Thank you for your reply, Sable_Jan.
Thank you for your reply, Sable_Jan.
I eventually went to bed at 10am and woke at 1pm.
It really is a nuisance, it's holding me back from posting as much as I would like.
There's many posts I'd like to comment on but my brain's so, for want of a better word, foggy,
I'd probably come across as a real plonker.
I tell my wife that when I get up after eventually having a sleep, I feel I'm dead. lol.
And appointments!!!!!! they have to be scheduled for afternoons.
Anyway, I know I'm not alone with the silly thing, there are other members in here who struggle with extreme tiredness/fatigue also.
Thank you again.
willie.
Well, go on, go on! Rant please!That's the wonderful Mrs Doyle
Its an odd thing to "like" a post on the scream thread but take it as "I'm thinking of you and sending hugs"I'm not ill or anything, just filled up with anger, wont, or cant, say what it is, otherwise the floodgates may open and I may not be here
Hi Willie, have you been assessed for fibromyalgia, the lack of sleep and foggy brain, fatigue...... I have it too.....have a look on fibromyalgia. Co.UK and check out the symptoms......Thank you for your reply, Sable_Jan.
I eventually went to bed at 10am and woke at 1pm.
It really is a nuisance, it's holding me back from posting as much as I would like.
There's many posts I'd like to comment on but my brain's so, for want of a better word, foggy,
I'd probably come across as a real plonker.
I tell my wife that when I get up after eventually having a sleep, I feel I'm dead. lol.
And appointments!!!!!! they have to be scheduled for afternoons.
Anyway, I know I'm not alone with the silly thing, there are other members in here who struggle with extreme tiredness/fatigue also.
Thank you again.
willie.
Thank you for your reply, Sable_Jan.
I eventually went to bed at 10am and woke at 1pm.
It really is a nuisance, it's holding me back from posting as much as I would like.
There's many posts I'd like to comment on but my brain's so, for want of a better word, foggy,
I'd probably come across as a real plonker.
I tell my wife that when I get up after eventually having a sleep, I feel I'm dead. lol.
And appointments!!!!!! they have to be scheduled for afternoons.
Anyway, I know I'm not alone with the silly thing, there are other members in here who struggle with extreme tiredness/fatigue also.
Thank you again.
willie.
Daughter is just back home from Uni for ten days, so it's full ahead discarded clothing on the floor, unwashed crockery and all the other evils of student life
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Daughter is just back home from Uni for ten days, so it's full ahead discarded clothing on the floor, unwashed crockery and all the other evils of student life
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Lol. Back in my day. You spent 8/9 hours a day feeling "the burn" in a sweaty industrial mirrored room.. Then crawl back to your digs with muscle ache..
These days? Nothing's changed except I work in a warehouse..
Played by the excellent Pauline McLynn. She wrote a novel some years ago, (she's an extremely talented woman) and, as you do, she went to her Publisher's Sales Conference, to enthuse the Sales Reps about it. At the end, she was signing copies of the book to give to the (by now thoroughly on-side) Reps. Apparently she was inscribing them "To xyz. Thanks for the sh*g, love Pauline"That's the wonderful Mrs Doyle
She's reading for a degree in Drama and Theatre Studies, so she spends half her time doing Lee Strasberg exercises and the other half making theoretical analyses of Greek Tragedy (I may have simplified things a bit). Dance is her way of relaxing - along with libations and beach-occupancy, as above: she's done Street Dance since she was about nine or ten and now also does jazz, tap and has just started learning Irish dancing, much to her (Ulster-born) Mum's delight.
But to revert to the subject of the Dance Competition, when she told me where she was going, I Googled Salou and found an absolutely classic Daily Wail article, which you can read here, if you really want to.
... and so on, ad nauseam.
Apparently they were all warned about journalists looking for a cheap story and told to be very suspicious of any strangers asking lots of questions, or wanting to take their photo. Having read the article, my daughter is a bit disappointed, 'cos she feels she's missed out on all the depravity. Well - most of it, anyway
What a nasty, cheap little rag the Mail is. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
There was something earlier on today that really irritated the c**p out of me and I thought "I must let off steam on the thread". Blowed if I can remember what it was now AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRR
There was something earlier on today that really irritated the c**p out of me and I thought "I must let off steam on the thread". Blowed if I can remember what it was now AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRR
