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[Pweter]

for the first 22 years of my life i was hayfeaver free.

now i suffer every year. it's hell

I had desensitising injections for 3 years as mine was chronic. While no longer chronic it's certainly still more than a nuisance.

Mine started coming on at a similar age too.

 

[mcgrath_truther]

I had desensitising injections for 3 years as mine was chronic. While no longer chronic it's certainly still more than a nuisance.

Mine started coming on at a similar age too.

there’s a reason why but i can’t recall specifically, assume it’s to do with hormone changes or something similar

 

[ScrappyCoCo]

Imagine mowing lawns and gardening and your doc tells you that you are allergic to grass and dust!

 

[Pweter]

Imagine mowing lawns and gardening and your doc tells you that you are allergic to grass and dust!

I'd die. My allergy test had massive reactions to every type of grass pollen in addition to dust and pollen from the olive tree (apparently very common, thankfully olive groves are not).

Due to different grasses pollinating at different times of year I have an extended hayfever season lasting most of the warmer months, though it's worse in spring.

 

[ScrappyCoCo]

I'd die. My allergy test had massive reactions to every type of grass pollen in addition to dust and pollen from the olive tree (apparently very common, thankfully olive groves are not).

Due to different grasses pollinating at different times of year I have an extended hayfever season lasting most of the warmer months, though it's worse in spring.

I had a persistent cough for about a year and that's what I was told...so I took a job in a nursery and eventually it went away. I couldn't make enough coin working for someone else so I eventually started up again. It never came back luckily for me. My better half gets knocked around by it...and my oldest.

 

[mcgrath_truther]

3rd day of spring (officially) and i'm already dying of hayfeaver.

in my naivety i figured a non-windy 20~ degree melbourne day would be perfect to avoid it but i'm now filled to the brim with snot and s**t

i hate it!

 

[Pweter]

3rd day of spring (officially) and i'm already dying of hayfeaver.

in my naivety i figured a non-windy 20~ degree melbourne day would be perfect to avoid it but i'm now filled to the brim with snot and s**t

i hate it!

25 with northerly winds here, been a bad one. Smart me decided to mow the lawn too

 

[mcgrath_truther]

man, s**t sucks.

my auntie got diagnosed with the early stages of breast cancer a few weeks back, had surgery today and is going okay.

get a call from my older brother, and now his wife's mother has terminal bowel cancer.

s**t sucks, i hate it

 

[Pweter]

man, s**t sucks.

my auntie got diagnosed with the early stages of breast cancer a few weeks back, had surgery today and is going okay.

get a call from my older brother, and now his wife's mother has terminal bowel cancer.

s**t sucks, i hate it

That's rough. Hope you and your loved ones are going ok, relatively speaking

 

[mcgrath_truther]

That's rough. Hope you and your loved ones are going ok, relatively speaking

hard to say, cancer isn't good and it's treated my whole family poorly, most of my relatives including me has had some sort of cancer in our lifetime

 

[Pweter]

Would have to be the worst start to hayfever season i can remember. * this, I'm back into the hating spring camp.

 

[justlookingaround]

Had a close friend take their own life at the start of the week.
Check on your mates, double check on the ones that don't text back.

 

[Pweter]

Had a close friend take their own life at the start of the week.
Check on your mates, double check on the ones that don't text back.

I lost a mate approx 22 years ago in the same way, and only 3 years ago my cousin's 14yo son took his life. They're things that never completely go away in your mind. It's awful for everyone, from the person who took their life to everyone left behind.

Get around each other, take care of each other, be strong for each other. I hope you're all going ok considering.

 

[mcgrath_truther]

had a few job interviews this week, got 2 calls back offering me a job.

being a neet had it's perks (i'm a fan of getting up at 11am on a weekday) but hopefully getting cracking next year with a strong start will reinvigorate me

 

[iDon]

Maybe some people will see this maybe most won't but didn't want to start a new thread.

I'm big time into golf these days (when the back holds up). We have a great little golf community it's buried in the General Sports section, but since Chief made it Golf and other sports we have gotten more involved.

If anyone likes to play the most frustrating game around, jump into it here.

Golf and General Sports

Golf, fishing, netball, surf, skate, extreme sports, obscure local and international sports.

www.bigfooty.com

That is all. Have a great one

 

[mcgrath_truther]

back teaching, feels good to be doing stuff i like (and trying something new, teaching english!)

but man, i forgot that not being essentially a NEET is hard as hell lol, i'm tired at 8:30pm now

 

[mcgrath_truther]

trying to read student's handwriting that's worse than mine was in year 10 is hard.

how the * did my teachers manage this haha

 

[mcgrath_truther]

the best thing about having consistent disposable income is buying things i like.

bought a couple of books i've been wanting to buy for years on the weekend, they'll be here soon.

 

[Beerfish]

the best thing about having consistent disposable income is buying things i like.

bought a couple of books i've been wanting to buy for years on the weekend, they'll be here soon.

What books?

 

[mcgrath_truther]

What books?

i bought neuromancer, do androids dream of electric sheep, war and peace, no country for old men, the brothers karamazov, frankenstein (so i have a copy that i did not ruin via annotation in year 10) and pedagogy of the oppressed, which is a interesting look at education through a marxist lens of analysis. i've read a digital copy of it and enjoyed it, and saw it cheap via readings so i grabbed it

 

[Beerfish]

i bought neuromancer, do androids dream of electric sheep, war and peace, no country for old men, the brothers karamazov, frankenstein (so i have a copy that i did not ruin via annotation in year 10) and pedagogy of the oppressed, which is a interesting look at education through a marxist lens of analysis. i've read a digital copy of it and enjoyed it, and saw it cheap via readings so i grabbed it

I thought a couple was two.

 

[mcgrath_truther]

I thought a couple was two.

it started with a couple, and then after we won on saturday i bought a few more

 

[Lore]

I maintain that buying books and reading books are two completely different hobbies.

 

[mcgrath_truther]

I maintain that buying books and reading books are two completely different hobbies.

i don't disagree tbh, but i try to read a book a week, even if it's ones ive read before

 

[wichidi]

On a slightly different thread, have you listened to the audiobook version of Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir? IMO really good