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The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Hati Posted Feb 5, 2003
Congrats!
I wouldn't dare to show myself to any right now. Exept my shrink. She can always comfort me saying I tend to exaggerate.
The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Feb 5, 2003
Thank you! But I bet you get lots of exercise just getting water and wood, don't you?
Oh, by the way - the h2g2 2003 Male Nude Calendar is out now: A949539
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Dizzy H. Muffin Posted Feb 5, 2003
[Mog] I get plenty of excersize, no matter HOW you spell it. There's a half-mile walk from the bus stop to the house.
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Miranda (Make tea! Yes, Cissdur, it's still me) Posted Feb 5, 2003
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Coniraya Posted Feb 5, 2003
I avoid all shrinks on principal. They were the scariest health professional I ever met in the days when I was a health professional.
The calendar is cool and shall be requesting a special blow-up of Bob the Farmer as he is gorgeous.
Blast, he is younger than No1 son
The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Feb 6, 2003
IIEM, a café mélange, please!
What's wrong with a young(er) man, Caer? It's amazing how many people that still frown on a woman if she's together with a younger man, while the opposite is quite common and more or less accepted, unless the age difference is huuuuuuuge (think Ann Nicole)
The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Coniraya Posted Feb 6, 2003
I am married to a younger man, but only by 3.5 years
Bob the Farmer is even more lovely in the flesh
I think it is a hot kind of day today. A large one please IIEM, plenty of whipped cream and sprinkles. Some marshmallows too, if there are some.
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Bumblebee Posted Feb 6, 2003
Lovely calendar!
And oh yeah, Bob the Farmer is a very hansom young man...
I think it's a good thing that you are seeing a shrink Hati. Though some of them may be you can be lucky and actually get help for your problem, like I did.
How are your eating-habits these days? It could be things in your diet that's making you so tired. Too much sugar and starches sure knocks me out. Just a thought...
The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Feb 6, 2003
IIEM, an after-lunch please!
Does anyone know what keeps Bluebottle busy these days? I haven't had a decent cup of for ages...
Bee - are you still on that low-carbo diet?
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Bumblebee Posted Feb 6, 2003
Yepp. And I'm doing fine. No SAD, no mood-swings. I've come to the conclusion that this is the way I'm going to eat the rest of my life.
And it's not that difficult like some people wants it to be....
The Café: Winter-blues longing for Spring
Hati Posted Feb 6, 2003
I am eating mostly and carrots. And loads of all kind of pills and such - vitamines, minerals besides all the rest. All that they found missing in my blood. Like iron and calcium. There is really not much left for "normal" food. Not that I like eating anyway, not this year...
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Miranda (Make tea! Yes, Cissdur, it's still me) Posted Feb 6, 2003
Well, carrots are healthy and chocolate is good, so that can't be so bad, can it? Vitamin pills, on the other hand, are sad things...
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Hati Posted Feb 6, 2003
Are they? Well, at least they keep me going. My own resources are all gone, the winter has been to long and too sad and too lonely.
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Miranda (Make tea! Yes, Cissdur, it's still me) Posted Feb 6, 2003
Poor little hatifnat! By any means, eat as many vitamins as you like! I just meant that I like them better when they come in food - rather than pills... Personally, I think that vitamins that come in real food are even better for you than the ones you buy in glasses! On the other hand, maybe that's just my excuse for not taking them...
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