Life after bankruptcy?

ani_26

kerri_gt wrote: »

Hey Ani, nice to hear you've been out for a sail, even if it didn't feel quite how you expected perahps that's not a bad thing to have a big adrenalin up followed by the big dip after - perhaps just a feeling of 'that was quite enjoyable and I fancy going back'is what you need right now.

Unfortunately, it wasn't even a case of that was quite enjoyable and i fancy going back. I don't know why i arranged to go back, as i probably won't.

Glad to hear the garden is going well, I must've caught the bug as I went to the big orange DIY store today to buy paint (garden furniture needs repainting and I thought it more MSE and better for the landfill to repaint what we have rather than replace).... well I got paint but also seemed to come out with plants and compost - guess I know what I'll be doing tomorrow

Hmmm the big orange store isn't the best ( or cheapest) place to buy plants and compost, but i guess it depends where you live?

I'd offer you some banana loaf as well, which I was planning to make tomorrow - except I've realised I ate the eggs I had left for dinner last night :doh:Sorry, I know I'm rambling on your thread - just popped in to give you a hug and pass you the watering can xx

You're welcome xx

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

Ani, your inbox is full.

Pot? Kettle? :rotfl:

I just popped in to say: when we first 'met' you, you had been ill. I wondered whether any of the charities that support people with your condition could either help financially or appeal on your behalf?

I'm working tomorrow evening but I will try to get on line earlier in the day.

Take care.

{{{hugs}}}

I think there is only so much charities can do.

Don't work too hard xx

ani_26

Its a perfect day today. Must water the plants in this heat.

Running on from the whole charities thing, i've enquired about offering MY support to a charity. Its not going to work out, right now, sadly. It would appear, like everything these days, a charity is still a business, and as such treats its volunteers as it would its workforce, ( of which it has few.) Don't charities rely on volunteers, these days? Of course they do. Anyway, as i am unable to commit to returning to paid employment, this also means i cannot commit to unpaid employment. I simply can't commit to turning up at 9.00 am on monday morning, or a set time or day in the week. Its beyond me. I thought this was supposed to be flexible? On your bike.


I forgot to mention. I found a nest in my bird table thingy, last week. I've checked and there are some eggs, but i've not seen the resident since. I suspect its blackbirds, although i'm not sure.

ani_26

Just listening to Brahms 2nd piano concerto. Dug my cd out last night. The second movement seems to be getting considerable airplay at the moment It emotionally, is me, at the moment. Listen, if you ever get chance, miggy x Its one of those lesser known pc's which i think is one of the greatest ever written, ( but then i'm a huge fan of all things Brahms.)



ps I lestened to Mozart requiem the other evening, sat looking at the scenery, was something else again. xx

mollymiss

good morning nice day here on the east coast i am anchored off walton pier fishing [well him in doors is i am tea ladyfor the day]ani 26 when i went sailing first time i hated it i was on a sailing course weather turn bad was in 7 t0 8 gales i said thats it never again would i get on a boat 2 years later and i am still here dont give up ani26 on the sailing try it again it grows on you the freedon you have when you are at sea it amazing the time flys by and for a few hours you are in a diff world please dont give up on it wish i could go sailing for free will pop in later to see how you are

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

Pot? Kettle? :rotfl:

Brahms and Mozart - now I have to say that's very good taste even if it makes me think of Brahms and Liszt (who I can't spell).

I will try to listen tonight or if I can't get the computer then, maybe tomorrow.

miggy

P.S. Mendelssohn - Song of Spring.

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

Its a perfect day today. Must water the plants in this heat.

Running on from the whole charities thing, i've enquired about offering MY support to a charity. Its not going to work out, right now, sadly. It would appear, like everything these days, a charity is still a business, and as such treats its volunteers as it would its workforce, ( of which it has few.) Don't charities rely on volunteers, these days? Of course they do. Anyway, as i am unable to commit to returning to paid employment, this also means i cannot commit to unpaid employment. I simply can't commit to turning up at 9.00 am on monday morning, or a set time or day in the week. Its beyond me. I thought this was supposed to be flexible? On your bike.


I forgot to mention. I found a nest in my bird table thingy, last week. I've checked and there are some eggs, but i've not seen the resident since. I suspect its blackbirds, although i'm not sure.

This seems to be the way it goes nowadays. Charities, not nests. Could they accept your help on a one-off basis as in 'I will be free next Saturday afternoon if you can use my help for two hours?'

Did I mention I found a blackbird nesting in a horseshoe on Mum's back door last time I was there? Hopefully by now the fledglings are fledging and will soon be independent. It was an ingenious place but I couldn't get a photo as there was creeper blowing across.

mollymiss

just got home what a day well him in doors catch a sea bass fish for tea tomorr i think .ani26 hope your day was good and you enjoy the sunshine take time out to look after your self and hope this week is better that last week take care goodnight

Hiddenidenity

Youve gone quiet hope your ok? X