Army thread 31/01/2013

[Recluse]

Army thread 31/01/2013

Evening RC, sweetie, molly, Jackie

Awful thing suicide. I've mentioned before that my grandfather hung himself. The folks that are left behind never really come to terms with it.

[sooty]

Army thread 31/01/2013

Let's hope things improve in February, spring is getting closer, I saw daffodils growing while I was out yesterday. Gotta be a good sign :l

[RunningCourage]

Army thread 31/01/2013

sweetpea29;1454456 wrote: Evening again ladies and gents this time

Phone rang just as i last posted.

Sorry to hear of all the losses x

RC you calling me a mushy heap?!? How apt

:H Phnarr! Yep, noticed my typo, but quite liked it. Though when i read it back to meself, i thought it sound like "muh sheep!"

Ehm - I am NOT insinuating you are a sheep, Sweetpeasoup!

[sweetpea29]

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Very deep posts tonight.
My Dad's cousin who was like an uncle to us, hung himself a few yrs back. He was an alcoholic who had tried many times to get sober. A lovable rogue and expert craftsman. Thats when i first thought i needed to do something bout my own drinking

On a brighter note my bulbs are starting to make an appearance in the garden, and after tomorrow i am OFF WORK for a whole week ))))

[Recluse]

Army thread 31/01/2013

mollyka;1454462 wrote: I (apparently) had an Uncle Joe who killed himself. He was NEVER mentioned to my knowledge until Mum's last few years when her tongue ran a bit freer - he was my Dad's brother and he was a doctor who had an affair with his patient - the disgrace apparently was unliveable with - but - to never mention him like he never existed --- very hard
My nephew killed himself when he was 16 - that was 17 yrs ago and my SIL fell into a bottle and has been there ever since --- it's an appalling way to deal with things, I do remember not caring if I lived or died, but I'd never have actually DONE anything

It is very odd that your father's brother was never mentioned molly. You'd think there must be some reason for that.

Hate to say it, but I can understand how your SIL would turn to the bottle after losing her son like that. How could she ever get over it? It must have been horrific for her.

[satz123]

Army thread 31/01/2013

I'm back ! How are ye all this fine winter's evening ?

[sooty]

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Just orf for a bit to give no.1 daughter a lift and call into friggintesco for more curry stuff. Going to make raita to go with popadums and haven't got any yoghurt.

Bacsoon

[sweetpea29]

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RunningCourage;1454467 wrote: :H Phnarr! Yep, noticed my typo, but quite liked it. Though when i read it back to meself, i thought it sound like "muh sheep!"

Ehm - I am NOT insinuating you are a sheep, Sweetpeasoup!

:H:H Ya eeijit.

[sweetpea29]

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sooty;1454475 wrote: Just orf for a bit to give no.1 daughter a lift and call into friggintesco for more curry stuff. Going to make raita to go with popadums and haven't got any yoghurt.

Bacsoon

Can i come to yours Sooty?

[satz123]

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sweetpea29;1454479 wrote: Can i come to yours Sooty?

We're all on our way :yay:

[satz123]

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mollyka;1454489 wrote: Are you seriously thinkin bout changing jobs Benj or are you just sorta having a temporary glitch? I never worked anywhere for 20 years, 15 in the bank, but I kept being moved around so it was like new jobs all the time

Molls - it's down to this ......
If a package is offered I will take it .........head orf into the sunset & look for something less stressful that I can just do a good job and go home and forget t 'till the next day!

[sweetpea29]

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satz123;1454493 wrote: Molls - it's down to this ......
If a package is offered I will take it .........head orf into the sunset & look for something less stressful that I can just do a good job and go home and forget t 'till the next day!

Funny Satz myself and most of my colleagues joke how we would love a job in tesco or marksies for the same reason. I suppose all jobs carry stress to some extent tho

[sweetpea29]

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mollyka;1454496 wrote: I'd still love to run a posh coffee shop - somewhere posh enough that you can charge 5 yoyo's for a coffee sorta place --- are you in?:H

Count me in Molls. Im great at drinkin the stuff and suppose i could do the dishes

[satz123]

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mollyka;1454496 wrote: I'd still love to run a posh coffee shop - somewhere posh enough that you can charge 5 yoyo's for a coffee sorta place --- are you in?:H

Oh yeah I am!
A kinda tea shop but with big armchairs & books - loverly

[satz123]

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In Australia , especially in Blue Mountains, loads of lovely little shops.
They would be all little nicky knacky things, books , and at the back a tea/ coffee counter with homemade 'stuff'.
The ladies were all floaty clothes and smily. You know the types - happy heads on them :H

Think we could pull that off Molls & Sweetie ????