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Worthless
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Hello
I am wanting to know if anyone else feels just worthless. And what they did about that feeling that creeps inside of you.
Thanks
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So Kaz are you living on a farm or property? Hope you do have some restful days off in your break. Are you doing anything special?
Hug
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Hi Shelley,
Thanks so for asking…both Lucy and I have had a good day..been staying out of that horrible part of my mind, so happy with that. My container is made of steel Shelley so it gets real hot during these hot days, my house is also steel I wish it could be of different materials but it's not any way it will be nice for me when it is finished.
My bro has been such a help with things I can't handle myself I am so grateful to him, he knows that things worry me to a point that it makes me depressed so he helps me when he can.
Does your father and bro build houses or something else?
I hope you had a good day today Shelley.
Buy for now Lucy and Wayne.xxx
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Hi Shelley,
Yes I was always pretty good at English at school. And economics, plus anything to do with sport. Everything else was a bit of a struggle though.
My little dog is a miniature foxie cross. I think the cross is chihuihua. She is a little 5kg bundle of energetic affection. Only a very light coat (hair) so she feels the cold, I guess thats the chihuihua in her. But she is also a typical little terrier. She loves hunting (but not digging)! And has caught a few small rabbits for her dinner. But she is just a really beautiful little girl. Her birthday is Christmas day, and we named her Holly as a result. She will be 7 years old next week. She isnt an extroverted dog like your Coco, she's more of an introvert I'd say. Can be quite shy or timid with people she doesnt know. But she is great with our grandkids and I take her with me sometimes to visit the old folks home. The residents there think she's great, and all want to talk to her and pat her. Surprisingly she actually seems to love the attention. She is seemingly quite comfortable with it all.
Shelley I noted in your earlier reply to Wayne about feeling silly about the yabbies? I hope that wasnt because of something I said in my reply to Wayne? If it was, please accept my heartfelt apology, it certainly was not intended to make you feel silly in any way. And I feel really awful about it now. Its fine not to like yabbies or prawns or lobster or any of the crustacean species. And I see what you mean about prawns beady little eyes! Yabbies are pretty similar. Although I actually dont mind that as much as I do whole fish with eyes still in.
Regarding the job application. No I've not heard anything more. Maybe they noticed my legs shaking badly under the table and hands clenched tightly to prevent them from shaking too, and decided I was too 'nutty' to bother employing after all. ) :
Sherie xx
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Hi Sherie,
There was 'Thunder down under' Sherie I sure that didn't go down to well with you but i bet hubby was chuffed..
I hope your not stressing to much about things today. Sherie as Kaz suggests one day at a time it worked for me so I think she is onto something there.
Lucy liked your pat that I gave her for you but Iam still getting the hair from my mouth from the lick I gave Lucy from your dog. haha
Gotta go feed the sheep some oates before it it gets to late so you enjoy the evening will talk soon.
Lucy and Wayne. xxx
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Thanks Wayne.
Yes, the Sydney Thunder were too good for an under-staffed Sydney 6ers. Yes hubby was very happy.
Been trying not to think too much about the job, so not been stressing too badly. But patience is not one of my virtues!
Glad Lucy liked her pat. Pity about the hair balls from Holly's lick though. You're funny............
Sherie xx
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Morning all, beautiful morning here.
In answer to your question Shelley, no I live in the suburbs. We moved into our current house mid-year and it has a big yard that needs a lot of work. Fortunately we like gardening, so when it's not too hot, we'll be outside digging. The previous owner seems to have liked bamboo (aaaarrrgggghhh!), gravel and big rocks. I like lawn and pretty plants. Could be a bobcat involved. Nice to have a long-term project though.
How's everyone feeling? Glad you're not too stressed Sherie. Patience isn't one of my many talents either.
Hiya Wayne - hope all is well mate.
Kaz
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Hey Kaz,
Bet ya it's good to be on holidays mate! that bamboo is a curse , can't go wrong with good grass and plants you like.
I live a few hours from the ACT and it is a nice morning but already dam hot so take it easy with the shovel and rehydrate yourselves constantly.
Are you guys going any where over the break or just doing stuff at home?
Take it easy Kaz one step at a time.
Wayne x
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It should be nice living in your new house Wayne, I am guessing it is way bigger than the container. Do you have like tank water, we had tank water whilst I was growing up, and I remember we had to have quick showers. Yes my dad built houses, and my brother owns his own building business. He also constructs houses, commercial type buildings and renovations and things like that.
It is so good your brother can help you like that. So how far does he live from you then ? And do you only feed your sheep oats at night?
I do hope you can cool off today, maybe jumping in your dam or something.
Shelley xx
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It was already 26 at 9am and going to get to at least 36 later. Definitely good advice about staying hydrated Wayne. There's a bushfire out of town too, under control I think, but we all need to be ready eh? I was here (Canberra) when the fires went through in 2003. Got evacuated and didn't expect to find my house still standing. It came within four houses of us. Been very fire-conscious ever since. Guess you are too, especially living in the bush.
Take it easy today mate.
Hiya Shel - hot where you are?
Cheers guys.
Kaz
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Morning Sherie
Yes I did feel a little silly, after I read what you mentioned. But I don't anymore, after your reassurance. No drama. I'm sorry that you felt awful too. Hug for you. I am not keen at all to look at the eyes of a dead fish either.
Your dog Holly sounds pretty cute, I am sure the people in the aged care facility enjoy the visits from her, I 'm guessing that it gives them the opportunity to give love.
And yes I saw you on the "killer thread" and the fact you zoomed pass me like that. Ha Ha
Hug
Shelley xx
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