How is everyone feeling? (31) - Page 274

Indigo_ · #**8191** 21st November 2016, 06:57

5 hours sleep, yay. I'd rather stand out in the rain all day than go to work.

Mo34 · #**8192** 21st November 2016, 11:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by jinny

^^^which volunteer placement is it, Mo?

Baby/toddler music and movement group.

Actually it went surprisingly well and I even (dare I say it) quite enjoyed it. Slightly smaller group with more 18 month /2 year old's rather than babies. So they could do more. We introduced dancing with scarfs and ribbons as well for the first time which was better than just rhymes and action songs. I think i'll stick with it for now.

Professor Willow · #**8193** 21st November 2016, 17:56

Wet!

Just pulled a dead car out of a flood and the water was deeper than I expected

Professor Willow · #**8194** 21st November 2016, 21:13

Quite pleased with myself for a change,
I just managed to have an hour and a quarter phone conversation without running out of things to say!
And no awkward silences!

I don't really have a problem making calls if they're short and sweet, but over an hour - woot!

newbs16 · #**8195** 21st November 2016, 21:57

^ Well done.

Sent from my SM-G800F using Tapatalk

Professor Willow · #**8196** 21st November 2016, 22:04

^Thanks Newbs

Hope you are okay too

Sunshine Recorder · #**8197** 21st November 2016, 22:38

Nice one, D

Ronnie_Pickering · #**8198** 21st November 2016, 22:39

hey welcome back Dayvan Cowboy.

Ronnie_Pickering · #**8199** 21st November 2016, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiger_Lily

5 hours sleep, yay. I'd rather stand out in the rain all day than go to work.

couldn't help notice this, I kind of wonder now what it would be like 5 hours in the rain.

Tembo · #**8200** 21st November 2016, 23:14

Annoyed with myself.

I've fallen into the Amazon trap. I was interested in the 30-day free trial for Amazon Prime, but somehow I've ended up paying the £79 year membership. Can't really afford that right now considering I don't have a job....

I shouldnt be left alone with technology really....

I find it so easy to make mistakes when buying things online. It would be much more difficult when going into a physical shop to accidently buy something I don't want.

Pia · #**8201** 21st November 2016, 23:51

^ You can cancel your membership and get the £79 back, as long as you haven't used any of the prime benefits since your free trial ended

Feeling sleepy, and pissed off with my dad for not giving my mum enough support, especially the last couple of years. I've pretty much had to be the 'husband' in the family in terms of helping mum make decisions and stuff, and just emotionally. My dad and brother are absolutely useless.

Sunshine Recorder · #**8202** 22nd November 2016, 00:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramon

hey welcome back Dayvan Cowboy.

Thanks

newbs16 · #**8203** 22nd November 2016, 02:58

I cancelled mine after the free trial and I received a full refund.

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Indigo_ · #**8204** 22nd November 2016, 07:06

^ Me too

Professor Willow · #**8205** 22nd November 2016, 07:53

Cold but sweating

Keep waking up like this

Tembo · #**8206** 22nd November 2016, 08:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pia

^ You can cancel your membership and get the £79 back, as long as you haven't used any of the prime benefits since your free trial ended

Feeling sleepy, and pissed off with my dad for not giving my mum enough support, especially the last couple of years. I've pretty much had to be the 'husband' in the family in terms of helping mum make decisions and stuff, and just emotionally. My dad and brother are absolutely useless.

Thank you!!

Sorry to hear that Pia. It must be quite exhausting for you not getting support from your dad and brother!

ConverseCody · #**8207** 22nd November 2016, 08:34

^oh yes the same thing happened to me with the amazon prime trial!

Woke up with a very anxious feeling in my stomach. Think it's because I have volunteering today and know that I'll have to spend the whole day managing my SA!

Professor Willow · #**8208** 22nd November 2016, 10:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dayvan Cowboy

Nice one, D

Thanks Dayvan Cowboy

Quote:

Originally Posted by ConverseCody

Woke up with a very anxious feeling in my stomach. Think it's because I have volunteering today and know that I'll have to spend the whole day managing my SA!

Hope you have a good day and the nerves wear off quickly.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Muggins

Well done on the phone call

It sounds like it went rather well

Feeling like the weather - grey, dreary and miserable.

Thanks Muggins

Hope the sun starts shining for you again soon

Quote:

Originally Posted by cordyceps

Lonely.

Hope you're okay cordy

Silent Treatment · #**8209** 22nd November 2016, 11:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by D1662

Wet!

Just pulled a dead car out of a flood and the water was deeper than I expected

Well done!!

I was taking calls from people stranded in the floods all last night..I think my company should employ you!!

Dandelion10 · #**8210** 22nd November 2016, 11:52

Got tonsillitis, does anyone know what cures it bc my doctor won't give anti-biotics.

Dandelion10 · #**8211** 22nd November 2016, 12:11

Thanks Jinny, much appreciated xx. It started as a virus now is on one of my tonsils. Hopefully it will go soon.

Mo34 · #**8212** 22nd November 2016, 18:33

Rubbishy.

Had a good swimming lesson (I think) but even she said in a puzzled tone 'you seem nervous today'.
Then went off for my hospital appointment. I seem to have taken a massive backward step (sa wise). The main entrance waiting area was much more crowded than it used to be and they've moved the toilets which panicked me (ffs!), then outpatients was busy (the sodding awful tannoy system has gone at least). The specialist Nurse called me in and I dunno I just felt like a nervous wreck. The Macmillan nurse was lovely though. I went up to pathology after to have a blood test. I decided to do it there and then rather than make a GP appointment. But shit a brick, even though pathology was quiet my anxiety was just about through the roof. Not helped by the the reception having moved and you now get a card with a number (like bloody Argos

). The unfamiliarity of it all seemed to make me worse.
All totally pathetically simple stuff but for some reason set me off. Totally out of no where. *sigh*. So I was a right misery on the way home. Hopefully I'm just having an odd day. Christ! yesterday I was sitting in front of a group of strangers singing! What a difference a day makes, ay.

ConverseCody · #**8213** 22nd November 2016, 18:40

^Sorry to hear that Mo34. As you said- what a difference a day makes!

We all have rubbish days now and again. Hope tomorrow is better for you!

Mo34 · #**8214** 22nd November 2016, 20:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by ConverseCody

^Sorry to hear that Mo34. As you said- what a difference a day makes!

We all have rubbish days now and again. Hope tomorrow is better for you!

Thanks ConverseCody

anxiouslondoner · #**8215** 22nd November 2016, 20:49

No broadband! How do I get through the evening? I'm beginning to feel like I'm in solitary confinement... THERE'S A SURVIVOR IN HERE! SEND HELP! IF I DON'T MAKE IT OUT, PLEASE RETWEET MY WIFE I LOVE HER.

Tim.82 · #**8216** 22nd November 2016, 21:34

@ Darth Sidious, hope you feel better soon

@ Mo34, sorry to hear you had a bad day with anxiety

, fingers crossed you'll be back on form tomorrow

.

girlinterrupted · #**8217** 22nd November 2016, 22:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darth Sidious

Low mood and pathetically needy.

I can relate,although I think I`m pretty needy an awful lot of the time tbh,not ideal. I hope you manage to feel better soon,and in the meantime have some internet hugs although I`m not sure how much use they`ll be at assuaging said neediness

Quote:

Originally Posted by anxiouslondoner

No broadband! How do I get through the evening? I'm beginning to feel like I'm in solitary confinement... THERE'S A SURVIVOR IN HERE! SEND HELP! IF I DON'T MAKE IT OUT, PLEASE RETWEET MY WIFE I LOVE HER.

That really made me laugh,even though I feel your pain! Despite being old enough to be very well used to life before t`internet,it actually makes me anxious now when I lose access- don`t worry,we see you and the mods will be on standby to alert the emergency services should you not reappear by Thursday. Or maybe we could petition one to organise a drone to drop in a care package? IF YOU RECIEVE THIS MESSAGE DON`T PANIC AND WATCH THE SKIES FOR AID

Quote:

Originally Posted by biscuits

I seem to be coming out of the other side of a particularly low spell.

Glad to hear you`re starting to feel better biscuits,onwards and upwards I reckon

Olly. · #**8218** 22nd November 2016, 22:11

^^ Yay

Appear · #**8219** 22nd November 2016, 22:32

^^^ Go shorty (it's ya burfffday)!

I know that isn't Nelly, alright?

Toxic · #**8220** 22nd November 2016, 22:36

Nope..Nope

I'm definitely one of those people who is spoken to when someone else has sacked them off/ditched them whatever

I get ignored for weeks then I get a random message like nothings happened which quickly becomes some sort of complaint about how bad their life has got

It's becoming quite the annoyance, I can see it a mile off, yet its about all I have