Sslip

18 Hey you cheeky madam, 6 questions with yes/no answers isn't bad going

18 That would have been easier to guess if I'd realised he'd recently taken over as manager at Rangers. ?

18 Hope you said Hi to the young lad

18 A scouse footballer distinctive enough for you to recognize, are we talking Steven Gerrard or before his time?

18 Is he a scouser or a weegie @WeegieWoman?

17 Everton lad (as opposed to Liverpool) @WeegieWoman?

16 Football?

16 and a ball sport @WeegieWoman?

17 Team sport @WeegieWoman?

I couldn't explain it unless, it is a land of hot tempered red heads. Know ye of such a place?

it's enough to make your heart sink

11 ooohhh, tell me more

out fought

Hi Jackie, I was fortunate enough to write down little snippets of my early quit, so can relate to where you are. Your post just caused me to look back over them. In those early days I had up and down times, feeling impressed with myself and having light bulb thoughts in one moment and feeling like crap in others. I half remembered it as being irritable all the time, but when I look back at it now, it was only actually 3 or 4 days in that first couple of weeks where I was feeling like ripping everyones head off It really was temporary and quietened to a point that I found some respite after those first few days. Still up and downs, but the balance soon starts to shift! You are in the middle of the second week now, so keep going, you will get through this and we are here for you. It is so worth it.

if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen

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heavy handed

Linda, you're doing great and doing the right things. Hope your hubby is backing you in this and is cutting you some slack. Make sure you are cutting yourself some slack too. Get plenty of water, make sure you keep your blood sugar up.

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You don't keep a dog and bark yourself

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tip top

I'm on top of the world

Bloody footprints