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Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 6:46 am
by ina
Big Al wrote: ........ but you are not supposed to drown the classes of primary kids but teach them....... :mrgreen:
:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Thanks for all those links - I'll check them out later... Must do some work first. After another almost sleepless night. Argh!

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 7:53 pm
by gdb
On the mercury fillings thing there is a site here which has some stuff about it.

http://mercury-fillings.wikidot.com/

It's supposed to have stuff about different peoples reactions and so on to Mercury. But I cant find that.. :oops:

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:25 am
by jim
Dear Big Al

The little sods have to learn to swim somehow ...... practical application of Darwins' natural selection.....

Love and Peace
Jim

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 5:52 pm
by Big Al
jim wrote:Dear Big Al

The little sods have to learn to swim somehow ...... practical application of Darwins' natural selection.....

Love and Peace
Jim
Now this has to be a good line of inquiry......
As an ex parent helper / classroom assistant I feel qualified to speak on inner city schooling so if dunking them in water teaches them to swim would hanging the little darlings from the top of the doors aid upper body strength ?

How could you encourage a "growth spurt" ??

Alan

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:11 am
by jim
Dear Big Al,

Don't know if the's any research to back up your theory. Perhaps you could apply for lottery funding to continue your line of enquiry. By involving the children in measuring, recording and interpreting results you could cover a number of science objectives .....

Love and Peace
Jim

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:03 pm
by Big Al
jim wrote:Dear Big Al,

Don't know if the's any research to back up your theory. Perhaps you could apply for lottery funding to continue your line of enquiry. By involving the children in measuring, recording and interpreting results you could cover a number of science objectives .....

Love and Peace
Jim
...and of course some sadistic torture along the way. I mean what happened to teachers slapping your bare legs and throwing board rubbers at you. One of my woodwork teachers fastened a lads fingers in a wood vice until he confessed to the crime. He did do the crime of putting a compass through the fairy liquid bottle of pva glue then leaving it on the bench overnight.....

halcyon days of comprehensives in the mid to late 70's when the REALLY BAD BOYS smoked at break time.....

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:16 pm
by invisiblepiper
always wanted to join those REALLY BAD BOYS, but didn't have the nerve - more difficult too being a girl! :lol:

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 3:02 pm
by jim
Dear invisiblepiper,

Why didn't you say? The REALLY BAD BOYS were always fantasizing about REALLY BAD GIRLS coming over to share their communal No. 6 at breaktime.

You'd have seen the ignominious sight of our backs as we fled in terror when one actually materialized,

Love and Peace
Jim

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 8:28 pm
by Green Aura
Ina
Long term sleep problems can cause all sorts of problems - they use use sleep deprivation as torture you know. If you sned me your email address I'll send you a copy of my sleep leaflet. It may give you a few tips to get back to a better sleep pattern.

I'm going away on thursday for a week so if you want it before then you'll have to get back to me very soon.

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:42 pm
by Green Aura
Sent it today Ina. Hope it helps.

Re: Distinct lack of energy...

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:00 am
by Peggy Sue
Ina I know you find the small steps thing hard to believe but it's a bit like getting a new allotment, it's no good planning to dig the lot in one weekend. Make targets you can reach easily then you'll feel really pleased with yourself.

My target 2 years ago was to do 10 situps everymoring Mon-Fri. I'd tried everyday before and ofcours you miss some days so give up, M-F was much easier, if you didn't feel like it you know Sat wasn't far away. 10 situps was easy for me (doesn't really matter how many you do end up finding it easy and doing more anyway just set an easy number, even 2!!)

So you don't need loads of energy for your plan, but it actually gets the blood circulating, even if its 2 every other day it does you more good than none and you can't say you haven't time or energy so you just do it...and then wait and see how the small steps really make you feel better :cheers: