Nice People Thread Number 11 - A Treasury of Nice People

michaels

Locally crime stats are pretty variable once you get down to the 200m level of granularity. Just because there are a couple of incidents in 1 quarter doesn't imply any sort of trend.

However if the price of first property was reasonable then does this one seem cheap? If it is there is normally a reason...

Doozergirl

I can't be bothered to correct my typos anymore. It takes so long on a tiny screen. It's my fat thumbs missing the keys on the phone in the first place.

Doozergirl

I corrected two typos in my last post. I can't commit.

PasturesNew

Doozergirl wrote: »

You could go and trust your intuition to start with? Then google crime stats if you like it.

Houses are more than just photographs and statistics. You should trust yourself to go and create your own thoughts and feelings.

I took a driveby. It's all shabby and dated.... and very edgy.... not good at all.

PasturesNew

Doozergirl wrote: »

I can't be bothered to correct my typos anymore. It takes so long on a tiny screen. It's my fat thumbs missing the keys on the phone in the first place.

Make that your signature.

Doozergirl

You could probably get the parking situation sorted with a few phonecalls to the council enforcement people. People learn lessons quickly with a parking ticket!

zagubov

Doozergirl wrote: »

I can't be bothered to correct my typos anymore. It takes so long on a tiny screen. It's my fat thumbs missing the keys on the phone in the first place.

I've just struggled to get back from dropping the car for its MOT over the other side of Croydon. Took forever as there's a broken train near Clapham/Balham that's added an hour onto an already long journey.

When I was walking to the station I was idly reading signs in shop windows. One shop, a solicitors specialised in "Crimal Law". A beauticians offered "Threading and Trimimg".

So DG don't go feeling bad about spelling- there's clearly people who's job depends on it and can't be bothered/never check things/don't care/don't listen or maybe simply don't know.:)

Generali

zagubov wrote: »

I've just struggled to get back from dropping the car for its MOT over the other side of Croydon. Took forever as there's a broken train near Clapham/Balham that's added an hour onto an already long journey.

When I was walking to the station I was idly reading signs in shop windows. One shop, a solicitors specialised in "Crimal Law". A beauticians offered "Threading and Trimimg".

So DG don't go feeling bad about spelling- there's clearly people who's job depends on it and can't be bothered/never check things/don't care/don't listen or maybe simply don't know.:)

The Girl's teacher seems to throw apostrophes at the writing and leave the one's that s'tick.

Bloody exhausted again. The pain is going down nicely though, especially considering it's only been two weeks. It still hurts but nothing like as much. A lot of the numb areas have feeling again too although my ear is still completely numb. I was told to expect that to last for months.

LydiaJ

Generali wrote: »

The Girl's teacher seems to throw apostrophes at the writing and leave the one's that s'tick.

Bloody exhausted again. The pain is going down nicely though, especially considering it's only been two weeks. It still hurts but nothing like as much. A lot of the numb areas have feeling again too although my ear is still completely numb. I was told to expect that to last for months.

A long time ago, when I was at school, we had to do a project based around reading an autobiography. One girl in my class did Gladys Aylward, and spelt the name Glady's throughout. I think she thought an apostrophe was just a random mark that should be put before the s at the end of any word ending with one!

lostinrates

No magnolia in my garden, unlike maggie. . We planted one but an ash branch fell in it and sliced it in two, the chances must have been infinitesimal.....

But I bought this year a forest pansy. Its past its best now. But here is a close up...




It flowers all up its trunk and branches, its very gaudy but welcome on a grey very early spring day and IMO a welcome blast of a less easily achieved colour at that time of year.