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OS - Sunday 27th April 2008

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  • Benthosboy
    Benthosboy Posts: 417 Forumite
    Martyn, about that sore throat, I don't know it you're familiar with Merocaine or Dequacaine, but they're really effective over-the-counter anaesthetic lozenges. Talk to your pharmacist about them.

    Thanks for that but the way I feel right now, I might see if I can blag some of my dear old dad's liquid morphine :eek:

    What with being shattered (again) my throat playing up AND I poked myself in the eye earlier on when I came out of the shower, I'm not sure which way to turn at the moment. I just hope the anti-depressants can stop me from slip-sliding back down into the black hole. For the past couple of days, I've felt like the me of 20 years ago so I have no desire to return to being the me of a few weeks ago :cry::cry::cry:

    Man try :D
    LBM: 12.2.08.
    Debt-free as of July '09 :j and determined not to go there, ever again :mad:
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  • jannyannie
    jannyannie Posts: 797 Forumite
    Evening all

    BARGAIN RZL lovely photo
    PENPIN hugs to you, sorry things are c**p.

    Welcome new posters.

    No rain here, just very close. Have planted some more seeds and they are in the cold frames. Have used old cardboard egg boxes so I don't have to disturb the roots. Ironing and homework all done, DS in bed and OH just about to go to work. Oh joy, peace and quiet!

    Have a good night all.

    Jan :A xxxx
  • stefejb
    stefejb Posts: 1,725 Forumite
    Back from a brilliant day at "love music hate racism". very wet for most of the day - we laid one picnic blanket down and held one aove us while we ate - but the music was really good - well I thought so anyway. the girls abandoned me at one point because i was dancing funny apparantly.

    Mad dash across london to get dd home in time for dr who which she missed yesterday - got in at 7.59 - phew

    dd(22) was left n charge all day so house is an absolute tip - i will have a scream after dr who confidential and we will be living on picnic leftovers all this week.
    I'm going to feed our children non-organic food and with the money saved take them to the zoo - half man half biscuit 2008
  • Bargain_Rzl
    Bargain_Rzl Posts: 6,254 Forumite
    redruby - the trouble is, when you DO like opera, you lose the ability to understand why most other people DON'T ;):D

    I'm a great advocate of the "try something properly, then tell me if you don't like it" philosophy. For me, it's ballet. I have TRIED to appreciate ballet - I've been to maybe 10 to 15 live ballet performances, and I'm currently taking an evening class in beginner's lessons - but when I see a professional performance, though I can appreciate the skill involved, it just doesn't do anything for me. But at least I can say I've tried it.

    My brother is never going to like opera. I've taken him to a couple of things. Recently, I even took him to a performance of "Impempe Yomlingo", a fantastic adaptation of "The Magic Flute" by a South African company, and he really loved it as a show, but said he just doesn't enjoy the operatic way of singing. Fair enough...

    Martyn, you've got to expect that not every day will be fab. You are being treated for depression after all. Treat the good days as a bonus, and the bad days as something to be got through for the next good day. Hopefully in a little while the good days will become the majority ;)

    Edit: jannyannie, thanks for the compliment on the photo :)
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  • Penelope_Penguin
    Penelope_Penguin Posts: 17,242 Forumite
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    Evening all!

    Happy Birthday to Miss Owen :bdaycake:and Mr Natzini :bdaycake: Hope you've both been spoiled rotten :D

    Had a really busy day. DS went off to a football tournament (his team won the competition, and he won the penalty shoot out :T :j ) DH jetted off to China for the week, and I collected DD and 4 friends from a scout camp in Derbyshire (4 hour round trip :eek: :eek: ). I've just put the WM and BM on and am sitting with a glass of wine and my knitting.

    See you tomorrow, Penny. x
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  • taplady
    taplady Posts: 7,184 Forumite
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    evening all!

    PP - hope you get a good nights sleep - will be thinking of you tomorrow, hope it goes ok at the hospital.


    Have just got back form taking DS1 to his lodgings - we had to muck his room out again:eek: :eek: :eek: it was truly disgusting. We came home with another huge bag if laundry including his bedding that has only been changed once this year!:eek: I bought him a new set today so he had no choice but to change it! 4 bags of rubbish came out of there too! yuk!!!!!

    off for an early night soon as am shattered.

    Take care all ,see you in the morning!
    Do what you love :happyhear
  • Hiya Again!

    I have just had a lovely PM from someone who has never posted before. Thank you very much and it really touched me. Please come and post as we love allsorts here:D ...and we're all boring in our own way:rotfl:

    There are some truly lovely people out there.

    PP
    xx
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  • stefejb
    stefejb Posts: 1,725 Forumite
    I can't do the proper link thingies or anything but there's a piccie of Johane's new baby on page four of the flylady thread - she is a real sweetie. well done Johanne
    I'm going to feed our children non-organic food and with the money saved take them to the zoo - half man half biscuit 2008
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