looking for slightly strange family members who might be dead. Can I suggest that you look in a cupboard first?

If you have any specifics, the next place to try might be under the patio.

Tahlullah

Or, if in the East End of London, you may wish to check under the cellar floor.

Pyxis

Tahlullah wrote: »

If you have any specifics, the next place to try might be under the patio.

Boot of the car?



Chest freezer?



Cellar?



Ice house?




Someone else's tomb in one's private crypt.




:think: I wonder how long it would take a flock of hens to demolish a body, given their propensity for flesh?

vivatifosi

There are microfilm copies of old newspapers in libraries in Herts. Not indexed though, so you would need to know where and when to ferret. I'll be happy to look for you next time I'm over that way.

Tahlullah

Pyxis wrote: »

:think: I wonder how long it would take a flock of hens to demolish a body, given their propensity for flesh?

Or the local Pig farm?