Merry Xmas to him/her!!!! Can you bring a temp in, I imagine there's some good people on the job market at the moment, ..excel / finance not my strong point either
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Merry Xmas to him/her!!!! Can you bring a temp in, I imagine there's some good people on the job market at the moment, ..excel / finance not my strong point eitherLearn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Juja;1234327 wrote: KTAB,
Usually before I read posts like yours I think, "Oh, no, I'm going to feel like a failure again." However, as I reassess myself, and this past year, I realize I haven't done too badly. Yes, I've drunk to excess on occasion, but had many AF days in a row, too. But for me, I am proudest of the fact that I did meet my biggest challenge: taking loving care of my mother. I see the appreciation in her eyes, and I gladly accept her dependence on me. I believe the woman finally understands what unconditional love is. She knows I will come through for her.
Yes, there are things I need to work on: my overall health, and my relationships, but for right now, I'm doing my best. If I try to be perfect, I will truly fail.
I will remain positive, and work toward the betterment of my life and the world around me.
Juja
A big hello to my krill scoffing pal Coco nutcase, nice to see you posting.Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
I wouldn't say you are moping Zen, I would say you are keeing in touch with your feelings and sharing them. That's a positive thing for I know personally that my default setting for coping with grief is hiding in the bottom of a bottle. So you post away, no kicking of nether regions needed.Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Zenstyle;1234398 wrote: Hiya again folksies...
Well.... I just posted about Sean's exit to the Rainbow Bridge on Facebook.... it felt awful... like the final curtain.
I have a very hard time dealing with mortality. And I'm really starting to see how much "numbing" I've done over the years. In all honesty, I think I have a problem dealing with life! Let alone death!!!
Very introspective here today. Please feel free to boot me in the arse and tell me to get my groove going. This moping isn't helping anything at all is it?
I think the fact that you are grieving about Sean's passing is completely normal.
It's still very recent. You need time, that's all. And he will always be in your heart. You gave him such a good home. But you can't be expected to forget him over night. :l
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
:hZenstyle;1234398 wrote: Hiya again folksies...
Well.... I just posted about Sean's exit to the Rainbow Bridge on Facebook.... it felt awful... like the final curtain.
I have a very hard time dealing with mortality. And I'm really starting to see how much "numbing" I've done over the years. In all honesty, I think I have a problem dealing with life! Let alone death!!!
Very introspective here today. Please feel free to boot me in the arse and tell me to get my groove going. This moping isn't helping anything at all is it?
Tomorrow's another day...and it will probably be a bit brighter.
Love
Juja:h"Remember, you are responsible for creating your life by every thought, action, choice. Choose well." Oprah Winfrey
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Zenstyle;1234398 wrote: Hiya again folksies...
Well.... I just posted about Sean's exit to the Rainbow Bridge on Facebook.... it felt awful... like the final curtain.
I have a very hard time dealing with mortality. And I'm really starting to see how much "numbing" I've done over the years. In all honesty, I think I have a problem dealing with life! Let alone death!!!
Very introspective here today. Please feel free to boot me in the arse and tell me to get my groove going. This moping isn't helping anything at all is it?
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
I think maybe Cheryl's grief has not hit her yet Zen, everyone deals with it differently but nobody escpaes having to go thru it, either now or in the long run xx"It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Zenstyle;1234422 wrote: I'm really questioning my sanity today!!! I've done nothing Oners... nowt. Squat. Made some calls and let people know and I have sat, in my pajamas, in a stripped bed all day. Half of its in the washer, the rest is in the dryer, and I'll bet you I'll be sleeping without sheets tonight!!!!! :H"It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Zenstyle;1234419 wrote: I wonder why some people deal so well with it and others are like this? Cheryl is fantastic with it. She lost her brother few weeks ago, let alone a pet, and dealt with it beautifully. (Mind you, after she put the last dog to sleep it took her 2 years to get another...)
You guys are so darn supportive... I should have known you would understand. I :h yous all...I have a drink problem, I have been AF since 15 March 2011 and I am working hard to stay that way
They don't call me Pingu Purple Pants for nothing....
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
pingu1997;1234426 wrote: sending you a purple hug from the slowest computer in the universe. One day technology will reach the North East......."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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Army Thread Wednesday 28th December
Zenstyle;1234427 wrote: :l:l:l
Nowt it is then. Yer right, fuck it.
Now that I've given myself permission I think I'll go put what's in the washer in the dryer!!! :H"It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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