Life after bankruptcy?

MatyMoo

Nohope wrote: »

I still have my original copy of Anne Frank's Diary, and i have visited the annexe.

Loved the book and most TV interpretations of it. Be interested to hear what it was like to visit

Nohope wrote: »

And now its going from the ridiculous to the sublime, as i feel the need to edit everything i've posted, so that my words can't be taken the wrong way, or used in the wrong context, as they were on the bankruptcy board. But i am not going to cause an argument,simply by defending myself, which is what people want. SO STICK THAT UP YOUR PIPE AND SMOKE IT...................

Sometimes I hate the written word because you can't see people's expressions or, as you said earlier, their eyes. That make it so difficult to interpret. Sometimes you build up a picture of the writer and the reality os nothing like it. Like SW, I am getting curiouser and curiouser. I wonder if you will look like I have imagined you? And I would love to know exactly which classic car you have (bit of a petrol head really!)

Nohope wrote: »

Yep, i thought £40 was cool too. I was overjoyed, to say the least.

Like i said, i do have a very dry sense of humour, and could well be likened to Jeremy Clarkson. I was only talking about him the other day, as i used to follow Top Gear, in ' the old days ' , when it first appeared on tv. I stopped watching it, some years ago, and i'm not too keen on the format now. I like Jack Dee, too, i could maybe be likened to him, if you know what i mean. Jo Brand is another one, come to think of it.

In fact, there has been humour in my diary, in some places, throughout. I'm not a totally boring *, but even people who know me, don't understand how my mind works. Maybe thats why, in sections of my diary, i've never worked out why i'm so misunderstood. But then few people have ever taken the time or trouble to get to know me.

So is this a manufacturing problem with myself or other people ( humour )? One thing is for sure. Since its my diary, i can't keep explaining the manner each sentence was written, so my diary is even more complex than it first appears.At least i, know what i mean. But my advice to all, is to maybe have a look at what you are reading, and look for the other side. Otherwise, maybe don't read at all. In fact, if you maybe reread my diary, you would laugh yourself the whole way through it, with the sense of irony. But even i, know thats not completely true, although there HAS been a degree of humour in places, too.


Do i really care what the neighbours think? Do i heck.I'm eccentric, and happy to be called eccentic. Becuase i'm not a sheep. But then thats going back dowm the humour line, which no one understands, and maybe i talk in riddles, to most . WHo cares? I have to keep some degree of civility with my neighbours, as i could well end up sleeping in my car, as i was seriously considering doing, some time ago, in my diary. I can't afford to lose, any roof over my head.


I've always put myself out to help other people, but when the going gets tough, the tough get going.....................

I like Mr Clarkson too, although some of his comments do upset people. With my warped sense of humour I normally laugh at him but take a deep breath thinking how many complaints the comment will illicit.

I think in the last few weeks your humour has come out much more, and it is lovely to see. I hope that it means there is a little more light in your life.

Anyway, a great day for you moneywise - a bargainous MOT For that alone it is worth returning to said garage for future work!

I have a slightly different issue with my neighbours, they have asked me to make a little more noise so that they can tell I am still alive. Apparently the lights going on and off isn't enough as they could be on a timer :rotfl:

Sorry to have rambled so much!

savingwannabe

Rambling is good. We like.

#speaking of which No hope your message box is full and i want to nag you some more. Can you do the honours please? cheers, sw.

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

You sound like you are well travelled Nohope.

Yes, i suppose i'm fortunate in that respect, although i've been to most ski areas in the world, i've backpacked the rest of it, on my own, armed with the relevant copy of the ' Lonely Planet '.

savingwannabe

I love the lonely planet guides. Wow. Hey now we have to meet. Where would you like to go that you haven't been yet?

ani_26

beanielou wrote: »

Great news on car

Too right. Every time i looked at it today, i thought, yay! the funny thing is, i saw a morris minor today.

ani_26

savingwannabe wrote: »

I love the lonely planet guides. Wow. Hey now we have to meet. Where would you like to go that you haven't been yet?

The Antartic.

Is this 20 questions?

savingwannabe

Eeek dont get me started can we do 20 Questions?

savingwannabe

Ok i am going to start. Am tired if you dont want to play i will delete my posts. Must have an early night v tired.

Fave book?
Fave film?
Fave actor,actress?
Song?
Singer?
Piece of music?
Favourite character in history?
Favourite character in a book?
Hero?

The ball is in your court

ani_26

Hmmmmm I don't do stereotypical questions. Not my style................................ lol

savingwannabe

V tired am going to sleep. Dont answer if you dont want to but you need to find solutions to what's happening. Maybe my solution isn't the best one but something needs to change otherwise you wont move forward. We will all be here though. Goodnight sweetie, sw.