#43

Hey, no fair. You have twice as many likes.

What is under your pillow?

#44

Morning all.

Going to Franco Manca with my curriculum colleagues today, of all the restaurants in all of Islington they had to book a table at quite a mediocre pizza place.

#45

I think it’s because I’ve done it loads of times.

It’s my iPad, was reading up on the Korean War before I went to sleep!

#46

it’s because we know what he has below his pillow :wink:

#47

Haha I know… but even before I really watched horror I would still have extremely elaborate and vivid nightmares :scream: I remember some that I must have had when I was like 7, one of them had the professor from teddy ruxpin being eaten alive by piranhas but because I was so young I hadnt been exposed to anything gory so instead of blood his skin just came off in chunks, like it was bread… I blame school asembley, I think I’d just been told about “his body is bread, his blood is wine” thing and I got totally freaked out by it. Haha!!!

Oh dear.

#48

I miss my folk’s dog :cry: Cannot wait to get my own bearded old-man dog.

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#49

Went to the doctor about it when was about 20 and he goes… do you drink a lot of coffee? Yes. Drink a lot of alcohol? Yes… Use recreational drugs? Yes… Get regular sleep? No… and he’s just like, welp, that’ll do it.

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#50

pffft the fuck do doctors know?! :wink:

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#51

haha grim :slight_smile:

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#52

And you changed your ways immediately?

#53

Think i did cut back a bit. Those were uni days anyway, can hardly manage three beers nowadays.

#54

I reckon if I keep listening to Yo La Tengo then things will work themselves out. Did some boxing + pads training last night as my foot is STILL broken so I can’t run or cycle. Pretty good cardio, the ol’ boxing. I am slow as fuck though.

I’ma go take a shit

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#55

I’m assuming the dog’s stood on something back there, not just clinging on for dear life.

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#56

It was a lazy, dog-dangling afternoon.

#57

Morning
I am a little stressed.
I need to travel to Singapore and New York before the end of September and I’m already booked to go to Olso for a weekend at the end of the month. HOW WILL THIS WORK

#58

Morning brainfeeder and assorted characters.

I’ve had five days off and haven’t worked more than three days in a row for several weeks now. Finding it even more difficult to take any of it seriously.

My to-dos for today are:

Try to clear the backlog of emails and attack a few of the less trivial tasks on my list
Watch GoT with my housemate
Eat the mushroom curry my housemate is going to cook
Go to rehearsal with said housemate - work on some songs.

#59

Morning bf and all

Not got much on today. Doing the IT for an exam this morning which basically involves looking at a screen every 20 minutes and saying, “yup, that’s ok.” Exciting times.

To do list involves having a bit of a tidy and listening to some records/writing some notes for a review. Oh, and going for a run so week 4 of Couch 2 5k can finally finish me off.

Hope everyone is well and you all have a particularly satisfying stretch at some point today.

#60

Guess im not working today then. Might go out for youknowwhat @Jeremys_Iron

#61

Don’t @ me, second breakfast bro. I’m assuming that’s what you’re talking about, what you’ve written could be wildly taken out of context.

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#62

That really does look like a good exhibition, no way I am managing a day out in thenext month though, shame :confused:

My lad is 13 months old, just learning to walk so in that baby/toddler transition phase. It isn’t all hinge buying and baby walks though: my mental health is in quite a state, exacerbated by still having to deal with my abusive ex-husband and also very poor sleep… that sounds like I am complaining, there is of course a lot about it which is wonderful and I feel very lucky to get to spend so much time with R as he is a fantastic little human, and things like walking with him to the swings at 8am when everyone else is heading to work are wonderful moments :blush:

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