Random musings and general banter.

[Niwa]

maybe I need a night with Pedro to get out of my depression

Night out or night in?

 

[Jazzydrury]

Night out or night in?

In

 

[Duke of Cheese]

My Byrite is short of a suit.

 

[Jazzydrury]

No it’s the sodding Vac

 

[Muttley]

My Byrite is short of a suit.

Interesting tie

 

[Jazzydrury]

Peter show us the Rolex up your sleeve

 

[galesgal57]

Telling the tale of inviting a Jehovah's witness in, offering him tea and a scone. Then he said "drop them, you've scored" (I made the last bit up)

 

[galesgal57]

I must admit to buying the leather holdall and matching bags in navy. They are excellent quality, and I love them I paid £39.99 when they were on offer in September.

 

[Jazzydrury]

Galesgal how did the MB you gifted at Christmas go

 

[galesgal57]

Galesgal how did the MB you gifted at Christmas go

I gave it to my sister, she seemed pleased with it, but hasn't used any of them yet.

 

[Muttley]

maybe I need a night with Pedro to get out of my depression

Jazzy, when I get fed up I turn off the TV, get my computer out and research holidays. It doesn't matter whether I will go or not, it's not about that. I say to myself, if I were to go to (wherever) are there affordable hotels, what attractions are there etc. Some ideas do come to fruition. I love the planning part so I enjoy this. I have a glass of wine and music in the background. It makes a difference for me.

I'm not saying that this will work for you but it's good to find something you enjoy doing for when the black clouds come upon you. Don't know if you like crafting, knitting or crochet, if you do think about something you could make. Do you like crossword puzzles? I've always got a big book of them on the go and they keep me engrossed. Or jigsaw puzzles? I appreciates you have a disability so not sure if the things I've suggested are suitable. Just trying to give you a few pointers. I definitely find being focused on something helps me.

 

[galesgal57]

They are the bags I have, the leather is really thick, but it certainly isn't massive. I would recommend them.

 

[Jazzydrury]

Jazzy, when I get fed up I turn off the TV, get my computer out and research holidays. It doesn't matter whether I will go or not, it's not about that. I say to myself, if I were to go to (wherever) are there affordable hotels, what attractions are there etc. Some ideas do come to fruition. I love the planning part so I enjoy this. I have a glass of wine and music in the background. It makes a difference for me.

I'm not saying that this will work for you but it's good to find something you enjoy doing for when the black clouds come upon you. Don't know if you like crafting, knitting or crochet, if you do think about something you could make. Do you like crossword puzzles? I've always got a big book of them on the go and they keep me engrossed. Or jigsaw puzzles? I appreciates you have a disability so not sure if the things I've suggested are suitable. Just trying to give you a few pointers. I definitely find being focused on something helps me.

Thanks. I did get a few hours last night, ended up watching some tennis on Sky, until I was nearly asleep

 

[Jazzydrury]

He isn’t doing a bad sale on these bags

 

[Duke of Cheese]

Telling the tale of inviting a Jehovah's witness in, offering him tea and a scone. Then he said "drop them, you've scored" (I made the last bit up)

I always tell them I am off to give blood.

 

[Jazzydrury]

National Grid

 

[Duke of Cheese]

Is Van Bakkfiard there? I can’t watch this evening.

 

[Muttley]

I always tell them I am off to give blood.

We don't have them door knocking but I see them outside my tube station holding The Watchtower a couple of times a week when I'm going to work at 7am. I say good morning to them as I pass but they've never tried to engage me in religious conversation.

 

[Duke of Cheese]

They always look like a Fast Show sketch. Walking up and down the street in sixes, wearing 1970s’ raincoats with beards (the Witness not the raincoat) and trilby hats on and carrying a briefcase…And that’s just the women ones…

 

[Ant7t]

We don't have them door knocking but I see them outside my tube station holding The Watchtower a couple of times a week when I'm going to work at 7am. I say good morning to them as I pass but they've never tried to engage me in religious conversation.

I got duped. Before Christmas someone (in pairs) knocked on the door. Shoulda realised. They didn't even start with religion as a topic. So, they decided to come back (not a her and her, but a her and a him). I've told them I have Jewish ancestry and I am not overly religious, but I 'pick and choose' from all faiths and such. That didn't deter them. You don't have to be a JW to join our meetings. I told them I have a job. That didn't stop them. They turned up again today: I was out. I do remember years ago, answering the door to them, and just coz I knew The Lords Prayer, they thought I was interested in becoming a JW. I ask ya.