The Martin WooHoodStock Thread

[DutchIndeed]

There is a storm outside! Hopefully, it's going to be cooler tonight. I'm keeping my fingers firmly crossed.

So sorry the doctor's appointment wasn't of much help today, Jumble. I'll be sending positive vibes your way. I guess the only thing you can do it take it easy, since none of the doctors you met gave you any recommendation. I hope it doesn't take to long for the scan appointment.

As for me, I'm dead tired. I spent the whole day at work in the training room doing simulators, and even if we have AC, it was still humid in there. And since you're always moving, you get hot fast. Also, the ceiling is three floors high, so after a whole day in, my throat hurts. Heh. Thankfully the day is over, and I'm back home. Something tells me I'll be asleep early tonight -- I got woken up at 2:30 by a little girl last night. Poor thing was homesick, and we had to chat for a while.

Ugh! *hugs*

A lot of things we say are pretty weird out of context I'm afraid. :\

*huggles Woohoos*

I think we actually have very little context going on a lot of the time...

Should I tweet him to PLEASE smile?

*nods*

[Jumble]

Martin Wood @realmartinwood 46s
How am I supporting the actors who have to dress for winterinjuly? Wearing my WinterShorts.

[josiane]

A classic favourite pic of the Woohoos, that one

[Jumble]

A classic favourite pic of the Woohoos, that one

And he didn't take much persuading to post it

I've just heard I've got the day off tomorrow - that's me upstairs, feet up, aircon and tv on

[llp]

Note to self: Next time, remember to break up the bar of conciliatory chocolate before putting it in the freezer for a quick cool-down

Hope it was still in the wrapper when you dropped it on the floor!

And yes - please get him to smile a little. If I didn't know better I would say he was in a constant state of surprise all the time! Love the colorful head decorations though! Do enjoy your day off!

[Jumble]

Oh yes, it was still wrapped

From twitter:

ChristopherHeyerdahl @CHeyerdahl 18m

@realmartinwood that's the Real Martin Wood I know and Love. Bless you and your winter shorts. Real Commitment.

[llp]

Oh yes, it was still wrapped

From twitter:

ChristopherHeyerdahl @CHeyerdahl 18m

@realmartinwood that's the Real Martin Wood I know and Love. Bless you and your winter shorts. Real Commitment.

Yeah - he is finally doing a little bit of tweeting!

Oh and glad it was wrapped! Dust bunnies and chocolate don't make a great match!

[Jumble]

Dust bunnies? Are you suggesting I don't do any..... housework? As if!

[llp]

Dust bunnies? Are you suggesting I don't do any..... housework? As if!

- Me - never! But those little bunnies can really hide! - especially if they see a mop coming after them!

[Nolamom]

I'm thinking of getting a hutch for them - they multiply so fast, maybe if I keep them apart...

[Jumble]

- Me - never! But those little bunnies can really hide! - especially if they see a mop coming after them!

There's no danger of them seeing a mop in this house

I'm thinking of getting a hutch for them - they multiply so fast, maybe if I keep them apart...

Well you know what they say about bunnies

[Jumble]

Hm....... letting out some personal secrets.........

Martin Wood @realmartinwood 5m

RT: + 3 pairs of WOOLEN Undies! “@CHeyerdahl: that's the RealMartinWood I know and Love. Bless you & your winter shorts. Real Commitment.”

[Cagranosalis]

I'll bet they all needed woollen kecks on their undercarriage out there!

Huggles Jumble. Sorry the cons wasn't more, er, I mean less vague. It's often the case one will disagree with another. More scans means they will at least get to the proper root of the problem so any treatments or therapies will be properly matched to your needs. Not much of a plus I know, but something to hold on to when you need to look for the positives. Hopefully it won't be a hideously long wait for a scan but I know these things can often take time.
It took about two and a half years for them to diagnose and treat (surgery) my endometriosis. In all that time I was back and forth between gynaecologists and urologists having all sorts of scans and tests. Only 2 years to get diagnosed is incredibly quick for that condition, largely because the symptoms can be so varied and vague (and a lot of stupid doctors have been known to think that it's just "women's pains" and we should put up with it). In all that time I was in almost constant agony. I never, ever want to go back to being in that sort of pain. I can certainly understand why you're eager to get this sorted out ASAP.

Hmm, dust bunnies. I have those. Mostly I just have crumbs bunnies though (lovely messy eating 6 year old lives here) and at the moment cat-with-cystitis wee bunnies. Yeah, that last one - so pleasant. Not.

[Jumble]

I was lucky, when I had endometriosis it was caught early and treated with drugs. My problem is I have no patience with illness in myself - I'm a very impatient patient

So now we're on Red Alert for fires and sunstroke, with a large part of Epping Forest already in flames. It's supposed to be a bit cooler over the week-end - I hope so. It's still 28C here, at 10pm

*huggles air-con unit*

[Jumble]

Oma is coming to my birthday bash in August!! Yay!

Gah! You know your nails are too long when you have to keep editing your posts