Thank you everyone, I'll survive! I always seem to come down with this sort of thing just in time for my birthday, its like it starts as mild fresher's flu that I catch off the students but I can't take any time off to recover until reading week (start of November) so it just hangs around my tonsils and flares up on my busiest work weeks when I'm tired and have to talk none stop for 3 or 4 hours a day!
Aw, that’s so sad. We have turned a sheep over which had “rigwelted” she had got her wool caught on some barbed wire, no harm done , off she went to join her friends. I feel the vast majority of people nowadays seem to have become totally alienated from wildlife and rural life, the amount of ponies that get knocked down on the moors is appalling. Such a shame!My rant for today is how so many people just don't care or arent willing to go slightly out of their way to help someone, human or animal. We drove past a field today, must be 5ft from the road? A pedestrian path width from road to the wall of the field. As we go past I spot a poor sheep stuck on her back, feet in the air. We werent able to stop as it wasnt safe to do so but there were plenty of other people stopped at the lights who could have pulled over, pedestrians walking past...not one person stopped to roll her back over. Sheep die on their backs as the grass in their stomach starts to ferment, causing gas which presses on the other internal organs and they suffocate at worst, at best the poor thing was probably going into shock. Even if someone doesn't know that, a sheep on it's back, legs rigid and in the air is clearly not having a good time
Anyway, I got onto the local facebook page to find the owner of the flock and through the grapevine about an hour later her owner was contacted and she was found. But I can't believe the amount of people who didn't do anything at the time who could have!
When they never open enough tills at aldi or lidl even though it is PACKED
Ouch! I have to say I was not amused when my youngest brought home her homework in the first/second week of this year (year 2). In year one they used to have spelling homework in the last half. All of a sudden she had spellings (has to write a sentence for each word) plus 3-4 other sheets of maths! It’s good they’re getting them to do it but we all know it’s in prep for sats at ks1!
I hate aldi and lidl with a passion, its OK when you need to save some money, but it's stressful
Or when they scan your items they throw them lol as there are no like end bits to pack
Do you remember netto? They kept throwing my dads week worths shop all down the til. So he let them do it all, and then walked off after the last item went though.
I prefer to be served by a human with a nice smile, take note Lidl, an unhappy scowling human who chucks your shopping at you doesn't encourage return custom.
I was in a taxi last Friday to get to the cat and rabbit clinic and the driver did a u turn in the middle of a busy road.The other drivers weren't happy.
They are mad, I get why they do it because I'm a van driver and I really get sick of driving, but it's still no excuse. Took me 4 hours to get from Northampton to London this morning
then I had to get to Birmingham and back to Northampton after 
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I'm the same, felt like they for years I could sleep for 12 hours then 3 hours later I'm really tired again so always try and get An hour's sleep on my days off.Ive always put it down to my antidepressants.Being tired all the time when I’m only 27 and there’s no reason to be so tired
Yea I bet it is, citalopram make you tired I know that much.
That's what I've been on for the past 9 years.
I used to be, and I could fall asleep anywhere, anytime. I had to come off it. I only ever feel alert and awake if I'm properly hydrated, which I'm bad for keeping up with
Yeah they make u feel zombified
Yea, they make staying awake you're priority over feel anxiety or depression. I swear that's how they work lol. Na it not but, but hope you are doing good
Thankfully my mother in law had a spare pair for me to borrow
