BowSenior Contributor
Share a cuppa?
I've just made myself a cuppa and would love a friend if anyone is around?
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Share a cuppa?
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tymeModerator
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Yay! 6:30pm sleep...but that also means waking up at the crack of dawn for cheerios! @ArraDreaming
Welcome to parenthood!
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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That’s everyday for us I don’t bat an eye lid anymore it’s either cherrios being waved in my face or being bitten.
anyway!
I hope everyone has been having an ok day
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tymeModerator
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I've had a good day today @ArraDreaming - nothing happening out of the ordinary. Just the usual.
I haven't done any sorting out today of my house, but I'm staring at it lol.
Did I tell you I'm waiting for a wardrobe to be built so I can transfer my clothes to the new place. I wanted a built-in one. So hard to get tradies in.
I really wish I was a handy person. There are so many little things I wish I could do.
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member that's so true. Need to get things reviewed with meds tom. It can be a bit confronting at times, but that's just life. Sitting and supporting other people involves sitting with pain but also their joy and strengths.
@tyme coffee really is a social thing in Melbourne. I honestly prefer matcha, so much easier to stomach and gives you the adequate caffeine boost without jitteriness.
@tyme coffee really is a social thing in Melbourne. I honestly prefer matcha, so much easier to stomach and gives you the adequate caffeine boost without jitteriness.
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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It's hard to choose, @tyme, the coffee and the tea are both VERY enticing.
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tymeModerator
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You made a really good point about what it is to help people. I really appreciate that @creative_writer
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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Hold on I got something for you @tyme
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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@tyme Here you are
I just built it for ya just now, tonight, nice and quick I hope it’s suitable
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tymeModerator
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Hahaha! @ArraDreaming !
I love the speedy work!
One prob.. I too short to reach the hangers....
You're too funny.
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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Hi @tyme, you're doing a great job. I'd just like to say to @Paulette that I too have had experience of a lifeline telephone counsellor not only being unhelpful, but even being downright harmful to me. It's part of the nature of those services, that while they're often quite good at what they offer, sometimes they are frankly horrible...well, they're afterall human, and NOTHING is ever good all the time. I hear you @Paulette, as I'm sure many do, they just don't say so. Even many Lifeline and other counsellors hear you. Do you know there's also Griefline that may be able to help you? You are going through grief.
