Tea? (Part 1)

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TheDoctor

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*hands over humungoid mug of tea, using both hands and hydraulic lifting gear*

So it's not a hangover then?
 

TheDoctor

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Oooh. That's never good.
*considers offering virtual hug*
*decides against, as Steven Seagal hard as concrete coated nails and might not like*

Would a bacon roll help, or is it more likely to finish you off?
 

TheDoctor

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*sizzle*
*slice*
*sounds of assemblage*

*offers bacon roll, with bottle of ketchup on side*

There you go. Bit quite in here lately, isn't it?
 

Speicher

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I was not involved in the muffins incident, but read about it.

*gives Mr Seagal a virtual hug, but not kisses in case it is contagious *:blush:
 

Speicher

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Well, it feels a bit like invisibility, but the disability lies in others. People cannot accept that I know what I can and cannot do, either now, while I am in a lot of pain and feeling very tired or in the future when I am better.

They also seem very keen that I agree with their opinions and do as they say. My mother said the following to me "Tell me in your own words, that you are getting better". She has also asked "How are you keeping busy" :ohmy:My own words would have needed expletives deleted to the extent no other words were left. :?::angry:!

She asks my opinion, then says that I am wrong to say that, or ignores my advice that she has asked for. Then when she gets in even a bigger mess or problem, guess who :blush: is expected to put things right. If someone is ill, or unhappy etc, she seems to think that giving them "things to do" will make them happy again.
 

TheDoctor

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Oh that doesn't sound good.
Injuries or illnesses, or emotions for that matter, all take time to get better, and whatever you do won't necessarily speed things up.
And as for objecting to your opinions, well:rolleyes:. I don't expect anyone to agree with me, or even to change their mind as a result of hearing my reasoning. But I do expect them to listen, just as I'd listen to them.
Anyway.
*reaches for massage oil*
Rose, lavender, or musky? The last one's a bit Chanel No.5-ish.
 
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