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Thanks for the hugs and support @DJC3 @jjraak and @gennepher. @ianpspurs our little corner just isnt the same without you so please continue to lurk and hope all goes well for you.
Oh no - to have run out of coffee - how are you going to cope with your day today.I may run out of coffee that is just not acceptable under any circumstances...woke to a 6.6
Morning...couldn't be bothered to post earlier just wondering if I can muster up the enthusiasm to get dressed...why?...didn't shop yesterday & whilst there is usually 'something' in the freezer or cupboard to use... I may run out of coffee that is just not acceptable under any circumstances...woke to a 6.6
Saskia if only you'd said earlier...I've just got back from shopping loaded up with coffee.6.6 Wednesday morning.
@Bubbsie I wish you were here, perhaps we could inspire each other to get moving and go shopping, you need coffee, I want some CoffeeMate and a new pillow ...
I'd go off the rails without my morning coffee/s SaskiaYou sound like I feel.
I had enough for this morning Krystna otherwise things could have turned nasty...I've been shopping & doubled up on the coffee.Oh no - to have run out of coffee - how are you going to cope with your day today.
You and @Bubbsie dont need to get dressed if you dont want to but for heavens sake do have your coffee!!You sound like I feel.
Well, from your tone, i do of course suspect you have fallen for the all too easy " have to wait for our 3rd world attitude to modern technology," that is currently quite popular with some on line communities.
BUT i have to tell you, the viewpoint being pedalled is WRONG.
The view ignores the fact that all our 'service" based companies, HAVE to complete their preliminary testing of the safety and validity of the possible benefits of this new techno marvel age,
where OTA communications, Real Time information and GPS can be safely utilised,
They have a duty of care, to ensure YOU can cope with this much information,
WITHOUT the fear that many will fall victim to the stress of knowing
* too much about about the situation in hand
* become obsessive in wanting constant updates so they can take the necessary precautions ..
(make tea, NOT make tea. Pop to shops, NOT pop to shops, type of thing )
As A type 2 diabetic who has seen FIRST hand the traumatisation of so many of those poor Type 2
you know, those weak minded individuals too sensitive to follow the simple protocols that are CLEARLY LAID OUT for them to follow...(Eatwell stupid..why u so dumb )
Your not unique in your ignorance of this dangerous mind set.
it affects far too many in the uk and worldwide, that we fail to even see it, when it rear it's ugly head in many normal day to day situations
Ring a bell....
"well, it started when i looked at the weather reports for the day..."
need i say more.?
And as such, i agree fully with the safety measures issued by your sofa company.
I don't think you realise the danger you COULD have been in,
having so much information to hand is NOT good for anyone
better to follow the old tried , tested and proven to fail methods of the rest of the herd.
Hope no offence taken at your blatant stupidity in not understanding the simple instructions
but i am HONESTLY only trying to save you from yourself.
Your sincerely
JJ raak
Consultant in CBT
@ CBA Informationoverload. com
Where lives are elevated and transformed.
"Need to know ? No you don't," ....FACT.
You and @Bubbsie dont need to get dressed if you dont want to but for heavens sake do have your coffee!!
Be careful what you wish for. Who really wants a spavined old fella stinking up the place like the smell of fried fish and lowering the price of property in the postcode? Great fbg by the way.
Today was a different story @jjraak and much compensation as we meandered on two wheels round the B and less than B roads over moorland and forest road to this fine hostelry for a bit of grub; https://www.garagebarandgrille.co.uk/
About 140 breezy yet rain free miles avoiding cars, caravans, lorries and worst of all, tourists pulling caravans.
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I’m not sure what “spavined” means Ian but it sounds fantastic, one day I too would like to be spavined, and smelling like fried fish would be an added bonus. Perhaps wearing a pair of tatty knitted fingerless gloves and turned down wellies with my faded corduroys... what dreams these are.
Your dog Jacko sounds as though he had a wonderful life with you and was a very special dog. Our dogs and cats bring real joy into our lives but it is so hard to bear when they pass away.Believe it or not I am actually busy writing a book all about the adventures of a dog rescued by The Edward Foundation, its all about my dog Jacko's (who has sadly passed away) adventures living with us in "The Pollards sanitorium for Extraordinary Bulldogs", he's the big fella in my avatar, I've nearly finished it but it's put to one side at the moment as I'm an emotional mess after writing it, it brings up some brilliant memories, but also the pain of fighting to keep him alive with pneumonia and then losing him within five weeks of his fur sister. It will make you laugh out loud and cry in equal measure or so says the lady who has been proof reading the chapters.
So pleased to hear that you had enough coffee for the morning. I agree that things could have turned nasty if you had run out.I had enough for this morning Krystna otherwise things could have turned nasty...I've been shopping & doubled up on the coffee.
Today was a different story @jjraak and much compensation as we meandered on two wheels round the B and less than B roads over moorland and forest road to this fine hostelry for a bit of grub; https://www.garagebarandgrille.co.uk/
About 140 breezy yet rain free miles avoiding cars, caravans, lorries and worst of all, tourists pulling caravans.
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