How are you feeling?
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MikeyC
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Why thank you.Thanks Mikey.
Love your new avatar.
coyote
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i'm listening :thumbup:
it was a couple of decades ago, and it was an art college - so my experience may not be relevant :idontknow:
Phoenixx
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^ You and your travels... Man, I hope to be able to do that kind of stuff someday.
Good luck with your course tomorrow!
Graeme1988
Hie yer hence from me heath!
Aye, ah can relate there, pal. The problem wi' me is that ma brain always daein' this: :thinking: And no' much else... Sittin' on ma arse wi' an "urge tae create" summit. Then ah think: "Ach, f**k it! Ah'll just watch a comedy DVD n' laugh fur a few hours. :bigsmile:
anomicdeer
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I hope you all read this:
I love chatting with you all when I come here feeling dead. I leave in a better mood.
I love chatting with you all when I come here feeling dead. I leave in a better mood.
Graeme1988
Hie yer hence from me heath!
Awww, f**k...! Sorry! It's just that made me smile.
Doesnae exactly help that am aw shy n' red-faced n' that fae (from) readin' that comment. mg: :shyness: Good, and nice, tae hear that, darlin'. :thumbup:
MikeyC
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You will. Once the urge and the capabilities move in, they're not leaving.
I finished day one of the first aid course. Kind of cool, although of the seven in the class, four of them talk too much about personal experiences, when it's about learning about first aid, not a trip down memory lane! Overall it's cool to learn and the teacher is nice and I'm happy that I'm doing it. Back to do it all again tomorrow and leave with a first aid certificate.
Also, there's only one girl in the group and she's a cute 18 year old and I paired up with her to do practical activities. That was awesome and hopefully it's the same tomorrow, and then maybe I'll be brave enough to give her my number. :shyness:
Kiwong
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You will. Once the urge and the capabilities move in, they're not leaving.
I finished day one of the first aid course. Kind of cool, although of the seven in the class, four of them talk too much about personal experiences, when it's about learning about first aid, not a trip down memory lane! Overall it's cool to learn and the teacher is nice and I'm happy that I'm doing it. Back to do it all again tomorrow and leave with a first aid certificate.
Also, there's only one girl in the group and she's a cute 18 year old and I paired up with her to do practical activities. That was awesome and hopefully it's the same tomorrow, and then maybe I'll be brave enough to give her my number. :shyness:
It's a good qualification to have. I find the practical exercises difficult, particularly turning people on their sides clearing airways. I'm always glad when it is over, but the three years between course goes so quickly.
Do it, do it, do it, do it, come on you can do it!
MikeyC
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Yeah, the teacher instructed us not to put our fingers in their mouths.
It was difficult having to work on each other, but I find that's part of the fun, too. Thankfully the small group I'm in isn't so bad and everyone appears to be nice, so that helps. Was your group the same, Kiwong?I'll have to investigate if she has a boyfriend, since girls like that always seem to. I'm not sure how that's going to happen, but I'll try.
I'll have to investigate if she has a boyfriend, since girls like that always seem to. I'm not sure how that's going to happen, but I'll try.
If she does, I'm almost certain you'd be a better one :thumbup: Out with the old, in with the new!
MikeyC
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You're very kind, mate!
We'll see how it all goes tomorrow.
Kiwong
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waswith Re: How are you feeling?
MikeyC, my group was with people I work with. I think some of the things to do with CPR had been simplified since the last time I did it. Got to play around with defibrillators this time around.
Yeah, the teacher instructed us not to put our fingers in their mouths.
I'll have to investigate if she has a boyfriend, since girls like that always seem to. I'm not sure how that's going to happen, but I'll try.
MikeyC, my group was with people I work with. I think some of the things to do with CPR had been simplified since the last time I did it. Got to play around with defibrillators this time around.
MikeyC
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Re: waswith Re: How are you feeling?
The teacher was saying her first aid course she did back in the 70's was far more complicated than it is now, so you're likely to be right about that.
I remember you saying you don't get along with a lot of your workmates, but hopefully the course was worth it in the end.
Yeah, we got to use defibrillators, as well. I think that's a new addition to the curriculum.
The teacher was saying her first aid course she did back in the 70's was far more complicated than it is now, so you're likely to be right about that.
I remember you saying you don't get along with a lot of your workmates, but hopefully the course was worth it in the end.
Kiwong
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I'm not that nice a person. I have a huge ego, I'm overly sensitive, insensitive, angry, loud, lacking in courage, my attitude often sucks, I can be lazy, I can be shallow, I let the better side of myself down all the time. This has nothing to do with my anxiety, but it is who I am. I am fundamentally flawed
Still I see a photo myself and refuse to turn to self hatred. Instead I see a human being in pain and in need of help. I also see deep inside a huge potential of what I am capable of if I try.
Still I see a photo myself and refuse to turn to self hatred. Instead I see a human being in pain and in need of help. I also see deep inside a huge potential of what I am capable of if I try.