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I heard Shergar turned up …

not sure about Lord Lucan though …

:D

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*checks under stairs for Lancy’s original avatar and smirks before locking door again ……

:lol:

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=D> :lol:

Fantastic! Laughed out loud many times!

And you know … David told me he was enjoying our time together!

I spotted Moi between the zebra’s legs …. do I win a prize?! :-D

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Love it! :lol:

Well done editors … a lot of hard work went into that issue.

Just wish I could see it all … each time I refresh I get different sections!

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Nom nom nom nom nom nom nom …. burp :D

Can you make me one and post it please LD?
I’ll give you my address in pm :lol:

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RIP woodie xxxx

A complete gentleman
A lovely chatter
A decent bloke

You will be greatly missed woodie xxxx

Condolences to all your friends and family

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Is it because the fridge is full of 3 for 2 Waitrose pasta meals?
:lol:

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@irish_lucy wrote:

yep, shes cute, whats her name?

Her name is Dixie

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Not sure what to have for dinner …..

tender and succulent meatballs?

or hot and spicy arrabiata?

definitely not the rich and beefy spaghetti though ….

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Well said Lancy!
Depression is so difficult to understand for those who have not been touched by it – yet 1 in 4 people (yes, that’s 25% of the population) will be directly affected by mental health issues at some point in their life.
That’s every 4th person we work with, in our family, in the street, at the supermarket ….

The word “depression” is over-used ( and very inaccurately) to mean “fed up”.
Contrary to what we read in the media, depression does not follow a bad football result or a weight-gain of 2lb.

It is an all-consuming pit, a field of sinking sand, a quagmire sucking a person in.

A word of sympathy, a kind thought, a helping hand can make a difference, however small, but let’s not pretend that they are the solution. Someone suffering from depression cannot “pull themselves together” or just think happy thoughts.

As Lucy says, just because we cannot see it does not mean it does not exist. It is as real and potentially harmful as say diabetes and equally, it can strike anybody, regardless of lifestyle or genes.

Can we show more empathy and compassion and lessen the burden carried by sufferers?

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