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Author: astriastri
Date: Aug 31, 2007 23:29
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On Sat, 1 Sep 2007, silvershard wrote:
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> I just helped a friend of mine get put into a h*spit*l against her own
> will because I really believe she's a danger to herself or her roommate
> right now.
oh, difficult. hope she comes to see it as help?
> I can't help but feel horrible and relieved at the same time.
>
> Silver
yes
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Author: ()()
Date: Aug 31, 2007 17:38
X-No-Archive: Yes
no spoiler but one mention of contact lenses that is a tad
bit gross, sort of
In article <8273e215228e0f.416f6543874ad06ab88@ asarian-host.net>,
Just Pete asarian-host.net> wrote:>X-No-Archive: Yes
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>spent hours the other evening fitting one thing to another by
>careful use of chisel, 'cuz it wasn't machined right to begin
>with. when i finally got fed up and gave up there were
>fiberglass shavings every freakin' place.
Wee ha! When the dang thing doesn't fit _MAKE_ it fit!!
Yeah!
>forgetting i'd changed glasses so i didn't chisel me instead
>of the target material i spent several minutes attempting to
>vacuum the cursor off the screen. it's still there. a
lol
>testament to the quality of apple products. or a sad
>commentary on hoover vacuum cleaners. i'm not sure which.
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Author: NahantonNahanton
Date: Aug 31, 2007 15:32
On 2007-08-31 17:35:59 -0400, Baba Yaga phonecoop.coop> said:
> Nahanton comcast.net> wrote, in alt.support.dissociation:
> >> My most favorite book which I believe started by passion for reading
>> was "The Secret Garden"
>
> That was one of my three books when came to UK. Read it over, and
> over, and over.... And wept self-indulgently over poor Mary's
> loneliness. Red leather cover, tooled gold, nibbled corners to the
> pages.
>
> BY
Yep....You do remember it. :-)
Nahanton
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Author: the valeriansthe valerians
Date: Aug 31, 2007 13:22
was gonna scream today but had to make phone call, pick up paycheck
from work, take kitties to vet (not did that yet, leaving in 10 mins).
can scream tomorrow because no responsibilities other than homemaking
ones. gonna get a pillow and scream right hard into it.
all 3 kitties let me pick them up and put them in cat carrier. they
getting used to me. this a.m. spitfire let me scritch and scritch
behind his ears. you know what i love about kitties? i love how they
don't can balance very good yet, and they sit down to scritch behind
their own ear and fall over :-).
ok, going to vet now. bye.
a v.
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Author: astriastri
Date: Aug 31, 2007 09:47
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007, Baba Yaga wrote:
> Randomly between performing seal mode and child mode.
> Scheissssssssssssssse.
>
> [We hope all those s's constitute splat for Hannahs. And misca-people
> if here.]
>
> Really, aaaaargh.
>
> [us]
> (posting anyway)
we're here
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Author: astriastri
Date: Aug 31, 2007 09:29
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007, Baba Yaga wrote:
> Dashing about like nad, not really time to be here, somehow need to
> anyway.
>
> Notice - again, I know, but this time maybe more:
>
> functional elevates to performing seal = helpful = volunteer for stuff
> ('cause if not me, who?)
ook
> *We need not to*.
hard to remember when in functional. when in functional, it's ok.
> Not much realisation. Not all. Not time to tidy up, think through
> (volunteered).
>
> Baba Scurry
hope it went ok.
-- astri
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Author: NahantonNahanton
Date: Aug 31, 2007 06:15
When I had to do some public speaking years ago, I was totally freaked
out. My pdoc gave me a rx for a beta blocker. I took
it 15-20 minutes before speaking. (I believe it lowers the blood
pressure). It did help. The pdoc told me that most of the musicians
performing before large audiences take it. It helps some, but not
others. Maybe you can speak to him about this.
Nahanton
On 2007-08-31 05:57:27 -0400, Baba Yaga phonecoop.coop> said:
> silvershard asarian-host.net> wrote, in
> alt.support.dissociation:
> >> X-No-Archive: Yes
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>> If it's okay to ask.
>>
>> I'm very nervous about a few things:
>>
>> I have my first...
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Author: NahantonNahanton
Date: Aug 31, 2007 06:03
On 2007-08-30 20:10:03 -0400, Baba Yaga phonecoop.coop> said:
> Nahanton comcast.net> wrote, in alt.support.dissociation:
> >> Even though it's difficult for me to post, I'm glad that you and astri
>> have been using asd. I read everything that _everyone_ posts. It
>> really helps me.
>
> I'm glad of that.
>
> Also, thank you. Seems we need to hear that. The idea that that
> works both ways aparently needs some dinning in.
Yes, I agree. I always hesitate before posting thinking that it will
be something <> that ppl will get tired of. Yet when I read you,
astri and others, I feel a sense of you and others being heard.
Sometimes the advice isn't all that great, but it *is* advice from ppl
who really care, imo. Then there is the *bingo* sort of advice which
marvels me. I'm being repetitive, but it truly helps to read what
everyone has to say.
Nahanton
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Author: NahantonNahanton
Date: Aug 31, 2007 05:56
On 2007-08-30 20:08:44 -0400, Baba Yaga phonecoop.coop> said:
> Nahanton comcast.net> wrote, in alt.support.dissociation:
> >> We have trustees in name only.
>
> Oh, yikes. Much on one pair of shoulders.
>
>> We just hired a MCSW, and he will be good at identifying the kids we
>> want to help. He has no business savvy and doesn't want any.
>
> <>
>
>> I'm going to do for now what my friend has always told me to do when
>> not sure of oneself: KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid)
>
> Heh. Of a sudden, that makes sense. A great deal of. Never got the
> 'when not sure of oneself' part before.
"When not sure of oneself could be my middle name"
Nahanton
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