Where are you right now? Part 5

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Sitting at home in East Clare, just in from cutting the grass (in January !) having a cup of coffee eating a choc wafer biscuit.
Damn nice it is too.

Happy Weekend all..

Edward M

Home since 4, homechores done.
Sylvester got a new jacket.
Mrs up and says she is bringing me out to dinner, I'm game.

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Schwanz

In the sitting room frothing at the mouth for a gargle.

Told I have to wait until tomorrow the fcuk

La.de.da

Did sweet fùck all today. It has been luvly.

Shoes making me wanna buy makeup. Must resist. all of the things to cover raccoon eyes.

Shpud2

Back in the hospital. Had supper and meds. Got searched for sharp objects and all that. Waiting to be reviewed and hoping to be let back out. I would have updated you all on the past two days when I was let out but I don't want to bring down the mood of the thread.

I also love you all. I don't know what I'd do without you guys.

harry Bailey esq

Having a pint with a mate, might as well be flying solo because he's destroying everyone on the pool table in an incredulous upswing in form. F*ckin relentless today he won two games straight from break. C*nt.

cbyrd

Shpud2 wrote: »

Back in the hospital. Had supper and meds. Got searched for sharp objects and all that. Waiting to be reviewed and hoping to be let back out. I would have updated you all on the past two days when I was let out but I don't want to bring down the mood of the thread.

I also love you all. I don't know what I'd do without you guys.

Don't worry about bringing the mood down, there's enough nutters in here to bounce it back up again, we'll all listen.
I know it's hard watching your grandad be ill and knowing his time is limited. Everything you feel is normal, fear, anger, frustration, disappointment, desperate sadness, disbelief and wanting to hurt yourself and the world. I'd like to say it'll get easier, but it'll take a lot of time and you'll never fully get over losing him, you'll just get used to not physically seeing him. It's like, when he's not in his usual chair, you think, oh he's out in the garden or gone out in the car. But all those feelings are normal, anyone who's lost someone will tell you. So be kind to yourself about everything in your head, don't beat yourself up for emotions you can't control, sometimes feeling the emotions instead of the blade cutting is actually better for your head. You need to be able to lose a little control and know the world will right itself eventually.
Stay strong. He needs you for another while yet.

Sirius Boner

Had planned to go out tonight straight from work watch the rugby and have a pint or 3... but was a bit ill last night so cancelled all plans...
so will let the child have the 50" TV in the living room to watch The Thundermans...and I'll go upstairs to the 37" to watch the rugby... will have a La chouffe blonde beer though

Kitty6277

Kitchenside, decided to make dinner for myself and mam tonight. Wanted to make something that she makes and see what she thinks of my cooking. Fingers crossed!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Work, delighted with life.
I roasted himself with two unreal comebacks and am currently waiting for a reply to the last one to see if I can roast him with a third. He always tells me not to laugh at my own jokes but I can’t help it

Ariadne

Starved of the hunger. I had a yogurt for my lunch because I'm waiting on a massaman curry with half rice/half chips and want to stuff myself with it

Grandeeod

Still sitting at my laptop. Just opened a beer. Technically I'm working. I wish I was a plumber, carpenter or a sparks at times like this. The time has come to upgrade my work kit. Pouring over online brochures, reviews and test videos all feckin day long. It started off exciting but now its mind numbing. This purchase has to fit the bill for the next 5 years so its lind of important.

harry Bailey esq

Sirius Boner wrote: »

I'll go upstairs to the 37" to watch the rugby... will have a La chouffe blonde beer though

Good choice, I'm a fan of it meself. Hope you've the proper glassware as to appreciate it at its best.

Kitty6277

Passport photo still won’t work online. Decided to give up on it and do it the old fashioned way by getting a passport form at the Garda station. Got home and looked at it, the one she gave me is all in Irish. I’m just not meant to renew my passport :rolleyes:

Sirius Boner

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Good choice, I'm a fan of it meself. Hope you've the proper glassware as to appreciate it at its best.

In bed feeling awful quare, no temperature or stuffed nose, more like my heart is beating a bit quicker than normal and my nose aches. Those feckin sudafed I swear to Jaysus they've messed with my blood pressure.

Ok everyone time to meditate.

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Passport photo still won’t work online. Decided to give up on it and do it the old fashioned way by getting a passport form at the Garda station. Got home and looked at it, the one she gave me is all in Irish. I’m just not meant to renew my passport :rolleyes:

Oops, this was meant for the TA thread

kfallon

Bless me Father for I have sinned, it's been 6 days since my last drink!
Quiet night in on the couch, hangover free in the morning

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Deleted User wrote: »

In bed feeling awful quare, no temperature or stuffed nose, more like my heart is beating a bit quicker than normal and my nose aches. Those feckin sudafed I swear to Jaysus they've messed with my blood pressure.

Ok everyone time to meditate.

Would you believe I was so bored at the thoughts of having to meditate last night that I fell asleep before I had to. No joke. Best sleep in ages.


I’m in bed but I’m hyper and want to get up to devilment

Trigger Happy

Couchside watching an undramatic political drama. Doubt there will be sleeping issues here. Zzzzz

Ariadne

Jazmine Melodic Peephole wrote: »

Would you believe I was so bored at the thoughts of having to meditate last night that I fell asleep before I had to. No joke. Best sleep in ages.


I’m in bed but I’m hyper and want to get up to devilment

We should never ever go out for drinks together, I sense disaster

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Succubus_ wrote: »

We should never ever go out for drinks together, I sense disaster

It would be magestic. It would be the blind leading the blind. I once fell off a pub toilet and broke my leg. I was 27.

Sephiroth_dude

Deskside wanting to get up to divilment now

Ilovethe bonesofyou

I iz also giddy!

Sephiroth_dude

Ilovethe bonesofyou wrote: »

I iz also giddy!

Ted_YNWA

I is afraid of all this giddiness.

Also worried about where Auto is & if she has contracted it.

Edward M

Yiz all need to go out on a pub crawl.
I once done one in our local town that had 14 pubs in it at the time, a pint and a shot in each of them, I got in to the car to drive home afterwards too, but luckily the local garda at the time spotted me and put an end to that, without any charges, the only night I slept in a garda station.
It has a very soothing affect when the local cop brings you tea and toast in the morning, takes the jizz out of you.

Trigger Happy

Edward M wrote: »

It has a very soothing affect when the local cop brings you tea and toast in the morning, takes the jizz out of you.

Lots of people get the jizz taken out of them in jail cells.

Sephiroth_dude

Edward M wrote: »

Yiz all need to go out on a pub crawl.
I once done one in our local town that had 14 pubs in it at the time, a pint and a shot in each of them, I got in to the car to drive home afterwards too, but luckily the local garda at the time spotted me and put an end to that, without any charges, the only night I slept in a garda station.
It has a very soothing affect when the local cop brings you tea and toast in the morning, takes the jizz out of you.

Ya I'd be in hospital getting stomach pumped after a session like that.

Autosport

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

I is afraid of all this giddiness.

Also worried about where Auto is & if she has contracted it.

You called?


Couchside just in from work and absolutely wrecked