snowy - maybe an early night with a book? do you read, are you able to concentrate? I struggle to read when im not doing so great which is a shame because it does make me feel better.
Hoochy - well done for the interview, Im glad it boosted your confidence. I really need to get back on that horse, not just yet though, im just about adjusting to being at home actually.
Sorry you hurt yourself Vicar - i recommenda g&t at the pub, i can't remember who the landlady is again? Does the pub have a name?
Bobbly, DVD and lasagne sounds perfect, hopefully you will get some rest this evening, how old are your many children? I am in awe, i barely manage one!
I'm missing Ed (well she is my next door neighbour after all!) hope you are ok! I took my dogs out today, was a bit of an effort to get out but im trying a "fake it til you make it" approach, its working in as much as i don't feel terrible but i don't think ive quite made it just yet!
I think the anti-histamines are not great for me, make me tired beyond belief but i can't do without them, hayfever is really bad this week. Fortunately i dont tend to get bad allergies in june but when its bad its bad.
mouses you are bound to feel shakey after the telephone assesment but thats a positive move. I also think a home visit is good as you will feel more at ease.
geraldine would you like to tell us a little about yourself? its ok if you dont want to just yet.
Hugs to everyone