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ITV. Fri 9 Jan, 8-8.30. PART 2 NOW Living Without Money
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That squat that he walked to and stayed looked a scary place, i don't think you would get a lot of sleep in a place like that.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Come to think of it, I've done that more times than I can count!
It was the idea of not knowing anyone (and it was seriously skanky, trainspotting stuff) that was a bit more freaky.
Did you get to try the Heroin ? They say it's moreish
I came in to this world with nothing and I've still got most of it left. :rolleyes:0 -
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All drugs are bad.bo_drinker wrote: »Did you get to try the Heroin ? They say it's moreish
Just Say No to Drugs!!0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »All drugs are bad.
Just Say No to Drugs!!
Although some can help you enjoy programs on ITV.0 -
bo_drinker wrote: »Did you get to try the Heroin ? They say it's moreish
No:D and wasn't offered.
Hospitality offered stretched to: Tea, food, fags, booze, cannabis, best mattress, duvet, beanie...oh and seat around the fire.
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A former journalist who was living on the streets this time last year is using his story of recovery to help others.
Ed Mitchell, once a newsreader for ITN, found his life spiralling out of control after a 15-year addiction to alcohol.
But after going into rehab last year, the 55-year-old has remained sober and has now become one of the faces of Centrepoint, Britain’s leading charity for homeless young people.
Mr Mitchell featured in The Argus after he was discovered living rough on Hove seafront last year.
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/3837355.Recovering_alcoholic_to_be_face_of_charity_for_homeless/
.Living Sober.
Some methods A.A. members have used for not drinking.
"A simple book for complicated people"0 -
That's 4600 pennies every day of every year... Did they buy an automated penny-sweeping-up machine with the first couple of grand?PasturesNew wrote: »Betty/Peter Pickstock picked up pennies off the pavement for 22 years. Friends/family also chipped in. They have collected £369,850.31 in that time.0 -
Poor Peter couldn't get a word in edgeways the old bat wouldn't shut up.:shhh:I came in to this world with nothing and I've still got most of it left. :rolleyes:0
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ok, quick question. One of his rules was no stealing...'liberating' food and clothing from M&S's bins is theft so he broke his own rules...shame on him!0
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