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Quoting: vicky codling nee bassett Good morning all. Wendy I hope you feel more cheerful soon, msut be the time of year as we are all feeling blue. Margaret you had a BAD day for sure, hope today is better and that Phil has no after effects. Short post this morning but Ian is off out on a job and wants to run the virus scan before he goes. Have anice day everyone
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Hi Vicky,glad to hear you are feeling brighter this morning love,we are ok today too,i am over the hump and phil is ok..the sun is shining and it’s cold but i can live with that,as i said to murray if it’s bright i am happy......
Quoting: Margaret Craig now Turner Well Family,here we are still in the cosy pub in Clividger,everything is still on hand as you want it,24/7 stay and relax, i have got a round in....
Is this pub haunted or is it just BS wandering about the place carrying his tent?? My brother lived within spitting distance of the S A Fault and it was years before he realised it WAS the earth moving and not the result of his sexual prowess!!
Quoting: vicky codling nee bassett Good morning all. Wendy I hope you feel more cheerful soon, msut be the time of year as we are all feeling blue. Margaret you had a BAD day for sure, hope today is better and that Phil has no after effects. Short post this morning but Ian is off out on a job and wants to run the virus scan before he goes. Have anice day everyone
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Hi Vicky, please don’t give in to the dreaded SAD condition. I must be really weird because I really can’t say it has ever bothered me that I’m aware of. Maybe it was growing up in Scotland with it’s much darker winter skies and being used to it? Could be, I don’t know, as I’m an upbeat kind of person to start with. Maybe it was my years being a children’s nurse with some heartbreaking sights that makes me more aware of what I have to be thankful for. I like to watch the Great Ormond’s Children TV progs and that can be heart wrenching but I just cannot feel down when I see those brave kids with beaming smiles.
Oowerr! got all serious there - sorry about that but you know what I mean. I’m telling it purely from my own point of view, not trying to belittle what is afterall, a very serious condition for some. Heck I’m spending Christmas in a country that has the highest suicide rate in Europe because of SAD! I only hope I don’t add to their problems
Look after yourself! it's the only place you've got to live in.
Quoting: Wendy Perry Hello again. I have to admit that, as Sheila said, I am unpredictable with my posting. I don’t have any excuse except that none of you would really want to know what is going on in my head just now. I’m in the doldrums and can’t even think of anything to say. I do keep up with your posts though and think of you all and wish you well. Maybe a little bit longer in this nice cosy place will brighten me up, especially if we manage to get a party organised. I will most certainly be cheered up on Sunday when we go to visit Margaret, she has promised to make her wonderful fluffy potato roasties. I had a big kiss and cuddle from Lily after we picked her up from school today which was very welcome but as soon as we were in the house she wanted to play on the computer. We do play board games sometimes but she is an accomplished cheater. ( not really, she hasn’t grasped the rules yet, I hope that’s right).
Glad you are beginning to peep around that corner Wendy and getting a little bit more ready to cope. Going to Margrets will give you both a badly needed jolt of the happy’s that and a few bevvy’s of course...
I was talking to Dawn the other day and could hear Serenity cooing away in the background. Apparently her and the dogs have wonderful chats and they hang on her every word while sitting on either side of her bouncey chair. She is teething and has a cold and Dawn says all she needs is a red hat and she’d make a miniature Santa!
I must make an effort to get to see them all before I fly. It seems such a long time since July. I’m quite confident in my ability to drive fair distances now. If only I had an automatic it wouldn’t matter if I got caught in a tail-back. Never say die eh?
It must be lovely collecting Lily at school and taking her home. Do you look after her a lot Wendy? or does she just love spending time with you more like it. Hope you continue to get better love - take care of you
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well no wonder I was feeling blue, just got back from the Dr’s and I might have a kidney stone or a water infection on top of my IBS playing up. I wont give in to it but stay positive. I have had a very productive morning printing cards and calendars. I also had a good shop at Tesco’s this afternoon as they have got Cadbury’s choccy biscuits on offer(buy 1 get 1 free) so that is 4 more xmas presents sorted. Now going to read my magazine so that Ian can use the computer. See you later on.
stay and relax, i have got a round in....
