Money worries and pain

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Afternoon tea is common in England so why not be vulgar and imitate us

http://psychcentral.com/news/2016/02/23/financial-stress-tied-to-perception-of-physical-pain/99534.html

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8 thoughts on “Money worries and pain”

  1. I think I say that humorously when I find I’ve made a mistake.But just because I’m ancient doesn’t mean I am mature.You must have good vision spotting the whiskey.I hadn’t seen it.Lack of energy makes things seem hard work.I think we will all feel better in March.Keep warm.I found a good book today called, Discover Your Inner Sloth: Mix in Its Leisurely Dynamic to Banish Stress
    by Gillian Bridge (Author)
    and I recommend it.Being able to do nothing is an achievement.Look up a scone recipe and surprise your spouse! It’s easy….apart from getting flour all over you and the kitchen which might annoy her.:) I suppose even though I’ve not planned a persona I may have one.

      1. Nobody ever grows up.I feel better since reading some of that book which turned up when I was looking at some art books!
        When you make scones then take a photo!:)

  2. That glass on the left looks like a smoothie – not an English cup of tea. What with that, and the ashtray, and what looks rather like a whisky bottle in the background, I’m not sure you should be encouraging imitation of this scene 🙂

    1. OMG!It’s not my own photo.I must have accidentally used someone else’s!However my husband used to drink and in the past he was a light smoker.Actually the way things are we probably will drink spirits at tea time…..

      1. Those cream scones look the real thing – yum 🙂

        I agree about the links between mental stress and physical problems – in both directions. I’ve had a persistent cold for some weeks that has dulled down my interest in various hobbies. Equally, worries about many things – not just finance – seem to make one more susceptible to physical illness.

        Your ‘OMG’ response makes me wonder about your web persona – it sounds a teenage expression 🙂

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