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Sephiroth_dude wrote: »*slides over a bar of lindt creamy chocolate*
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Deskside with a cupan tar and a bag of Johnny onion rings, watching louis theroux part 2 of jails.Deleted User wrote: »Yaaas. Exactly the outcome I was hoping for!
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Good morning everyone
Deskside, counting the hours until two weeks of time off begin. And as luck would have it, I feel like I’m coming down with something...Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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Deskside, coffee, 5 hours and Dave is off for 10 days! Woohoo!
Tunes - Deftones - Around the Fur, an absolute classic
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Hope you feel better soon, thomil.
This donkey (thanks Auto!) is planning to finish early, have a few drinks and an early night. The darker mornings are affecting my energy levels already, it's going to be a long, miserable winter with the constant threat of further restrictions. Level 5 recommended again.
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Leg End Reject wrote: »Hope you feel better soon, thomil.
This donkey (thanks Auto!) is planning to finish early, have a few drinks and an early night. The darker mornings are affecting my energy levels already, it's going to be a long, miserable winter with the constant threat of further restrictions. Level 5 recommended again.
It's depressing isn't it?
If only we could just have the freedom to pop into a neighbour or meet a friend in the coffee shop.
I hope it'll be a mild winter for walks and going for a Sunday drive etc.To thine own self be true
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Home office, just off the phone to one of my dissertation students who was running behind for much of the Summer months but is really making up for lost time now.
Off swimming now and Zoom meet of my home AA group at 8pm. Then taking it easy for the weekend.
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Alejandro68 wrote: »Relaxing with a Vodka and Tonic, with Marvin Gaye in the background. Thinking of the blind date brunch I had earlier. Hope you are well this evening.
... You have to spill the details now To thine own self be true
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Do I really? Ok Sexual Healing is playing right now..lolPurple Mountain wrote: »... You have to spill the details now0 -
Deleted User wrote: »Sorry I was in the car. Here it is now... I think we can all agree this has to be Sephs house..
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Purple Mountain wrote: »... You have to spill the details now
I won't be cruel. It was with a lovely person from Krakow. I was beyond nervous at first but their smile just put me at ease. We had a lot in common surprisingly. It is still early days but I can't help thinking about them.
That makes me seem sad and lonely but I promise that is not true. Just they have peaked my interest in a way that hasn't been done in a long time. I hope this makes sense.0 -
Leg End Reject wrote: »Hope you feel better soon, thomil.
Thanks. Locking the company laptop into a closet for two weeks is supposed to be a pretty good remedy, so that's what I just did
On a completely unrelated not, does anyone have any experience with getting a pick-up for a COVID test when you can't drive?Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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Gremlinertia wrote: »Still sad though Diamonds
Thanks Grem but it really won't be that big of a deal. I'll get to go in time and sure don't you know by then I'll have grown in height and reduced in weight 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Thanks Grem but it really won't be that big of a deal. I'll get to go in time and sure don't you know by then I'll have grown in height and reduced in weight
I still hope your big day is magical for you and the groom when it comes. Crazy times we are living in now.0 -
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Thanks. Locking the company laptop into a closet for two weeks is supposed to be a pretty good remedy, so that's what I just did
On a completely unrelated not, does anyone have any experience with getting a pick-up for a COVID test when you can't drive?
I had to insist they sent the tester to me. It's within walking distance but I was feeling very unwell and can't leave my Dad alone for long and they obliged by sending the ambulance service. I
Speaking of Grumpy, he was discharged yesterday. His hernia has been left on the long finger. While I was waiting for the ambulance on Wednesday he had a TIA (mini stroke) so the physicians gave him a very thorough check over (scans, bloods, the works) and adjusted his Meds and arranged follow up via gp. Had a massive fright, obviously, but he's fine atm. We knew this would happen but his scans don't show imminent danger of a 'big one' . They can't always be certain obviously, but I'm as reassured as I can be. Overall, delighted with the response of the medical team, disgusted by the surgical team who don't want to go near him to even assess the risk and don't get me started about the p1ss poor communication, his lost trousers and the phone call at 5.30 am on Thurs morning from an on call doc to get the medical history I'd given three times already that day and which she would have had access to in notes but couldn't be bothered to ask for in the e.d.. You can imagine the adrenaline dump I got when the phone woke me up at that hour. I'm still getting over the fright, TBH, between that and watching him have the TIA which I thought was him stroking out on me.
Now, I'm just taking it easy, trying to enjoy the fact he's doing OK. Sad Mr Sardi can't visit, again. It's going to be a very tough few weeks.
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Deskside listening to unknown fm deep in thought.Sardonicat wrote: »I had to insist they sent the tester to me. It's within walking distance but I was feeling very unwell and can't leave my Dad alone for long and they obliged by sending the ambulance service. I
Speaking of Grumpy, he was discharged yesterday. His hernia has been left on the long finger. While I was waiting for the ambulance on Wednesday he had a TIA (mini stroke) so the physicians gave him a very thorough check over (scans, bloods, the works) and adjusted his Meds and arranged follow up via gp. Had a massive fright, obviously, but he's fine atm. We knew this would happen but his scans don't show imminent danger of a 'big one' . They can't always be certain obviously, but I'm as reassured as I can be. Overall, delighted with the response of the medical team, disgusted by the surgical team who don't want to go near him to even assess the risk and don't get me started about the p1ss poor communication, his lost trousers and the phone call at 5.30 am on Thurs morning from an on call doc to get the medical history I'd given three times already that day and which she would have had access to in notes but couldn't be bothered to ask for in the e.d.. You can imagine the adrenaline dump I got when the phone woke me up at that hour. I'm still getting over the fright, TBH, between that and watching him have the TIA which I thought was him stroking out on me.
Now, I'm just taking it easy, trying to enjoy the fact he's doing OK. Sad Mr Sardi can't visit, again. It's going to be a very tough few weeks.
Mind yer selves, my lovely wherers
Hugs for sardi, my ma had a tia 3 and half years ago from all the stress my brother was causing her at the time, I'll never forget coming down and finding her in the state I did, I was bawling my eyes out down the phone to the ambulance dispatcher, thankfully she recovered but It frightened the life out of me.0 -
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Is it emanating a warm, pink glow of contentment and smoking a ciggie as well?Purple Mountain wrote: »My fridge is spotless now Seph0 -
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Purple Mountain wrote: »My fridge is spotless now Seph
Hmmm.. that's a loaded statement .Dont mind her Sephers, my tumble dryer is gleaming.0 -
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