Life after bankruptcy?

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

I've already tried salt. Seems to no effect. My neighbour said i'll destroy the soil putting salt on. Too late now. I don't care about the garden, anyway. More things fallen to bits inside, today. It's just so depressing when you can't fix them, and can't afford to pay anyone to fix them. Every small thing is getting to me this weekend.

Salt works as a direct hit but I expect your neighbour's right about damage to the soil if it gets a lot of salt on.

What happened indoors? Anything someone here might know how to fix?

Seconding the things Angie's saying - oops, you both got in there ahead of me.

Sunday night's not a good time for being sociable - sending you a virtual eg or a hot choc if you prefer. I think I'm going to make one for myself while I'm at it.

{{Hugs}}

ani_26

kerri_gt wrote: »

How's the sc or have you not really been into that today? x

That has taken ME ages to figure out what you meant

I haven't been this weekend.

I decided i couldn't afford the £40 a year membership fees. Got it at a knock down price, but still cannot realistically afford it. Shame, as you get a key to the club, and off you go, anytime you want.

I'm living in cloud cuckoo land. How can i afford " luxuries ", or something which might benefit my health and well being, when i can't afford my rent?

Aesop

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

ps don`t worry about not feeling `too sociable`...we are all here for you xx

ditto.....

miggy

kerri_gt wrote: »

How's the sc or have you not really been into that today? x

There was I thinking sc meant 'slow cooker'...

I'm really not very good at this abbreviations lark.

Okay, oh sleep that knitteth up the ravelled sleeve of care - where are you? And how did Shakespeare ever get away with that as an image? I suppose if you're Shakespeare you can say just about anything and people just assume it's genius.

It hasn't rubbed of on me...

However I can tell I need a rest. Hope you all get some sleep too.

xx

ani_26

Oh dear, that's me off on one. Best switch computer off before i send any more emails, and they think i'm a nutter

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

There was I thinking sc meant 'slow cooker'...



I'm really not very good at this abbreviations lark.

Oh bloomin eck, neither am i, at the moment

Yes, i have used sc all weekend, and i am now set to make next lot, and use the rest of the veg, except i need some more mushroons

Okay, oh sleep that knitteth up the ravelled sleeve of care - where are you? And how did Shakespeare ever get away with that as an image? I suppose if you're Shakespeare you can say just about anything and people just assume it's genius.

It hasn't rubbed of on me...

However I can tell I need a rest. Hope you all get some sleep too.

xx

I should be getting some sleep. I've got a heavy day today


Sleep well all xx

ani_26

beanielou wrote: »

Not so good when you are pushing 50 but there you go thats life!

:eek::eek::eek:

miggy

Sleep well too Ani. No dreaming of MPs now. Count sheep or learn how to grow beetroot.

Sorry it's been such a rubbish weekend. I think it's getting to everyone. The weather's enough to drag people down even without all the rest of it.

Thanks for my pms - sorry my inbox is full again and I really will make some space. Until I do so - the answer is yes.

I really need to get to bed - eventually. Mum's review meeting is tomorrow: not something I'm keen on but who would have thought we would have got this far? And DS1 has a job interview, and the other kiddliwinks have two days till the last of their exams. However I shall return to the real world - this is it, isn't it? - in between times.

recoverydust

Ani, I have no idea how you do it. I have quietly read your all of your diary over the last few weeks and I have to say that what you are going through is terrible and awful, and yet, even in the bleakest bits your humour, grit and determination show through
Thank you for reminding me of things

ani_26

recoverydust wrote: »

Ani, I have no idea how you do it. I have quietly read your all of your diary over the last few weeks and I have to say that what you are going through is terrible and awful, and yet, even in the bleakest bits your humour, grit and determination show through
Thank you for reminding me of things

I'm superhuman.

Honestly.


You've read all my diary. That's impressive stuff. I couldn't contemplate reading my diary myself. In which case, what is the point in keeping it?

It has been said, it has become a way of offloading my daily thoughts, and that if one person reads and benefits, then..............

Maybe one person has read and benefited? ( scuse the pun.)

Welcome to the madhouse and feel free to join in at anytime xx