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Columbia123
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 51
UK
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Thank you Mrs Bonedigger - the wheely bin is now cowering in the corner of my backyard - I didn't need the cheesegrater a killer glare was quite enough! I've checked my house thoroughly and nothing else is annoying me (yet 
) so I'm now eating Bakewell Tarts which if I eat enough will make me better!
) so I'm now eating Bakewell Tarts which if I eat enough will make me better! Quote by Columbia123
I used to suffer terrbly from pmt and I found Agnus Castus from the health food shop really helps. I was also told to try to eat little and often as a drop in your sugar levels can make it worse pumpkin seeds are supposed to help as well although I'm not sure how! I'm a lot better now I do all this, I still have 'moments' but not half as bad as I used to do. I've never found anything that helps the tiredness I feel two days before I'm due though when I feel I could sleep day and night.
Everything I said above about Agnus Castus I take back - the pmt has obviously just been having a six month holiday and now its back with a vengeance - I've had the day from hell and I've just found myself arguing with myself about my wheely bin
:x :x I used to suffer terrbly from pmt and I found Agnus Castus from the health food shop really helps. I was also told to try to eat little and often as a drop in your sugar levels can make it worse pumpkin seeds are supposed to help as well although I'm not sure how! I'm a lot better now I do all this, I still have 'moments' but not half as bad as I used to do. I've never found anything that helps the tiredness I feel two days before I'm due though when I feel I could sleep day and night.
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Its not food but I used to chew blu-tack as a child - I used to pretend it was chewing gum
That is one deprived childhood.
My mum wouldn't let me have chewing gum she said I'd swallow it and it would glue my insides together. I'm not sure what she'd say about blu-tack but I never swallowed it just in case
I'm generally pretty quiet in chat and tend to sit back and take it all in but I really hate it when someone whispers 'I've looked at your profile and you don't live far from me do you want me to come round for a shag now?' My profile clearly states that I want to meet socially before anything else so if you've looked at my profile to see how far away I am why not read it all???
I am a smoker and I've been pleasantly surprised when I've been out that the ban hasn't particularly bothered me. I can unerstand why smoking in public places has been banned, even as a smoker it's been nice coming home not smelling of smoke and not having watery eyes at the end of the night.
It's my choice to smoke, I know the risks and I still choose to smoke but I fully agree that in a smoky environment non smokers have that choice taken away from them - they are breathing in smoke and it can harm your health.
I've been reading this thread with interest and feel that in the future no-one will bat an eyelid about not smoking in enclosed areas. Its not that long ago when we could smoke on buses, aeroplanes, in the cinema etc but we all accepted those bans and now its seen as the norm so in time not smoking in the pub will also be the norm.
It's my choice to smoke, I know the risks and I still choose to smoke but I fully agree that in a smoky environment non smokers have that choice taken away from them - they are breathing in smoke and it can harm your health.
I've been reading this thread with interest and feel that in the future no-one will bat an eyelid about not smoking in enclosed areas. Its not that long ago when we could smoke on buses, aeroplanes, in the cinema etc but we all accepted those bans and now its seen as the norm so in time not smoking in the pub will also be the norm.
I went to the pub last night for the first time since the ban and it surprisingly didn't really bother me. I know what you mean sheddy about forgetting - I sat down towards the end of the night and automatically opened my handbag to get my cigs out. One thing I did notice though towards the end of the night a couple of the pubs I went in really smelled horrible!
I was on the receiving end of a fat 'compliment' once and was not happy. We had a locum worker in at work and I was in a vile grumpy horrible mood. He decided that shouting loudly hey don't be sad you look fat today would cheer me up. I responded with a pardon and a killer glare in his direction whilst he was explaining that he meant fat with a ph phat. It was gently pointed out to him by a colleague that i was in the throes of PMT and calling me fat was not going to help
I agree with you Freckledbird, it's the deceit that's just not nice. If a friend of mine tried setting me up in this way then I wouldn't be happy and I'm quite sure it would have an effect on our friendship - would I be able to trust them again??? On the other hand if they were honest and open with me then I would be able to make an informed decision and make up my own mind.
No matter what you wear enjoy it,enjoy it, enjoy it. I went last night and had a brilliant time. I'm going again tomorrow and next Saturday - not that I'm obsessed at all honestly
It all depends how revealing you want to be - you could go from Brad and Janet at the wedding if you don't want to get too dressed up or the floorshow costumes if you do, or anything in between - I do like a Frank though :rascal:
Enjoy it whatever you wear :D
It all depends how revealing you want to be - you could go from Brad and Janet at the wedding if you don't want to get too dressed up or the floorshow costumes if you do, or anything in between - I do like a Frank though :rascal:
Enjoy it whatever you wear :D
I always wear a watch. I can't cope without it. I've even been known to wear it when the batteries gone whist I'm taking it to be mended 
I only have two watches though my work/everyday watch and my going out watch. I never think about buying a new one it until it dies and then I buy one as soon as I can!
I only have two watches though my work/everyday watch and my going out watch. I never think about buying a new one it until it dies and then I buy one as soon as I can!
It is worrying finding it easier not to trust than to trust and I don't like feeling like this but I have found that although it's easier not to trust some people come into my life who I grow to trust slowly over time - they somehow beat my defences. I'm not sure whether that make sense or not but what I think I'm trying to say is some people you can't help but trust. I think as well that once one person breaks any trust you had in them it makes you think about yourself and start having doubts about yourself, but it's the hurt that makes you like feel like that.
I'm in full agreement with you Mallock (I've not worked out the quote thingy yet). A friend of mine had a breast enlargement a couple of years ago and she's a different girl - it's great seeing her confident, outgoing and secure in herself. It wasn't an easy decision for her to make but she has no regrets.
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