Army Thread Saturday 9th February

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Quest for the key;1459564 wrote: Morning all

Happy sober Saturday morning

I can relate to that feeling me satzerooney and our molls, in that drinking has defined me as "fun" to be around for such a long time - I'm scared of what I'm going to be like without it !!

Anyway, didn't sleep very well last night - felt like me skin was crawling off with itchiness - it's a bit better now but at 2am it wasn't funny !!

And I had the thoughts "day 3" - how are yer gonna do it questy ? Well, quite simple acshully - I will not drink no matter what - and - I can not drink no matter what - cos I know I can't carry on going round and round like this any more simples

:wavin: Questydrawers!! That ol itchiness is the liver fixing itself I think ?

[Quest for the key]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Morning mario up to owt nice today ?

[Recluse]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Quest for the key;1459564 wrote: And I had the thoughts "day 3" - how are yer gonna do it questy ? Well, quite simple acshully - I will not drink no matter what - and - I can not drink no matter what - cos I know I can't carry on going round and round like this any more simples

Morning questie Good for you...I admire your determination.

Morning mario How long till your driving ban expires?

[Quest for the key]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

satz123;1459566 wrote: :wavin: Questydrawers!! That ol itchiness is the liver fixing itself I think ?

:hiya: satzy - I think yer right about me liver - shocker really innit ?

Thought you did the running in a Saturday morning ??

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Recluse;1459561 wrote: Back from the supermarket - it's been snowing for the past couple of hours.

On the subject of hearing impairment...there are hearing aids available now that are so small you could never tell they were being worn. They do cost a lot though and they're not suitable for people with a big hearing loss. They're fine for "normal" age-related deafness though.

:wavin: Reccie
Mr S Dad had a hearing aid that drove him 'nuts' !
Mr S won't even wear his glasses Reccie - vanity I'm sure

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Quest for the key;1459570 wrote: :hiya: satzy - I think yer right about me liver - shocker really innit ?

Thought you did the running in a Saturday morning ??

Oh I do Q - but not 'till 11. I'm not THAT mad !:H

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

mollyka;1459569 wrote: Oh god I know Reccie - and not for one minute was I taking the piss out of someone with hearing difficulties, I know you suffer from them - but Joe's feckin denial and vanity --- try and get him to wear a hearing-aid???? All I have to do is murmur that he may be growing a slight bald spot and his day is ruined:H

Oh those people just exhaust me, don't really aspire to be like that, nowadays I quite like the quiet life - I do miss the 'party girl' a bit - but she's long gone, and mostly I'm very comfy in my 'quiet Molly' skin

Ah ye know I agree Molls. If I'm honest so am in a happy quiet place. Sometimes I look at her and think there is a 'want' that she HAS to be out every evening 'doing':H

[Quest for the key]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

mollyka;1459573 wrote: Well if you need any more determination and motivation - I had that itchy skin thing in spades and when I told my doctor he did say that it is a manifestation of a damaged liver - as Benjy says, repairing itself -- but you're only in your early 40's, my liver was perfect until I was 50 and then described as 'not quite Georgie Best' --- so I would take that as a timely warning if you get any Day 3 notions!!!! Oh dear, that sounds a bit harsh, don't mean it to be, wouldn't have posted like that if I didn't feel that you were serious about it:l

Morning Mario - jeez I forgot about the driving thing - does that apply in Ireland?? oh I think I remember you saying it did and it was till Feb am I right?

That's ok molls - I AM serious and I know me livers not in good shape - never been tested but yer just know don't yer ?

Just waiting for a bacon butty - hubs is in the kitchen so the smoke alarms due to go off !!! Anybody want one ???

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

mollyka;1459574 wrote: How far have you got? from one end of the couch to the other?


hasty retreat --- gonna have breakfast and coffee and cigarettes and chocolate and anything else that I can find that is really really bad for me - so there:H

It's couch to 5k .............
Bed wasn't mentioned so i'm a bit
I will get outta leaba when the time comes. Go sit on couch & get up one leg at a time.:H:H
That's me done for this week :H

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Quest for the key;1459576 wrote: That's ok molls - I AM serious and I know me livers not in good shape - never been tested but yer just know don't yer ?

Just waiting for a bacon butty - hubs is in the kitchen so the smoke alarms due to go off !!! Anybody want one ???

ME !! inkele: Beats horse :H

[mario]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

End of February recluse and I have to go back to portugal to get my licence :-)

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

mario;1459579 wrote: End of February recluse and I have to go back to portugal to get my licence :-)

Every cloud has a silver lining, eh Mario.

[Recluse]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

mollyka;1459569 wrote: Oh god I know Reccie - and not for one minute was I taking the piss out of someone with hearing difficulties, I know you suffer from them - but Joe's feckin denial and vanity --- try and get him to wear a hearing-aid???? All I have to do is murmur that he may be growing a slight bald spot and his day is ruined:H
I know you weren't taking the piss out of someone with hearing difficulties molly, don't worry. The fact of the matter is that it's equally frustrating for both parties when you're trying to communicate with someone who is deaf. On that subject, I don't really expect to be able to understand anything in April, especially as I imagine most of you will have national or regional accents which I really struggle with. I'm really just coming along to sit in the same room as the rest of you and put faces and voices to the names, although I already have a good idea what most of you look like from FB.

satz123;1459571 wrote: :wavin: Reccie
Mr S Dad had a hearing aid that drove him 'nuts' !
Mr S won't even wear his glasses Reccie - vanity I'm sure

I'm sure you're aware that modern digital hearing aids are programmable, satzy. The aid is only as good as the audiologist who programmed it. And you have to have a very tight fitting earmould or the aid will whistle if it's a powerful one.

mollyka;1459573 wrote: Well if you need any more determination and motivation - I had that itchy skin thing in spades and when I told my doctor he did say that it is a manifestation of a damaged liver - as Benjy says, repairing itself -- but you're only in your early 40's, my liver was perfect until I was 50 and then described as 'not quite Georgie Best' --- so I would take that as a timely warning if you get any Day 3 notions!!!!

Blimey...I didn't realise your liver was that bad, molly. Is it better now?

[satz123]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

Quest for the key;1459576 wrote: That's ok molls - I AM serious and I know me livers not in good shape - never been tested but yer just know don't yer ?

Just waiting for a bacon butty - hubs is in the kitchen so the smoke alarms due to go off !!! Anybody want one ???

And I'm sure your liver is fine. My sister is your age and went through a 'phase' a few years ago. She was not a big drinker - but took to it and had to go doc. She had the 'itch' even though it was a short time she was on the lash'
Your liver is the only organ that repairs itself fully - once the AL is taken away so you will be grand.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread Saturday 9th February

:hallo: again, folksies.

All back on track at work. Progress reports are good. I just can' t do much today. Have to stay close to lappie.

But the bestest thing is that it' s raining. We haven't had a drop in weeks.