Quit everything , and start again over 50?

anna_1977

Smodlet wrote: »

That's no way to talk about your colleague, Anna

Hahaha :rotfl:
It was clearly too hot for the little bu**er today as he was sent home in disgrace at 12 noon

another_casualty

It's 11.09 pm. I see lightning . No thunder though. Where is this rain, everyone is going on about??
I need to sleep .

Deep_In_Debt

another_casualty wrote: »

It's 11.09 pm. I see lightning . No thunder though. Where is this rain, everyone is going on about??
I need to sleep .

Lots of rumbling thunder in the distance and one flash of lightning in this part of Surrey but so far no rain. My garden needs the rain. A bit disappointed. I love a cracking thunder storm.

bettyboo71

Smodlet, thank you for sharing
When I think of the state my flat was i when I sold it.....
AC, I suspect that you are going to be a much more realistic buyer? :-)

another_casualty

Deep_In_Debt wrote: »

Lots of rumbling thunder in the distance and one flash of lightning in this part of Surrey but so far no rain. My garden needs the rain. A bit disappointed. I love a cracking thunder storm.

a small rumble of thunder in the distance.
Checked bbc weather app. According to that, it'll be about 4am when it all kicks off.
It'll be humid for the next couple of days, despite the lower temperatures.:(

another_casualty

bettyboo71 wrote: »

Smodlet, thank you for sharing
When I think of the state my flat was i when I sold it.....
AC, I suspect that you are going to be a much more realistic buyer? :-)

I'm buying an igloo in the North Pole . That's as realistic, as I can be right now.

Smodlet

bettyboo71 wrote: »

Smodlet, thank you for sharing
When I think of the state my flat was i when I sold it.....
AC, I suspect that you are going to be a much more realistic buyer? :-)

I freakin' hope so, Betty. I think the OP is either extremely inexperienced or an expert wind-up artist. You don't need to buy a house to realise furniture marks carpet, fgs. I find it hilarious on one level and, if true, utterly depressing on another: Is there really a generation now who actually expect everything and everyone to do exactly what they want, when they want it and to be psychic, to boot?

Deep_In_Debt

another_casualty wrote: »

a small rumble of thunder in the distance.
Checked bbc weather app. According to that, it'll be about 4am when it all kicks off.
It'll be humid for the next couple of days, despite the lower temperatures.:(

Hope it's not 4am - I'll be dead to the world as I'm a heavy sleeper so will probably sleep through the storm. I'll be gutted if I miss it. Still rumbling away but nothing much happening.

It's my mum's 83rd birthday tomorrow and I'm supposed to be taking her out tomorrow - she wants to do her favourite walk on the cliffs at Seven Sisters but I don't think that will be happening if the weather is pants. I hope she has an alternative for tomorrow.

Smodlet

AC, you sound down. The hot weather is supposed to be at an end. Things will get better and you will find somewhere. You will be in about the best position you can be and it is a buyers' market out there right now, according to what I read. Cheeky offers are the prerogative of cash buyers, I think.

Eyes on the prize, you can do this.

another_casualty

Smodlet wrote: »

AC, you sound down. The hot weather is supposed to be at an end. Things will get better and you will find somewhere. You will be in about the best position you can be and it is a buyers' market out there right now, according to what I read. Cheeky offers are the prerogative of cash buyers, I think.

Eyes on the prize, you can do this.

Thanks smodlet. Actually I feel fine, just tired&awaiting to sleep
Just hate humid weather