It takes practice, man. I didn't even know how to cook eggs when I was younger, but today I can cook lasagna (as long as I periodically consult the recipe ). Get a recipe for some food that you really like and have a go.
It's okay if you meticulously follow a recipe. Make sure you get it right before adding ingredients that you want/like. You'll be a master in no time. You're welcome.Always wanted to try making lasagne. My parents have a stack of cooking books they never use, I'll take a look at those. Though if I follow a recipe, I tend to be excessively meticulous and quadruple check everything to make sure I'm doing it right. Thanks for your suggestion!
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:inlove: Music. :inlove:
music is about the only thing that keeps me sane.
Oh, absolutely. I love it so much.:inlove: Music. :inlove:
I've been feeling a little bit cruddy, but Fiona has helped me out by sending me a lovely text in my time of doubt. It wasn't a magical cure, but it's nice to know she's still thinking of me. I needed that.
It's a little frustrating, but there's not much we can do about it, unfortunately.awww, that was sweet of her. It must be very frustrating living so far away from her?:thinking:
Different personalities, I suppose, and different coping mechanisms. I have been told that I'm the last person they'd have thought had depression, because I'm always smiling and appearing quite jovial. Sometimes what you see on the outside doesn't tell you the story of what's happening on the inside.You often read that we should should not be so hard on ourselves because everybody has their own problems.
What puzzles me is how so many people manage to "hide" their problems from the public so well, and "appear" to have it all together? While there are some that find it extremely difficult to do this.
I would love to know what their secret is.:idontknow:
Different personalities, I suppose, and different coping mechanisms. I have been told that I'm the last person they'd have thought had depression, because I'm always smiling and appearing quite jovial. Sometimes what you see on the outside doesn't tell you the story of what's happening on the inside.
That is the part that bewilders me.
How do people manage to keep up the appearance that things are ok with them, all the time?
How do you find the energy to be "smiling and appearing quite jovial" all the time?
I can only manage it for a very small amount of time, then I can no longer sustain it.
That is the part that bewilders me.
How do people manage to keep up the appearance that things are ok with them, all the time?
How do you find the energy to be "smiling and appearing quite jovial" all the time?
I can only manage it for a very small amount of time, then I can no longer sustain it.
.....they must be made of sterner stuff than you and I.
force of habit