I had some great news this week, my computer at home is broken so now I can only get on here to update when I'm at Mr Greg's house 
it's quite possible the computer is unfixable so we're going to have to buy a whole new one
On the plus side I passed my theory test this week which was good because I really hate...
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it's quite possible the computer is unfixable so we're going to have to buy a whole new one
On the plus side I passed my theory test this week which was good because I really hate...
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strawberrybomb:
I sasw them in london last week but i was thniking of going to exeter as well. I just need to find a way of getting home.
jackie:
yes it certainly does. Think i will have a bath just to prove it 
Things I have learnt this week:
1. I could never be a stalker (not that it was ever that high on my list of ambitions)
2. When it comes to street portraiture, women maybe more approachable but they are also more likely to say no.
3. The British upper class really are as far up their own arse as we always thought.
4. I really...
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1. I could never be a stalker (not that it was ever that high on my list of ambitions)
2. When it comes to street portraiture, women maybe more approachable but they are also more likely to say no.
3. The British upper class really are as far up their own arse as we always thought.
4. I really...
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kera:
thanks for the sweet comment on my set! 
thepsychicbunny:
It's good to learn.
Educational power. WHAM!
Educational power. WHAM!
There is no pain in the world worse than new shoes. Right?
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_lu_:
Childbirth and new shoes which attempt to massacre your feet, why do it to ourselves?
elysia:
She didn't specify the size of the car. Could have been an Espace or something similar. Ewwww.
As part of my new uni module I had to spend the day in the street today asking strangers if I could take their photos. I felt like a complete pervert, not too mention a bit like scum when people got slightly irate (and well within their rights too) I spent 4 hours in Exeter city centre and got 17 pictures - that is how...
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elysia:
It sounds bizarre and yet very amusing. I'd love to follow someone round.
Think Ed TV or Truman Show and you'll be fine!
Think Ed TV or Truman Show and you'll be fine!
elysia:
Well done. Surely it's a great opportunity to catch people doing embarassing things? ha ha
Before we took last years calendar down we counted the number of hospital appointments I'd had. 24 eye clinic appointment, 2 trips to casualty and14 trips tp the GP plus 26 blood tests. Makes me remember how crap last year was.
Today I had my first appointment of 2006 and lo behold they gave me good news! My eye is better. All the leakage has...
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Today I had my first appointment of 2006 and lo behold they gave me good news! My eye is better. All the leakage has...
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elysia:
Less meds has got to be good. I sometimes wonder why I don't rattle I seem to take so many 
oxy:
Good news
Grease is on TV again for what feels like the millionth time this holiday. Am I the only one who really hates Grease? I hate the moral of the story.
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elysia:
I hate Scrapheap Challenge with a passion but often can't help but watch it. Clever bastards.
elysia:
Ah yes ... Time Team.
I do actually love that programme on some geeky historical level. They came to the village I lived in a few years ago and dug it up. It was ace.
I do actually love that programme on some geeky historical level. They came to the village I lived in a few years ago and dug it up. It was ace.
Its only January the first and I've already completed one of my new years resolutions and have upgraded my account to a one year membership! I've become addicted and everyone is so lovely the thought of leaving just isn't on the cards! 
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strawberrybomb:
SG is addictive it will take over your life but in a good way. Happy new year
johnnyforeigner:
You too
And enjoy your full years membership, too
And enjoy your full years membership, too
At last 2005 has come to an end so here is a run down of the year that was the worst of my life.
January: Get stuck on more medication (steroids!) I thought was possible. Am told if I don't take it will go blind fairly soon by a charming doctor who kindly asked 'What kind of life will you have then!?' What he failed...
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January: Get stuck on more medication (steroids!) I thought was possible. Am told if I don't take it will go blind fairly soon by a charming doctor who kindly asked 'What kind of life will you have then!?' What he failed...
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elysia:
The body is a strange thing isn't it? I think I saw a documentary about something similar once.
That has to suck but it sounds like you're dealing with it well so that's all positive
That has to suck but it sounds like you're dealing with it well so that's all positive
taniss:
Pob is an excellent name. Well done.
Paul's daughter in Neighbours looks very much like my ex-love, so it's too painful for me to watch it at the moment...
Paul's daughter in Neighbours looks very much like my ex-love, so it's too painful for me to watch it at the moment...
I went to see my counsellor today and I felt worse when I left than before I went in. I actually felt pretty good when I went in but when I came out I'd reached the decision I don't really need his help and cope better on my own, I only got referred in the first place so they couldn't stick me on anti-depressants which...
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taniss:
Ah, the 'profile pose': good choice! You don't look bad to me. Nice harlequin top too!
If I may be so bold, I wouldn't dismiss CBT out of hand. Obviously I know nothing about what they're discussing with you, but they're there to offer help on a load of things, not just depression/suicidal ideation. They should be there for the very reason of getting your life back on track. They're also there to listen and understand though, so maybe you just have a bad one.
If I may be so bold, I wouldn't dismiss CBT out of hand. Obviously I know nothing about what they're discussing with you, but they're there to offer help on a load of things, not just depression/suicidal ideation. They should be there for the very reason of getting your life back on track. They're also there to listen and understand though, so maybe you just have a bad one.
johnnyforeigner:
After reading that, and going through all the fun of 'must take medication or counselling' through a lot of last year, I wish I could say something less useless than 'hope you're ok' 
But I can't, so, hope you're ok
But I can't, so, hope you're ok I've started to think about what I need to do when I go back to uni in 2 weeks time. I know my next project is one portraiture and figurative work and despite not knowing the assignment in too much detail I do know that we have to do some self-portraiture. Damn. I really don't fancy doing that as I am by far not the...
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taniss:
Actually, I can occasionally catch myself at a good angle in the mirror, and think 'hey, maybe I'm not that repulsive.' That's until I see a photo of my good self anyway. Hence why I only have a profile shot for my...profile.
taniss:
Shit on the bottom of a shoe?!
Now you really are being too harsh on yourself!
Now you really are being too harsh on yourself!