Homer says

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Almost. You scored 90% accuracy!

Practice makes perfect and you're very close to the top. Maybe you've missed an episode or didn't catch what Locke's theory of the week is, but a little bit more dedication and you'll be to the addict level.

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 99% on accuracy

Link: The Lost Trivia Test written by tehdommehloff on Ok Cupid

My legs ached when I woke up this morning. I walked 12 miles yesterday which is what caused it, but oddly enough my right leg ached more than my left. I thought I used both legs in the same way when I walked but apparently not...bizarre...





Dr Who and Rose = OTP. I'm just saying.





I'm leaning more and more towards the anti-depressants. St Johns Wort might work, but it might not and I'm not in the mood for something that might not work.

Plus, if I'm going to do the Insane thing, I may as well do it properly. Anti-depressants are part of the experience. And I've always believed you should be open to new experiences.

There's no point being half hearted about it.




Right, I'm off to eat a healthy stir fry and watch Love Actually

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[light-the-sky76.livejournal.com]

It's so confusing!

I'm leaning towards anti-depressants because I want something that is clinically proven to stop me feeling like a basket case - actually, what I really want is for someone to make the decision for me :P

Thank you for all your help and advice - I really appreciate it *loves*

[canciona.livejournal.com]

No problem, dear. I'm always willing to ramble aimlessly help, if I can. :)

You could always just ask your doctor what she'd recommend, and try it. Never mind what they tell you, you'll notice a difference in the first week. By the end of the second, you'll probably know whether you feel better, worse, or the same, and/or whether you need to increase or decrease the dosage.

Good luck, dear. *hugs*