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2019 - A Clutter Free Life
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R.e. the parkrun would I be able to take DS in pushchair is there is one near me? I need to start doing some more exercise!
C xx
Yes you can take your DS along in a pushchair. Take a look at the Parkrun website to find out where your local one is. It will tall you a little about the course too e.g. flat, paved. I really can't recommend parkrun enough. The atmosphere is lovely, everyone really is welcome and encouraged. It's a great community.[/QUOTE]
Thank youthere is one in the local town to me we have a lovely park there. Unfortunately I am working the next 3 Sats but hoping I can go to the one after that
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Sorry to turn this into a migraine thread.:D
My GP gave me Naratriptan for migraines. I think they worked okay.
I mostly used to use Mefenamic acid, I got it for period pains but it works on migraines too.
I had to keep a food diary and realised that I had quite a lot of food triggers, artificial sweeteners, coffee etc...0 -
Wednesday2000 wrote: »Sorry to turn this into a migraine thread.:D
My GP gave me Naratriptan for migraines. I think they worked okay.
I mostly used to use Mefenamic acid, I got it for period pains but it works on migraines too.
I had to keep a food diary and realised that I had quite a lot of food triggers, artificial sweeteners, coffee etc...
I had mefenamic acid for mine too and that did help quite a bit.
I might give the food dairy a go tbh I am on SW and when I stick to it and eat healthy I feel ok unless I don't eat for too long then I get one but when I eat carp I get more headaches
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Got 3 empty boxes ready to go in the hall. I’ll see what I can get into them by Friday.
.......well, at least I’m thinking about getting clutter free since I read this thread.:D;)Overprepare, then go with the flow.
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chocolatelover93 wrote: »I had mefenamic acid for mine too and that did help quite a bit.
I might give the food dairy a go tbh I am on SW and when I stick to it and eat healthy I feel ok unless I don't eat for too long then I get one but when I eat carp I get more headaches
C xx
My biggest food trigger is either going too long between meals or eating a lot of sweet food so clearly blood sugar must have something to do with it. I can have common migraine triggers like wine, cheese, chocolate with no issue at all.0 -
I am currently sitting in a house that looks like a jumble sale/rubbish tip. It occurred to me that I don't want to declutter things and just put the stuff I am keeping in the same place. I have long been frustrated with not being organised enough and not having a place for everything. My paperwork is currently in three different drawers so I always have to check all three when looking for a document. So I have chosen which furniture/areas of the house are for different items. But it meant clearing everything from those areas so I now have piles of stuff all over the place. Arg! I dream of knowing where every item is in my house so I will soldier on.
140-141) 2 candles sold on ebay.
142-154) Magazines gone into the recycling. I no longer look at mags in the shops. They just cause clutter and I never get around to reading them.
155-158) Craft stuff sold on ebay.0 -
Mrs SD, actually, DGS and DD3 help me put everything in the right box: give, bin, sell
DD2, BF and DD4 Don't help much, may be they think it's a long time to go….I'll wait 1-2 months and advise then.
161-169: items sold, 47 euros in the travel pot
170: 1 bin liner of shredded papework, I think I'm ok with paperwork now
listed 14 items1st goal: 0/936 euros
2nd goal: 0/15160 euros0 -
@Cranky40 - I take Sumatriptan - when I first started I took the full dose and it floored me - I now only take half a tablet at a time and taken early enough it does the trick and doesn't make me feel awful!
Fantastic news re: leak - it's very minor and due to a small part of my toilet cistern not working properly - so it should just cost me a few pounds to replace. I was terrified that it was something major that would cost a fortune so I am beyond relieved !!!!!:jsomerandom wrote: »155: registered DS on the electoral register
156. Nerf gun
157. Hat
158. toy binocculars
159. pencil case
160. magnifying glass
161. night-light
162. balloon box
all to CS all items approved for decluttering by DS :AShifting my energy for 20200 -
OH has started sorting his work stuff that is all over the kitchen & we've recycled about 15 heavy catulogues/magazines & clutch of paperwork. I've also thrown out some done towels that were used as paint wipes.
So am about 67 items I've chucked some ripped plastic bags I was keeping for...goodness knows why? So I can actually open one drawer without them escaping all over the kitchen floor.0
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