Life after bankruptcy?

Aesop

Nohope wrote: »

Maybe one day i'll take you for a spin in my car, Aesop.

Its funny, my neighbours son was admiring my car, a few weeks ago. He asked if it was mine. I was astonished, as he drives a flash merc, that he would even be interested in my car. Apparently he'd seen someone driving one on you tube, and said it just makes you want to drive one. Lucky me, hey?

yes a flash merc, is just that, a flash merc. It is not quite the same as driving a classic car and knowing that the car has a history and how long it has been around. I mean a merc....no history, brand new, or fairly new. Yes it is a nice drive and a very nice car, but not the same at all.

Aesop

Nohope wrote: »

Thanks Aesop, you're a sweetheart x

Erm, wheres the earl grey? ( joke )

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So_Sad_Angel

Aesop wrote: »

yes it is. I remember my visit to Dachau. The photographs always remain in my memory.

I`ve been to Dachau...I was only about 12 at the time in the mid 70`s. WW2 wasn`t as much a distant memory as it is these days & the horror of the reality of what happened there has stayed with me ever since. Was very moving indeed.

Hi NH....great to see you back online Hun & sounding very chipper too.

Angiexx

Aesop

Nohope wrote: »

SW, i don't understand you at all, as i know nothing about you, even less,then i'm sure you know about me. Maybe one day you will trust me enough to let me read your diary?

SW doesn't have a diary, she chats everywhere and spreads happiness wherever she goes. That is her diary

Aesop

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

I`ve been to Dachau...I was only about 12 at the time in the mid 70`s. WW2 wasn`t as much a distant memory as it is these days & the horror of the reality of what happened there has stayed with me ever since. Was very moving indeed.

Hi NH....great to see you back online Hun & sounding very chipper too.

Angiexx

I wonder if we were there about the same time? I was around that age, mid 70ish for me too.

MatyMoo

Great to see you posting again NoHope :T:)

You seem very well travelled and I look forward to hearing of more places from your viewpoint.

My hi-lights
- Australia - the Great Ocean Road and Adelaide.
- Europe - Barcelona (Loved all the wacky Gaudi stuff), Rome
- England - Portland Bill or anywhere along the South Coast from Brighton to Weymouth! Love ambling around London too.
- Scotland - Glasgow (fab museums and mainly free)

Maty

ani_26

savingwannabe wrote: »

No not love. When was the last time you actually communicated with someone and let them in? how can you be like this? this isn't living. what have you done to yourself? Do you think your parents would want you to live like this? It is never too late to change.

A long time ago.

My parents. Probably the less said about them, the better. I'm sure they're up there somewhere, watching.

ani_26

savingwannabe wrote: »

yes. do you mean it? or are you being sarcastic?

I meant it.

ani_26

savingwannabe wrote: »

But shouldn't they start trusting people too? they trust noone. they are completely isolated.

A safe place to be.

ani_26

Nohope wrote: »

I like films that make me laugh, and one of my favourites is Death becomes her, which i would change into red, for no apparent reason.

An hilarious fim, with very dark undertones. a lesson to be learned.