Sea Turtle - Hand Made Leather Keyring Key Chain
Description ~ Inspired by visits to Sea Turtle Conservation center in Chonburi province of Thailand. For conservation and sea turtle sanctuary. ~ Sea turtles are present in very low on the Gulf of Thailand, beaches and islands to find a source of natural spawning regularly every year - Sattahip Bay Islands only. Located in the area of Thai navy security. ::: Product detail ::: Material : Cow leather 100% Size : 6 x 7 x 2.2 centimeter Weight : 20 gram Packing : 1 pc./poly bag Color : Various Style - Acrylic color (non-toxic) ** Avoid storing in humid area 100% Handmade - OTOP Premium Gift & Souvenir ~ ORIGINAL IN THAILAND ~ Catch it at : www.etsy.com
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Puppy dog - Hand Made Leather Keyring Key Chain
"Puppies are highly social animals and spend most of their waking hours interacting with either their mother or littermates." - wikipedia ~ "Browny" is the name of my four-legged friends. And it is the inspiration for this key chain. ::: Product detail ::: Material : Cow leather 100% Size : 2 x 6 x 4 centimeter Weight : 20 gram Packing : 1 pc./poly bag Color : Various Style - Acrylic color (non-toxic) ** Avoid storing in humid area 100% Handmade - OTOP Premium Gift & Souvenir ~ ORIGINAL IN THAILAND ~ Catch it !!! : www.etsy.com ----------------------------------------------------------- May you find here that perfect something you are searching for. Thanks for visiting, allaboutake (at) Gmail
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4/8/08
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Question by french kitty: Do I Have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?
Any stack of papers that I have has to be perfectly aligned, when I'm walking I often count my steps and when walking on a sidewalk the exact middle of the arch in my foot must be on the crack and there is a predetermined # of steps between them. If I crack my knuckles on my left hand, I feel the need to do it on my right or if I feel something on one side of my body I have to feel it on the other. I constantly have personally unacceptable sexual and religious thoughts and thoughts of suicide and how easy it would be to kill or hurt the people I love. Guilty feelings follow and I feel as though I should be punished for these thoughts. I find it very difficult to throw anything away even if I know there is no value to it at all. Even though I've never changed what's on my key ring I always have to triple check to see if the key on there is the right one. I have designated pockets for my things, left front is my iPod, left back is my wallet and right front is my phone and keys. When I'm walking with friends, they have to be between .5 and one step behind me and on my left side. I always feel like I'm forgetting something and sometimes, these feelings include me feeling like my negligence will cause harm to someone I love. If my skin is peeling I will pick at it until no more skin is detached, otherwise I feel very anxious and can't concentrate. I refuse to let any ink, stickers, band-aids, or tape come into contact with my skin and extreme distress is the result if it does. I obsess over the correct placement of my part in my hair. I replay conversations repeatedly in my head until I feel necessary for no obvious reason. I don't feel like my appearance is adequate to show others. Even though I am comfortable with my weight, whenever I notice a scale I feel as though I must weigh myself. My socks are always at the same height on my leg and have a distinctive tan line there. Anything and everything that is wrong with me I blame on it being a symptom of a serious disease or disorder. Sometimes more than others I feel inclined to touch things in order to be satisfied. I re-read things many, many times until I feel I read it enough to understand it PERFECTLY. At dinner, I eat the meat first, then the more colorful vegetable then the other one. When listening to music, I have to keep beat somehow whether it be mentally, physically or verbally. No matter what I'm doing I become very distressed if I am for any reason prevented from finishing it, like if a song is stopped from playing before it's over.
Best answer:
Quite possibly. Many of these things are symptoms of OCD. I would recommend you see an OCD therapist or similar professional.
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