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Coping with lonlieness

Coping with lonlieness

Hi just wondering if anyone else feels lonely

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yeah, Im certainly looking forward to the end of summer. If you dont mind me asking where do you live @Shaz51.?

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Hello @Bridgetjones, I can not give you the town I live in but I can tell you I live in far north queensland

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sounds like a nice place to live in Qld. youd have way hotter temps than were I am. apologies for being nosey asking were you live.

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Yeah @utopia think I remember hearing Jim Carey has MI issues. Easy to imagine famous rich people have wonderful problem free lives but they are just ordinary human beings like the rest of us.

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@Bridgetjones. His last girlfriend died by suicide. Before that another girlfriend suicided - I think in his younger years. Trauma through childhood. But he was determined to do his best in the career of his choice. He's spiritual and believes in positive thinking. He's an inspiration. A bit similar to Keanu Reeves. He also had an suicides and deaths and trauma in his life - & hes also embraced a spiritual life.

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That`s ok @Bridgetjones, it is very tropical where i live , very green , we get lots of rain and it can get very hot here , not good for mowing

where about do you live , are you having the heat wave my friend xx

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@Bridgetjones I'm near Canberra so know what you're talking about been doing the same. Jumping in the pool tomorrow.I love those comedies too, anything dry.I think the same about jim Carrey I think he's spoken about his battles with depression.
@Shaz51 I do like jigsaw puzzles but I get really frustrated when I find a peice is missing!

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@Shaz51 where you live sounds very beautiful. It's been very hot here, walked outside and it just got me. Back inside VERY quickly

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@utopia I did aboriginal studies at uni for an extra course. I can't really remember much but I didn't know a lot about the culture and really wanted to learn. I found the history of settlement the most interesting as I had no idea about the persecution they faced then really and Also the stories about their ancient culture rainbow snake etc.I love the vicar of dibley too she's so lovely and funny every time I watch it I laugh. British comedies are the BEST, so dry. Do you like blackadder ?

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@Starshine. Yes Blackadder is great. Love Absolutely Fabulous. Used to watch the old British comedies with my dad when I was growing up. Upstairs Downstairs. On the buses. Love Thy Neighbour. Dads Army. So much of it is politically incorrect now. Lol.
When I got home from work I spent 30 minutes just watering my driveway garden bed. Planted 6 new plants on Sunday. They are looking very stressed today. Fingers crossed they take.
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