Grannylorraine
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I also use the Pinch of Nom cookbooks. I just adjust things that are too high in carbs for me.
I love Mary Berry - I had a really old book of hers that we kept up at the cottage in Scotland but sadly it got ruined when we had burst pipes. Her books are great for telling you what you can do in advance. I also love the title of your Pinch of Nom but most importantly I LOVE your plaid armchair 🙂Here you go @Pattidevans
Well, it shows they are not great at following instructions. Although I can understand when you have worked a lot on your fancy CV you just want to use it! Also if you are sending applications everywhere is easier to copy and paste, even tho is advised to tailor every application to the role...oh my goodness, all the online research I did for my previous job seeking season. I'm getting flashbacks!A very good point to make the most of, though I regret to say a lot of potential employers can be blind to transferable skills.
I used to put all the paperwork for interviews into place and was one of the people who would read through applications and select the final interviewees. The place I worked had application forms and how those were filled in was really important for the selection process as we could compare like for like. Some people just put their names on them and attached their CVs (some of which were extreme flights of fancy). Those would be discarded as they had ignored a simple instruction to submit a completed application form.
Hi Colin, I send you all wishes. It's so sad when one's friends turn out to have shortcomings. I've been experiencing the same. It's made better by the thoughts and messages of support and love that I hold on too ❤️ .9.4
Been awake since roughly 3am
Therapy was challenging but then it usually is.
Friend told me that they were uncomfortable coming to mine as they find the mezuzah on my door “extremely confrontational given what Israel’s doing in Gaza”. They said nothing about the terrorist attack on the 7th nor anything about the 222 civilians kidnapped by Hamas.
Therapist said that there’s tools we use to regulate our emotions:
1. Self-regulation
2. Co-regulation
3. Theo-regulation
4. Eco-regulation
First is basically self soothing whatever form that takes so includes exercise, watching a film, music, food, alcohol, drugs etc (self soothing isn’t always healthy).
Second is the support we can get from just being around others. It doesn’t have to be about long conversations but can just be from sitting and people watching perhaps.
Third is the comfort we can find in applying logic to try and understand what’s going on. Fourth is about nature and that fillip we can get from being in it.
This forum and you lovely bunch of peoples give me a dose of co-regulation and I want to express my gratitude for that.
You listen to me vent and rant and ponder. You are all quite quite remarkable human beings in your own myriad of ways and I kinda love you all.
It’s a sofa, and we love it too, it’s in the kitchen looking out of the patio doors onto the garden. I spend a lot of time on it! PS it’s from Next.I love Mary Berry - I had a really old book of hers that we kept up at the cottage in Scotland but sadly it got ruined when we had burst pipes. Her books are great for telling you what you can do in advance. I also love the title of your Pinch of Nom but most importantly I LOVE your plaid armchair 🙂
Yes, I noticed it’s geared towards low fat, hence why I used olive oil instead of the spray oil that was suggested. It reminded me of a Rosemary Connelly cookbook I had in the 80s, that was very heavy on the carbs but virtually zero fat. But I wasn’t a diabetic then. That’s a blast from the past!I also use the Pinch of Nom cookbooks. I just adjust things that are too high in carbs for me.