oh hell yes! me too:D
Have they made a perfume/cologne you can spray on yourself to make you smell like chocolate yet??
Imagine how happy the partners of chocolate lovers would be if they did! 😎:😛:
I think its a great idea! Chocolate is just as pleasant a scent as some old flower anyway, or whatever it is they use in perfume :😛:
oh hell yes! me too:D
Have they made a perfume/cologne you can spray on yourself to make you smell like chocolate yet??
Imagine how happy the partners of chocolate lovers would be if they did!
oh hell yes! me too:D
Have they made a perfume/cologne you can spray on yourself to make you smell like chocolate yet??
Imagine how happy the partners of chocolate lovers would be if they did! 😎:😛:
They have. It's called Eau de Deadman, because I'm always sweet;).
oh hell yes! me too:D
Have they made a perfume/cologne you can spray on yourself to make you smell like chocolate yet??
Imagine how happy the partners of chocolate lovers would be if they did!
Then they need to mix it with this to make chocolate covered bacon cologne. 🙄
It's more bitter than sweet, hardcore! I'd post you one but I gather the aussies are strict on food imports :/
(p.s. we need a chocolate thread)
Actually, I recently got a box of chocolates from the USA, so I think they're less strict than you think. I certainly wouldn't object to having some of Thorntons varieties. 🙂
There's a candy store nearby that specialises in imported sweets, so maybe they have some there. I don't usually go in there but maybe it'll be something to check out.
So I have just been contacted by a mental health professional today about my anxiety disorder support group. Somehow the 'system' has gotten wind of it, and I am feeling a little concerned as to whether the group is strong enough to handle certain kinds of psychological problems....because its not a professional health care service...more of a grassroots support network. She wanted to introduce someone into the group who has schizophrenia...and I dont want to close its doors to anyone, but I dont know... I am more concerned I may be attracting people that I am not capable of handling (yet). If I had social workers and psychologists in the group sure...
meh. She'll be right... I bumble my way through most things and survive...
So I have just been contacted by a mental health professional today about my anxiety disorder support group. Somehow the 'system' has gotten wind of it, and I am feeling a little concerned as to whether the group is strong enough to handle certain kinds of psychological problems....because its not a professional health care service...more of a grassroots support network. She wanted to introduce someone into the group who has schizophrenia...and I dont want to close its doors to anyone, but I dont know... I am more concerned I may be attracting people that I am not capable of handling (yet). If I had social workers and psychologists in the group sure...
meh. She'll be right... I bumble my way through most things and survive...
Hang on, who wants to introduce this person? How come they can introduce people but you have no say? I know you don't want to turn anyone away but shouldn't you have the final say since you're the one running the group?
Hang on, who wants to introduce this person? How come they can introduce people but you have no say? I know you don't want to turn anyone away but shouldn't you have the final say since you're the one running the group?
Well I do... I am not going to turn anyone away. I received an email from a mental health professional wanting one of her... ummm...patients I guess you could say... to join. I havent responded to her, but he has joined the group anyway. (I have no restrictions or screening for people to join if they want to) I am just getting a little concerned that it might be becoming bigger than what it is. You know...I dont want to be responsible (because I am not qualified to be) I think I might need to define the objectives a little bit and maybe add a disclaimer... but I dont know I could be wrong, perhaps my concerns are unfounded.
Well I do... I am not going to turn anyone away. I received an email from a mental health professional wanting one of her... ummm...patients I guess you could say... to join. I havent responded to her, but he has joined the group anyway. (I have no restrictions or screening for people to join if they want to) I am just getting a little concerned that it might be becoming bigger than what it is. You know...I dont want to be responsible (because I am not qualified to be) I think I might need to define the objectives a little bit and maybe add a disclaimer... but I dont know I could be wrong, perhaps my concerns are unfounded.
She'll be right, just thinking out loud.
Well, I hope everything turns out okay. If it's becoming too big for you to handle, there's nothing wrong with voicing your concerns. Good luck, mate.
maybe it's past experiences that have made me distrustful but i just don't believe a word this person is saying. I am not that nice, or amazing, or pretty, or kind. I don't know what he wants i just know i am not buying it. why would he lie i have no clue, but he can't honestly think that. Says i make him anxious and nervous....maybe its just a pre-message to an excuse to stop seeing me. I am horribly negative, but being positive just does not make sense.