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Just had a pair of very very chatty district nurses leave, having taken me from zonko to absolutely wide awake, feeling peckish and wanting the loo. Neither of which I'll be doing anything about 'til 10am. 
So... who's awake? Must be at least a few doing nightshift. Anyone off the new babies thread, may'ap?
I'm watching the BBC people-living-with-dogs-for-4-days thing on iPlayer. S'quite good. The girl's an absolute wimp.

So... who's awake? Must be at least a few doing nightshift. Anyone off the new babies thread, may'ap?

I'm watching the BBC people-living-with-dogs-for-4-days thing on iPlayer. S'quite good. The girl's an absolute wimp.
mically said:
zonko ?
why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work
nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
Zonko = asleep, or very nearly.why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work

nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
The nurses are meant to wake me up as little as possible while providing what I need - losing loadsa sleep really does me no favours at all, I just end up unable to stay awake for more than 4 hours at a stretch all day.
How's the little'un doing? I've got a mate with PVL and my own experiences include some of the things that PVL can/may (or may not!) cause, if you want to ask stuff feel free to drop me a line.
Edited by BlackVanGirl on Friday 15th May 04:48
BlackVanGirl said:
mically said:
zonko ?
why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work
nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
Zonko = asleep, or very nearly.why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work

nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
The nurses are meant to wake me up as little as possible while providing what I need - losing loadsa sleep really does me no favours at all, I just end up unable to stay awake for more than 4 hours at a stretch all day.
How's the little'un doing? I've got a mate with PVL and my own experiences include some of the things that PVL can/may (or may not!) cause, if you want to ask stuff feel free to drop me a line.
Edited by BlackVanGirl on Friday 15th May 04:48
luckily you have lots of strange people on a motoring forum to keep you smiling (albeit night workers, off-shores and day-walkers.)

little'un - um, pardon?
haha, I don't have any children >>Insert god-awful cliche<< ..... right, back to looking for a sub-£1k motor

current list: FTO 2.0, Calibra 2.5 V6, Audi Coupe 2.6 V6.
Calibra is winning as I still feel owed a working one !!!

mically said:
BlackVanGirl said:
mically said:
zonko ?
why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work
nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
Zonko = asleep, or very nearly.why do you want nurses to wake you up at 4am?
slightly extreme maybe?
I make do with an alarm......... however, nurses will work

nb: at work, no iPlayer (no sound,) but full-on internet access.....
and i spend my time on here, good grief!
The nurses are meant to wake me up as little as possible while providing what I need - losing loadsa sleep really does me no favours at all, I just end up unable to stay awake for more than 4 hours at a stretch all day.
How's the little'un doing? I've got a mate with PVL and my own experiences include some of the things that PVL can/may (or may not!) cause, if you want to ask stuff feel free to drop me a line.
Edited by BlackVanGirl on Friday 15th May 04:48
luckily you have lots of strange people on a motoring forum to keep you smiling (albeit night workers, off-shores and day-walkers.)

little'un - um, pardon?
haha, I don't have any children >>Insert god-awful cliche<< ..... right, back to looking for a sub-£1k motor

current list: FTO 2.0, Calibra 2.5 V6, Audi Coupe 2.6 V6.
Calibra is winning as I still feel owed a working one !!!

and yep, the many and varied folk of PH have been brilliant over the last few years.
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