Army Thread 9th May

[Cassia]

Army Thread 9th May

Waggy - babes! I don't know what to say. I don't think you are weak for bot wanting to see your friend suffer, you are human. I will keep your friend in my prayers.

X

[Recluse]

Army Thread 9th May

Cassia;1111944 wrote: Reccie - sorry, I don't remember saying anything about the banks.

Cass - no I wasn't referring to anything you said, I was only referring to the fact that I knew you worked for a bank.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

I used to work in a bank too.

I may just have to put that one on me list of things I won't talk about.

Religion, politics and banks.

oh and child rearing and vegemite versus marmite

[Panno]

Army Thread 9th May

save me some Molly...I'm off to do me scrubbing now :upset:

[expat3]

Army Thread 9th May

JackieClaire;1111952 wrote: I used to work in a bank too.

I may just have to put that one on me list of things I won't talk about.

Religion, politics and banks.

oh and child rearing and vegemite versus marmite

Yes, the child rearing one may just be the most dangerous one of all! When us mother (or father) tigers get our claws out. I'm off to the school on Friday to have another "talk" about my son.:upset: Too tired to even talk about it.
I jumped into tonights thread-and had to stop and digest everything. Wags:l. There is so much going on for so many of us right now....I do agree with the idea that it's good to stay positive and be grateful but sometimes it is only normal to feel stressed, sad, angry too. I just don't think it would be normal to always just be skipping around singing and happy. I know -for me- since stopping drinking it is the stressful or depressing times that scare me. I'm not really worried about going to a pub, or birthdays, weddings etc. But as my therapist tells me-it is ok to have down days-it is just part of life. We are only human afterall and sadness as well as happiness is to be expected. Nobody ever said life was going to be easy-well, maybe they did-but it's not.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

Yoooooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo Zenners,

A big fat burger with salad.

[expat3]

Army Thread 9th May

mollyka;1111954 wrote: Irish stew for dinner - smells amazing!

Yum! Off to cook something. Probably not Irish stew though (I want that now!):upset:. But you all have me starving as usual about this time!

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

Sorry Xpost, Xpat, had me head in the freezer.

This is exactly what mine said.

But as my therapist tells me-it is ok to have down days-it is just part of life.

[anon]

Army Thread 9th May

JackieClaire;1111952 wrote: I used to work in a bank too.

I may just have to put that one on me list of things I won't talk about.

Religion, politics and banks.

oh and child rearing and vegemite versus marmite

Marmite every time

So sorry Waggers about your friend I have a daughter a bit older than that and can not even imagine what it would be like to have someone so young so seriously ill:l

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

Gawd is it that time of year already the annual Twiglet hunt.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

Zenstyle;1111978 wrote: This is really neat...

Cat On Boat Plays With Dolphins - Slothster

That is just brilliant.

[InChains]

Army Thread 9th May

evenign everybody, pretty randomn but does everybody on here actualyl see a therapist? xD just curious, alot of people mention them and was wondering how many people don't, weird statistical thought

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 9th May

hidey ho - army - just a quick pop in to say HELLOOOOOOO!!!!
hope you are all fine
love Zeps

[InChains]

Army Thread 9th May

i have a vengeful hatred of therapists and most mental health professionals xD just got to hope I never come down with anything serious

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 9th May

A fair few, Inchy.
The only one I didn't get on with was the one I paid privately, the others were all NHS.

My last one, Tim, was a star. I quite miss him, it'll be about 18 months since our last session.