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  • redofromstart
    redofromstart Posts: 5,837 Forumite
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    I could have posted exactly that about Mr Redo jwil (including the motorbike bit) and is was one of our main areas of friction.  
  • teapot2
    teapot2 Posts: 3,535 Forumite
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    Also saw The Salt Path over the weekend, I enjoyed it but as you say, loads more in the book, the film is definitely an abbreviated version.  I'm not at all familiar with the area but very much enjoyed the landscapes and the variety, no idea it was in the 'wrong' order 🤪.

    Enjoy your relax this affy.
  • ladyholly
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    I could have posted exactly that about Mr Redo jwil (including the motorbike bit) and is was one of our main areas of friction.  
    Me to. In my case he has two rooms full of mainly electronic stuff that "might come in useful". I dont have motor parts but the garage contents are largely in the conservatory at the moment with no sign of it going back in the garage any time soon.

  • badmemory
    badmemory Posts: 9,611 Forumite
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    I have learnt to avoid the film of the book or the book of the film.  They never seem to work well.
  • weenancyinAmerica
    weenancyinAmerica Posts: 2,022 Forumite
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    In my case, it is roommate's stuff. I don't even have a decent chair to sit on - just a stiff hard one for working at the computer. I get upset a lot but it doesn't make any difference. She moves a couple of things around and feels that is it for the day. I am going to have to call in outside help on this one.
  • jwil
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    I could have posted exactly that about Mr Redo jwil (including the motorbike bit) and is was one of our main areas of friction.  
    It's very frustrating isn't it. I'm sure you'd rather have Mr Redo around to still get annoyed at though.

    ladyholly said:
    I could have posted exactly that about Mr Redo jwil (including the motorbike bit) and is was one of our main areas of friction.  
    Me to. In my case he has two rooms full of mainly electronic stuff that "might come in useful". I dont have motor parts but the garage contents are largely in the conservatory at the moment with no sign of it going back in the garage any time soon.

    Ours is mostly collections that have got out of control, things he'd like to do 'one day' or where he's bought stuff from a car boot with the aim of keeping a bit and getting rid of the rest, but the rest never goes! Plus newspapers and magazines.

    In my case, it is roommate's stuff. I don't even have a decent chair to sit on - just a stiff hard one for working at the computer. I get upset a lot but it doesn't make any difference. She moves a couple of things around and feels that is it for the day. I am going to have to call in outside help on this one.

    That sounds really tough. I hope you manage to get the help that you need.  We can at least sit down in comfort (even if I don't like the view!)..  It's not fair on you at all.



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  • jwil
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    teapot2 said:
    Also saw The Salt Path over the weekend, I enjoyed it but as you say, loads more in the book, the film is definitely an abbreviated version.  I'm not at all familiar with the area but very much enjoyed the landscapes and the variety, no idea it was in the 'wrong' order 🤪.

    Enjoy your relax this affy.
    I also loved the landscapes and loved seeing places I know.  Even if I was thinking 'those rocks shouldn't be there' and 'that town is in the wrong place' 🤣

    badmemory said:
    I have learnt to avoid the film of the book or the book of the film.  They never seem to work well.
    I always like to give them a go.  There are some which work fabulously, some ok but with niggles, and others which are just dire.
    "Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee
  • doingitanyway
    doingitanyway Posts: 9,955 Forumite
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    You seem to have found the best way forward with DH and hoarding. He is lucky to have you as hoarders living alone fare poorly. 

    Glad you both got to see the SP together. I am looking forward to seeing it myself. I know that part of the world and miss it, so would be happy watching just the visuals. Ha  :)
    If you have built castles in the air, your work should not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them

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  • jwil
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    You seem to have found the best way forward with DH and hoarding. He is lucky to have you as hoarders living alone fare poorly. 

    Glad you both got to see the SP together. I am looking forward to seeing it myself. I know that part of the world and miss it, so would be happy watching just the visuals. Ha  :)
    Thank you.  I wanted to watch the SP for the scenery as well!
    "Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee
  • jwil
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