Things you wouldn't dare say out loud

@Trollbabe: In the meantime, the little one seems to have gotten used to the new situation and has made her first new friends. Luckily at least her toilet is prepared now, so that we won't have any more trouble with it. and Luckily she doesn't cling to me in the morning as much as she did at first . Just a little bit.

But I'm fed up with this school , right from the start.

Terrific!
First you deside NOT to hire more people to make sure my colleagues doesn't overwork and have extra hands in case something happens, and then you deside to just go vacation again?
SERIOUSLY??? DIDN'T YOU LEARN FROM MOTHER'S DAY AND VALENTINE? WHEN TWO OF US WERE HAVING COVID?

Rainflower, on your last days there you can dare say it out lout. Boss is obviously too stupid.

Yeee wrote:

Rainflower, on your last days there you can dare say it out lout. Boss is obviously too stupid.

I think I've said it to everyone at work, except her
But I am waiting for a chance to say "I told you so! "

My colleagues agree with me though...

Okay b##%&*. At first you were sceptical to my suggestion of orange and burgundy for a male birthday bouquet since he most likely had a wife too, but when I make you a lilac/burgundy bouquet that might please both, you not only critizise my choice of colors, buy you start to critizise my roses too?
So you used to work in a flower shop yourself once? Is that why you talked to me in such a condescending way, like you're the one who know better?
Seriously why did I have to be the one to nag at you to make me make a new bouquet for the next day because he wasn't at work today anyway so you had so come back with the int you disliked anyhow and didn'ttrust that the roses woukd survive?
You were being manipulative towards me, abd that's freaking not okay!!!

I feel older. I don't identify with the young people anymore but rather shake my head over them.

Prayer wrote:

I feel older. I don't identify with the young people anymore but rather shake my head over them.  

Welcome aboard, dear young elf-friend!..

PCoquelin wrote:

Prayer wrote:

I feel older. I don't identify with the young people anymore but rather shake my head over them.  

Welcome aboard, dear young elf-friend!..

You made me laugh, my friend!

Well, at least I believe I should never stop caring of my inner child...and I believe I did take good care as I have now bought every issue of the original quest plus nearly all comic issues in German on Ebay last week! I lost my old issues but now I am ready to dive in again...all the memories...all the fabulous artworks by Elfmom which are included in the original quest issues. I'm happy.

I wish you very much joy while reading

Thank you, Yeee!

Yes, I understand you got a letter from the bank. Please take the time to completely read the letter. IT DOESN'T APPLY TO YOU. STOP CALLING!

That is my week.

We're broke, we have no vehicle, and our home is falling apart.  My husband spends fifteen hours a week in dialysis and twelve hours a night in bed.  He sees about a dozen specialists, none of whom can completely eliminate his pain.

When I'm not at work or doing all the chores and shopping, I spend hours on the phone each week ordering medicines and supplies, arranging wheelchair transport rides, making doctors' appointments and telling his primary physician what kind of problems he's having this week.

He takes over thirty medications a day, including shots.  He falls occasionally, drops things frequently, forgets important details, cannot dress himself, goes to the ER about once a month, and requires several pieces of medical equipment just to live a normal life.

He's 66 but he looks 85.  He has trouble focusing and remembering things.  He's stable, but I could lose him at any time.

I know it's hard for you to understand how happy we are.

I don't watch romantic movies and read romance novels.  We're living a love story that surpasses fiction.

We already have a social worker.  Would everyone please stop offering to charge in and rescue us?

Especially you.  Quit being offended because we don't invite you over for a visit.  We're just not prepared to entertain anyone right now.

I'll be happy to send your old buddy over for an extended visit.  Just remember he needs his sleep, he needs his oxygen, he needs to be kept warm, he needs an arm to lean on sometimes, and he's not twenty-five anymore.

If don't enjoy his company as much as you did in the distant past, maybe you should forget about him and pay a little bit of attention to your wife.

Other than stepping all over her.