Where are you right now? Part 5

Door is always open for you.

what kind of ice-cream.

Congrats Bolgbui

bolgbui41 wrote: »

I went with your recommendation, northgirl, completely forgetting that I am a total scaredy-cat. And that everyone else who lives here would be out till at least ten. So now I'm hiding in my bed in a big old farmhouse in very rural, very dark mid-Wales, waaay to afraid to go downstairs for tea cause God knows what's lurking out there.

haha I recently moved house, it was actually back to my homeplace, which was empty. This is a house which I was convinced was haunted (as were my sisters) when I was younger. As I got older, distance from the occurances and common sense tells me that it's RIDICULOUS to think it was/is haunted. pffft sure ghosts don't exist right? Yet I will not watch anything slightly scary, I will not talk about or acknowledge the happenings of my youth here. I dislike being alone here (dogs are amazing company). This post it the closest I have come to thinking about it, since moving back.

Logic is all well and good until you're alone in the dark.


Kitchenside - all lights blazing!

Always room for one more

Now couchside

Work canteen..shift nearly over..
Off til Tuesday TG !

Waking up in Paris...... hotels in this city are stupidly expensive at the moment.

Morning all

It's gonna be a great day

Kitchenside

I am in work wishing that humans could hibernate.

See ye in spring!

Hang in there Sphud2.

Today is my last day of travel, 29 days, 4 countries, 9 places. 5 days of vacation left but the plan is to use it as "take dog to beach time".

Shpud2 wrote: »

misstearheus wrote: »

Aww is there anyone you can talk to in confidence shpud. Hate seeing you like this. Is there any friends you can call for a chat or friendly ear....

No none of my friends can really talk to me when I'm like this. I just chat to my dog but even he seems disinterested. Might give Samaritans a ring later. For now I'm cooking me and my dog some rashers cause I haven't eaten all day.

I don't want to come across all mammy here, my eldest went through a really tough time in her teens (anxiety, self-harming, suicide attempts) one of the thing that could trigger a big event was hunger. Believe it or not, eating every 3 hours really kept her on track. Hunger can cause all sorts of mood crashes and its one of the first things that the psychologist recommended. I hope you feel better soon, its so close to home when I read your posts..

Anyway back to more mammy stuff, 3 year old has a Halloween party at school today, I thought it was odd that the boys didn', it being the last day (school closed for the vote tomorrow) . So off we went this morning, school drop and then to tk maxx for a costume for the 3 year old cos last year's didn't fit (neither did the boys)
On my way in the door I spot a missed call from the school.. 7 year old is distraught that he had no costume, on costume day, that they didn't tell me about yt .. So, mad dash to Tesco for 2 costumes and back to the school..ffs Lol. The secretary offered to go dress them for me cos I had the small ones.. I better get big hugs this evening.. Lol. Kids.
On the couch with a coffee before the next school run and then the gym..

smurfjed wrote: »

As I’m flying on an airline that doesn’t serve liquor, we were presented with a list of “fine dining mineral waters” in the menu. I have the choice of artic, Italian, Canadian, Italian, French and Saudi waters to quench my thirst.

@shoesdayschild. . This sort of travelling is somewhat different

Ha! Could be worse. I was reading Ross O'Carroll Kelly's latest book last night and he was in this new "Survivalist" restaurant in Ranelagh with his latest conquest. She asked for water to which the waitress replied: "Stagnant or Toilet"?

Just back from lunch in my uncles house.
I smell like a 1970s pub.