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I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 9)
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Gremlinertia wrote: »I have some chocolate hobnobs. I fear i won't be able to fit out the door when i finish work
I'd love a chocolate hob nob
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I've been lurking in this thread the last few days. Just looking for anything to take my mind off the obvious. You're all so Randy in here it's difficult to know when it's appropriate to say hi so I'm taking advantage of the glitch causing a lull!
Hiiii
I have posted in this thread once or twice but not often.
Btw I was going to say you're all so Randy it's hard to know... But I changed hard to difficult because... Well because you're all so Randy! 0 -
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Evening folks! How’s everyone doing? Had an internet hiatus again! They getting so regular recently! Tonight seems to be about Randy glitching?
Beside watching MORE TV! 0 -
[Deleted User] wrote: »I've been lurking in this thread the last few days. Just looking for anything to take my mind off the obvious. You're all so Randy in here it's difficult to know when it's appropriate to say hi so I'm taking advantage of the glitch causing a lull! Hiiii
I have posted in this thread once or twice but not often.
Btw I was going to say you're all so Randy it's hard to know... But I changed hard to difficult because... Well because you're all so Randy!
So randy it even got capitalised To thine own self be true
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IamMetaldave wrote: »Evening folks! How’s everyone doing? Had an internet hiatus again! They getting so regular recently! Tonight seems to be about Randy glitching?
Beside watching MORE TV!
I was worried you were back in the morgue! Welcome back to the asylum, we have some new inmates.0 -
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Sephiroth_dude wrote: »Excuse you!
*fixes halo*
That halo has well and truly fallin off
Seph your codding no one but yourself
Whistles innocently
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Purple Mountain wrote: »So randy it even got capitalised
Yeah autocorrect kept capitalising it but I decided to leave it like that for emphasis! 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »My partner is more worried about the barbers being closed than I am about the hairdressers etc. In fairness long hair on most women is nice..
Only some fellas can pull it off.
welcome along
I'm heading bedside 0 -
Leg End Reject wrote: »*sniggers*
You'll fit in! (Pun intended)
Hahahaha dammit! What is wrong with you people. Such twisted minds! 0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »Hahahaha dammit! What is wrong with you people. Such twisted minds!
That was Sepher's fault.0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Hahahaha dammit! What is wrong with you people. Such twisted minds!
Now you know I'm the innocent one around here...........they were at yesterday as well and made me think I was in trouble
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Leg End Reject wrote: »No, I think it's due a full service, it'll need to be thoroughly inspected and the pump action assessed.
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So, I’m going to get a relatively early night tonight. I have quite a bit to do work wise (from home) tomorrow and want to be fresh as a daisy tomorrow.
Here are some very wise and reassuring words from a teacher in China, which is now starting to come out the other side of the Covid-19 situation, a friend sent it to me on WhatsApp.
This is from a teacher in China reflecting on lock down. It’s really nice.
We are just finishing our 7th week of E-Learning, seven weeks of being mainly housebound and seven weeks of uncertainty. We are healthy, we are happy, and we are humbled.
We are allowed to move around freely now with a green QR code that we show when we get our temperature taken. You get your temperature taken everywhere, and it's just become part of the routine. Most restaurants and shopping centres are now open, and life is coming back to our city.
As we watch the rest of the world begin their time inside; here are some of my reflections on the last seven weeks:
1. Accept that you have no control over the situation. Let go of any thoughts of trying to plan too much for the next month or two. Things change so fast. Don't be angry and annoyed at the system. Anxiety goes down, and you make the best of the situation - whatever that might be for you. Accept that this is what it is and things will get easier.
2. Try not to listen to/read/watch too much media. It WILL drive you crazy. There is a thing as too much!
3. The sense of community I have felt during this time is incredible. I could choose who I wanted to spend my energy on - who I wanted to call, message and connect with and found the quality of my relationships has improved.
4. Appreciate this enforced downtime. When do you ever have time like this? I will miss it when we go back to the fast-paced speed of the 'real world'.
5. Time goes fast. I still haven't picked up the ukelele I planned to learn, and there are box set TV shows I haven't watched yet.
6. As a teacher, the relationships I have built with my students have only continued to grow. I have loved seeing how independent they are; filming themselves to respond to tasks while also learning essential life skills such as balance, risk-taking and problem-solving, that even we as adults are still learning.
7. You learn to appreciate the little things; sunshine through the window, flowers blossoming and being able to enjoy a coffee in a cafe.
To those just beginning this journey, You will get through it. Listen to what you are told, follow the rules and look out for each other. There is light at the end of the tunnel.
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