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My husband suffers from curveture of the spine, and is in alot of pain all the time, and i hate seeing him like this, especially when he has muscle spasms, it hurts me to see him like that, when there's nothing i can do to help him, all there is for me to do is to sit there and watch him go through it, when he has the spasm attacks it often makes him pass out where he's in so much pain, i often breaks down in tears because i can't do nothing for him

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Sinora
12:20 May 27 2008

I'm sorry to hear that, I hope things improve for him.

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Kontradiction
19:32 May 27 2008

so sorry to hear that he is having a rough patch.

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There's just over a week to go before the Make A NOise Carnival and it's getting bigger and better all the time. A couple of weeks ago, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams came out in support of the Carnival and against the third runway at Heathrow. On Tuesday, celebrity mums including Gillian Anderson, Rula Lenska, Rosie Boycott and Anna Chancellor held a vigil against Heathrow expansion in Parliament Square.



Here's everything you need to know about the day:



Where?

Meet at Hatton Cross tube station on the Piccadilly Line (map).











What time?

12 noon on Saturday 31st May 2008.



What's the plan?

The Carnival will make its way from Hatton Cross around the edge of Heathrow airport to Sipson – the village that will be destroyed if the third runway goes ahead. This is a journey of about two and a half miles.



We will then spell out a giant human "NO" to expansion at Heathrow, in Sipson War Memorial Ground. And after you've helped us create the biggest and loudest NO the world has ever seen, you can hear from speakers and enjoy the street-party in Sipson village with stalls, food, drink, and plenty for the children.



When will it end?

The NO should be over by around 3.30pm. The activities in Sipson will continue into the early evening, ending at 7pm.



What should I bring?

Water, packed lunch, suncream if it's sunny, an umbrella if it's rainy, banners, musical instruments, your friends, your family and your MP!



Will it be legal?

Yes. This is an entirely peaceful and legal event that has been organised in liaison with the Metropolitan Police.



How do we get there?

We're encouraging everyone to come by public transport. Hatton Cross is on the Piccadilly tube line and can also be reached on various local buses. Check Transport for London's Journey Planner for the best way to get there.



And how do we get home?

A limited shuttle coach will run between Sipson and Hounslow West tube station every 15 minutes after 6pm. Various public bus services also run along the Bath Road, just south of Sipson village, which will take you to the nearest tube stations.



Is the day accessible?

Yes.



Remember to visit www.make-a-noise.org and invite your MP!





Look forward to seeing you there,



Make A NOise

Well i have just been out and bought 2 garden tubs and compost soil and planted my orchids in one and gladiolas in the other, and added a little garden gnome in the centre of my 2 tubs, :), i've also scattered this slug and snail repellent stuff aswell,

Well it has been bloody lovely here today, the sun has been out and hot, so i've been in the garden tidying it all up, grass cutting, weeding, trimming, planting some more bulbs, having a water fight with my kids, and getting a nice tan lol, it's been a great day :) even my cat got brave and stepped outside for a moment then went back in, bless her, she's a indoor cat, there's some pics in my port of it

I am sat here, feeling down in the dumps (as normal) got nothing to do, nowhere to go, my future is bleak, i feel as if i got nothing to look forward to, got no job, no money, no one will employ me, due to my shit cv with history of jobs, i thought about re doing my cv so that i don't have any job history on it, then who will employ me with no job history, my ex boss gives bad references, so i started looking through some college courses last night, and i don't know what to do, especially when some of them are expensive, so i turned to my husband for advice, and all he said was 'i don't know', he's the one person who i always turn to for help/advice, and he didn't want to know, and it hurt me alot, he knows how depressed i've been with having no job,and last night he didn't give a rats ass,

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Sinora
13:23 May 10 2008

You could say you chose to have some time out which would explain the gaps in your CV.



I've been unemployed myself before now and know how easy it is to feel the same way you are now.



Redo your CV and get yourself out there. Having a realistic goal is the first step in increasing your confidence.



I hope your future brightens up soon.

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DarkRuby
14:01 May 10 2008

((HUGS)) sweetie! Please know your Coven Family cares about you!!

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