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triptix
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 55
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Sexlightened
Brought a tear to my eyes reading this thread.
As a teacher and now a head I have always taken part in the 2 minutes silence and ensured that the children I teach did too. We have always taken the time to explain to them why we did this and although they have no personal experience of what those that have fought or lived through the wars have gone through, they were able to connect in some small part - through thinking of times when they were sad, scared and missing relatives/friends/ pets who have died. They were all silent yesterday for the 2 minutes (ages 4- 11), and I was proud of them. The older ones later talked with me in more detail about it all and I just hope that their thoughtful attitudes continue. There is hope for the younger generations.
As a teacher and now a head I have always taken part in the 2 minutes silence and ensured that the children I teach did too. We have always taken the time to explain to them why we did this and although they have no personal experience of what those that have fought or lived through the wars have gone through, they were able to connect in some small part - through thinking of times when they were sad, scared and missing relatives/friends/ pets who have died. They were all silent yesterday for the 2 minutes (ages 4- 11), and I was proud of them. The older ones later talked with me in more detail about it all and I just hope that their thoughtful attitudes continue. There is hope for the younger generations.
Sexlightened
Found some more info:
quoting..........
Remove the sting then-
Kitchen remedies
Baking soda: mix the baking soda with vinegar and apply the thick paste to the wound.
Onions: Lay a fresh slice of onion on the sting.
Apple Cider Viegar: The raw kind. Spectrum or Braggs are good brands, available at all health food stores. If bitten or stung, dab apple cider vinegar as soon as possible on the bite to draw out any poison and to prevent swelling. Thyme and rosemary infused in the vinegar are especially effective
Hope this helps
:lol:
quoting..........
Remove the sting then-
Kitchen remedies
Baking soda: mix the baking soda with vinegar and apply the thick paste to the wound.
Onions: Lay a fresh slice of onion on the sting.
Apple Cider Viegar: The raw kind. Spectrum or Braggs are good brands, available at all health food stores. If bitten or stung, dab apple cider vinegar as soon as possible on the bite to draw out any poison and to prevent swelling. Thyme and rosemary infused in the vinegar are especially effective
Hope this helps
:lol: Sexlightened
Quote by givemeahug
I just want to say my ex is a knob who needs a slap to wake him up about his responiblilies to his child
Fuck that is abit better helpful advice needed lol
Lots of hugs to you from me
Sexlightened
As someone who is married I must admit I was a little aprehensive letting my wife know I had found this site. However, as I am just here to chat and get to know people it seems okay. My wife and I have now discussed swinging and although at present we won't be going there it may be an option to explore at a later date. For me, i have too much to lose by going behind my wife's back (balls etc :shock: )
Whatever happens we will be together on this.
Now off to work out if I have beaten Mr notsoclean's no sex record- nowhere near 3 years though :lol:
)Whatever happens we will be together on this.
Now off to work out if I have beaten Mr notsoclean's no sex record- nowhere near 3 years though :lol:
Sexlightened
Quote by scotsbicouple
The first time I was doing really well and then an OFSTED inspection happened and I started again....
See, that's where you went wrong. You should have taken the anti-stress methods my teachers tried (My high school was so posh it was almost private, thus also fairly eccentric).
There was my englsh teacher, a raging hippie who used to smoke weed whenever she got worried. Thankfully the head OFSTED guy also smoked (tobacco) and didn't notice when he joined her for a roll-up round the back of the gym that her one smelt funny.
Then there was the head of science, who if he was feeling somewhat stressed he'd have a nip of his 'medicinal formula' which he'd brewed up in the lab. Since him and I were good friends outside school (he was an officer in my cadet sqn) I can tell you that is was at least 100% proof. He kept a hip-flask on him in OFSTED week, in case they looked through his drawer!
I'll remember the one about the hip flask- we're due one at any time although at least it will only last a day.
Sexlightened
I used the patches and they worked for me(over 6 months now) - however this was the second time I had tried them. The first time I was doing really well and then an OFSTED inspection happened and I started again. 
My advice is:
i) To try and start giving up when you are not too stressed (however I have heard that people do prefer to give up when other things are going wrong as it is the one thing they can control.
ii) Think about what alternatives you can use when things do go wrong- chew gum, go for a walk etc
Good luck on the giving up. You will only succeed if you do truly want to give up. Hope this helps.
My advice is:i) To try and start giving up when you are not too stressed (however I have heard that people do prefer to give up when other things are going wrong as it is the one thing they can control.
ii) Think about what alternatives you can use when things do go wrong- chew gum, go for a walk etc
Good luck on the giving up. You will only succeed if you do truly want to give up. Hope this helps.
Sexlightened
Scarey stories :shock:
My wife and I have started watching these Most Haunted programmes on Living TV. I'm still not convinced about the medium Derek but some of the things he comes out with does make me think there might be something to it. Personally I don't think I've ever seen a ghost but I'm always hopeful of things going bumpin the night.......... or grind.......or in and out !
My wife and I have started watching these Most Haunted programmes on Living TV. I'm still not convinced about the medium Derek but some of the things he comes out with does make me think there might be something to it. Personally I don't think I've ever seen a ghost but I'm always hopeful of things going bumpin the night.......... or grind.......or in and out !
