Happy 2004 to you all!

Hi everyone.

Hope that you have all had a great christmas and that santa has brought you all that you had asked him for :)

Welcome to 2004! and I hope that you had a great new years eve! Are you all still drunk and hung over. I had to get everyone to celebrate with drink for me as I don't drink while on the tablets.
I realise that I haven't been on for a couple of weeks, but I don't have access to a computer apart from work (I've been off since the 19th Dec)

Have a great 2004!!!

Claire

And a Happy New Year to all you guys too!!!

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Hi Oldhippy and welcome back,

Did you have a great holiday? I can't remember where you went to!

Well I cannot believe it ! Today I started to paint the kitchen at 11.30 am. I have just finished it all and cleaned everything up!!! It is now 10.30pm and I managed to finish it all without feeling too bad. I ache now because of all those pipes etc..... boy I am rambling on and I am feeling to feel quite fatigue now that I have sat down so I bid you all goodnight! :wink:

Hi Oldhippy!!

Great to see you back, we've missed you! You have a way of posting that always brings a sunny smile no matter what sort of grey day is going on in my head and outside! Seriously glad that you had such a brill, sunny, carefree time...... perhaps someone out there will read your post and find you a job, imagine...

Christmas has been the usual battle here, what with erratic use of my lightbox (not good news) and fighting with a 'flu'y cold and cough since 27th, as have a few others on the Forum.

Have you all noticed how much longer the daylight lasts, already! It brings me a strange sensation of dampened down euphoria. You see there is the joy in seeing such a relatively quick improvement in the quality of a day, but it also serves as a reminder that February and March are always utter hell in my head. Last year though, thanks to my lightbox, I survived those 2 months really rather well, but donkey's years of those two months being insufferable are indelibly imprinted on my mind. I wonder seriously if cognitive behavioural therapy might get me round that one? I am working on positive thought, but I'm not winning yet.

Any tips anyone?

Does anyone else feel this way?

Good things to you all.

Julie (currently forcing a sunrise in her head on this new grey day)