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apretty 03-31-2010 11:55 PM

i'm starving. ez is starving me. i was trying to harass juney but she's no where to be found. maybe she's in the daddy-girl thread... *looking* for juneyjune--could she be coloring in her shiny new coloring book?

((juney))

also, i want to post a bunch of those big yellow ribbons on dylan's profile. i read earlier how he likes them--and a big bicycle and lance armstrong.

i'm starving. i'm going to wrap up 3 of our 4 loudest/barkingest dogs to send to live with medusa and jack. we have to keep the pug, he's an old man and his barking, snoring and shedding we still find absolutely precious. (we call him newborn and ez will cradle him and hand him to me like he's my newborn baby)

a pretty-sharing the love <3

WolfyOne 03-31-2010 11:57 PM

The finger I cut with a handsaw yesterday really hurts today and is a little swollen.

Must make mental note: what the hell was I thinking

apretty 04-01-2010 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfyOne (Post 76802)
The finger I cut with a handsaw yesterday really hurts today and is a little swollen.

Must make mental note: what the hell was I thinking

u better clean that out real good and get some neosporin on it, swollen is a sign of infection. (i cut my finger with a saw the other day in my jewelry making class--jewelry is dangerous work)

Enchantress 04-01-2010 12:52 AM

I can't sleep due to the most horrendous headache.

I have gone through every cupboard in the kitchen, looking for any bits of yummy food and there is nothing, nothing I tell you.

*sigh*

WolfyOne 04-01-2010 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by apretty (Post 76804)
u better clean that out real good and get some neosporin on it, swollen is a sign of infection. (i cut my finger with a saw the other day in my jewelry making class--jewelry is dangerous work)


Thanks pretty, I never even thought about that.

Mitmo01 04-01-2010 10:58 AM

its always interesting to see the pot calling the kettle black and whats really illuminating is that some people just cant look at themselves at all.......lol

Kenna 04-01-2010 01:52 PM

I am NOT a nasty neighbor, PROMISE... I am ashamed I said NO!
 
Truly, I think this has become a case of "being taken advantage of"....

After coming home from dad's funeral (with the exhausting travel headaches and being torn up about having to leave my brother and 2 nieces behind) I have been promptly, nearly every day, bombarded by the young, very able-bodied neighbor to be her "taxi" (this went on before the funeral too), so I posted a HUGE sign that says DO NOT DISTURB on my front door...(with some text explaining that I respectfully needed some rest and not to disturb unless it's urgent)... To be honest, I got tired - after already being exhausted - of this neighbor ringing the door bell several times a day to take her to work or other places (both her jobs are less than 2 miles away and we are on a bus route plus her family lives less than 4 blocks away)...

I certainly DON'T mind helping people out and I have always been very proud to be an "old fashioned" helpful, caring neighbor that believes in the kind of community where everyone helps out their neighbors, no matter how small the favor or how inconvenient it may be.

But for some reason, for the very first time in my life, a neighbor is REALLY starting to annoy me on a regular basis (maybe it's the overwhelming grief and heartache I've been through that has worn me down?) and for the very first time EVER, I have said NO to a neighbor.

After posting the DO NOT DISTURB UNLESS URGENT sign, she rang the door bell 3 days ago and handed me 2 pieces of my mail (I have a mail slot in my door)... (I have told her time and time again NOT to ring the door bell because the dogs go OFF... to knock instead.) She then stood around chatting about NOTHING but her mail and wouldn't make eye contact... then she finally said, "I was gonna ask for a ride to work, but I saw your sign."...Mind you, this was a VERY sunny day that many people would have enjoyed the very short hike to Outback Steakhouse where she works...I told her I had just taken my prescription pain pills that I can't drive with...she said "are you sure?"... I got this cross/serious look on my face and then she stood there hemming and hawing about the items she got in the mail again...then left.

Today, my sign is still up and I was enjoying a quiet, peaceful day soaking up the sunshine in my new "work from home office".... I nearly jumped outa my skin when she rang the door bell SEVERAL TIMES quickly... Willy went OFF so bad I had to lock him in the crate (I've tried so hard to break him of this)... I knew who it was. She asked for a ride to the grocery store "to get chicken". While I was trying to control BOTH dogs (who normally are the sweetest dogs EVER, but growl, snarl and snap at her)... I was privately thinking "CAN'T YOU READ? DON'T YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RECENTLY GRIEVING A LOSS? ARE YOU FOR REAL? NOW SERIOUSLY, THIS IS OVER THE TOP!!" .... it's another REALLY beautiful day out and I know for a fact that she is very able-bodied... I told her "No, I have a new job working from home and I can't leave the phones." She says "not even for a couple minutes?" ... inside me, I start to growl!! just like Willy!... the store is RIGHT BESIDE Outback Steakhouse. I very curtly and firmly said "I can't leave the house, I'm very sorry. But if you need ANYTHING from my pantry or fridge, please come in and help yourself, I have a full pantry and have some fresh chicken. You are welcome to anything I have, but I can't leave the house." She gives me a line of bull about "No thanks, I'll just walk down [3 blocks] to the Chinese place and get some chicken." and she hurry's off my porch as if I had slapped her.

I am very ashamed with myself for saying NO and for allowing an inconvenient, obviously clueless neighbor get on my nerves so bad. (please note, I NEVER lied to her or made excuses, I simply told her the truth and chose not to take her anywhere...and she doesn't ever offer gas money)


I am ashamed with myself... but at the same time, I am pissed off with feeling I'm being taken advantage of.

Sorry for my rant....
I would NEVER say NO to a neighbor that I knew truly needed the help... . But the other day when she asked for a ride, she said "I can't get a cab, can you take me to work?" It was the very day after I got back from the funeral, I said "I'm sorry, I can't, I'm exhausted, but I'm sure the landlady will take you, want me to call her?"... she said "No, can I use your phone?" ... so I handed it to her... she called the taxi service and asked for a taxi, which arrived in less than 10 minutes :angry: :angry: This kind of thing has happened ever since she moved in.

Am I being taken advantage of?? Or is it just my raw emotions that make her annoy me?

Blade 04-01-2010 02:20 PM

One of the hardest things I've learned is to say no. I don't have to have an excuse. If I'm busy or have company or for whatever reason don't want to do something,I just say no. Sometimes that is hard for me because usually it is someone I care about wanting me to do some piddly something, that doesn't have to be done right now. Like Mom, suddenly all of her needs are immediate she can't wait for anything. But then she's my Ma, I don't make her wait much.

Yes you are being taken advantage of and obviously she knows exactly how to push your buttons and does well at it. Don't let her get to you. Just from now on say no, no explanation necessary. Now you might ask if she'd like to go to the store with you when you go. Then she has no reason to ask you to take her later. Personally with all that running her around, if she asks again, ask her for her SSI # and if you can claim her on ya taxes next year. Ya not her Mom, ya don't owe her not
hing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweet (Post 77026)
Truly, I think this has become a case of "being taken advantage of"....

After coming home from dad's funeral (with the exhausting travel headaches and being torn up about having to leave my brother and 2 nieces behind) I have been promptly, nearly every day, bombarded by the young, very able-bodied neighbor to be her "taxi" (this went on before the funeral too), so I posted a HUGE sign that says DO NOT DISTURB on my front door...(with some text explaining that I respectfully needed some rest and not to disturb unless it's urgent)... To be honest, I got tired - after already being exhausted - of this neighbor ringing the door bell several times a day to take her to work or other places (both her jobs are less than 2 miles away and we are on a bus route plus her family lives less than 4 blocks away)...

I certainly DON'T mind helping people out and I have always been very proud to be an "old fashioned" helpful, caring neighbor that believes in the kind of community where everyone helps out their neighbors, no matter how small the favor or how inconvenient it may be.

But for some reason, for the very first time in my life, a neighbor is REALLY starting to annoy me on a regular basis (maybe it's the overwhelming grief and heartache I've been through that has worn me down?) and for the very first time EVER, I have said NO to a neighbor.

After posting the DO NOT DISTURB UNLESS URGENT sign, she rang the door bell 3 days ago and handed me 2 pieces of my mail (I have a mail slot in my door)... (I have told her time and time again NOT to ring the door bell because the dogs go OFF... to knock instead.) She then stood around chatting about NOTHING but her mail and wouldn't make eye contact... then she finally said, "I was gonna ask for a ride to work, but I saw your sign."...Mind you, this was a VERY sunny day that many people would have enjoyed the very short hike to Outback Steakhouse where she works...I told her I had just taken my prescription pain pills that I can't drive with...she said "are you sure?"... I got this cross/serious look on my face and then she stood there hemming and hawing about the items she got in the mail again...then left.

Today, my sign is still up and I was enjoying a quiet, peaceful day soaking up the sunshine in my new "work from home office".... I nearly jumped outa my skin when she rang the door bell SEVERAL TIMES quickly... Willy went OFF so bad I had to lock him in the crate (I've tried so hard to break him of this)... I knew who it was. She asked for a ride to the grocery store "to get chicken". While I was trying to control BOTH dogs (who normally are the sweetest dogs EVER, but growl, snarl and snap at her)... I was privately thinking "CAN'T YOU READ? DON'T YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RECENTLY GRIEVING A LOSS? ARE YOU FOR REAL? NOW SERIOUSLY, THIS IS OVER THE TOP!!" .... it's another REALLY beautiful day out and I know for a fact that she is very able-bodied... I told her "No, I have a new job working from home and I can't leave the phones." She says "not even for a couple minutes?" ... inside me, I start to growl!! just like Willy!... the store is RIGHT BESIDE Outback Steakhouse. I very curtly and firmly said "I can't leave the house, I'm very sorry. But if you need ANYTHING from my pantry or fridge, please come in and help yourself, I have a full pantry and have some fresh chicken. You are welcome to anything I have, but I can't leave the house." She gives me a line of bull about "No thanks, I'll just walk down [3 blocks] to the Chinese place and get some chicken." and she hurry's off my porch as if I had slapped her.

I am very ashamed with myself for saying NO and for allowing an inconvenient, obviously clueless neighbor get on my nerves so bad. (please note, I NEVER lied to her or made excuses, I simply told her the truth and chose not to take her anywhere...and she doesn't ever offer gas money)


I am ashamed with myself... but at the same time, I am pissed off with feeling I'm being taken advantage of.

Sorry for my rant....
I would NEVER say NO to a neighbor that I knew truly needed the help... . But the other day when she asked for a ride, she said "I can't get a cab, can you take me to work?" It was the very day after I got back from the funeral, I said "I'm sorry, I can't, I'm exhausted, but I'm sure the landlady will take you, want me to call her?"... she said "No, can I use your phone?" ... so I handed it to her... she called the taxi service and asked for a taxi, which arrived in less than 10 minutes :angry: :angry: This kind of thing has happened ever since she moved in.

Am I being taken advantage of?? Or is it just my raw emotions that make her annoy me?


Kenna 04-01-2010 02:33 PM

ohhhh Blade,
I can't THANK YOU enough for your support, encouragement, and positive advice!! I love how strong and assertive your post comes over as. Thank ya darlin'!!! :lips::lips:

I do have trouble saying no to neighbors in need or family/friends. And I told my landlady that I didn't want anyone seeing me as a nasty neighbor. (My landlady was pissed that she ignored my Do Not Disturb sign.) But after you so kindly shared your support, I think I will do as I did with my son... "it's Tough Love for you buddy!"

Your support is VERY appreciated!! I've been told I am too hard on myself and this issue was nagging at me.

***hands Blade a blueberry smoothie***



Quote:

Originally Posted by Blade (Post 77044)
One of the hardest things I've learned is to say no. I don't have to have an excuse. If I'm busy or have company or for whatever reason don't want to do something,I just say no. Sometimes that is hard for me because usually it is someone I care about wanting me to do some piddly something, that doesn't have to be done right now. Like Mom, suddenly all of her needs are immediate she can't wait for anything. But then she's my Ma, I don't make her wait much.

Yes you are being taken advantage of and obviously she knows exactly how to push your buttons and does well at it. Don't let her get to you. Just from now on say no, no explanation necessary. Now you might ask if she'd like to go to the store with you when you go. Then she has no reason to ask you to take her later. Personally with all that running her around, if she asks again, ask her for her SSI # and if you can claim her on ya taxes next year. Ya not her Mom, ya don't owe her not
hing.


Butterbean 04-01-2010 04:12 PM

I washed the kitchen floor, baker's rack and wiped down the cupboards today. I am beyond sleepy. If Starbucks doesn't fix me, I'm going to cut my losses and go to bed super early.

sweetfemme247 04-01-2010 05:28 PM

I am over joyed today, Ian my cousins friend MOVED OUT! That means I dont have to clean up after slobs anymore, I am so happy.

moxie 04-01-2010 06:24 PM

Am I REALLY going to do spring cleaning over my 3-day weekend like I told everyone I was going to do?

Gemme 04-01-2010 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweet (Post 76756)
Ummmmm

HUGE Note to self: Do NOT make or drink coffee tomorrow!!
I had 2 large 16oz Contigo Mugs full today and have been WIRED FOR SOUND!!
Like a puppy wired up on Strawberry Twizzlers!!!
I'm trying to get back into a "normal" work schedule after being off for several months... the alarm goes off very early... I'm STILL wired for sound!
*Kicking self in flat-ass!!*

My Netflix DVDs were delivered today.... guess I'll watch all 8 episodes of NCIS tonight before I get an hour's sleep?

Molly and Lucy look at me like I'm their crack dealer and they need a fix when I whip the Twizzlers out. I don't give them any (who wants 90 pounds of dog going through a sugar fit?) but they make sure, that if I ever DID decide to give them some, they would be mighty appreciative!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweet (Post 77026)
Truly, I think this has become a case of "being taken advantage of"....

After coming home from dad's funeral (with the exhausting travel headaches and being torn up about having to leave my brother and 2 nieces behind) I have been promptly, nearly every day, bombarded by the young, very able-bodied neighbor to be her "taxi" (this went on before the funeral too), so I posted a HUGE sign that says DO NOT DISTURB on my front door...(with some text explaining that I respectfully needed some rest and not to disturb unless it's urgent)... To be honest, I got tired - after already being exhausted - of this neighbor ringing the door bell several times a day to take her to work or other places (both her jobs are less than 2 miles away and we are on a bus route plus her family lives less than 4 blocks away)...

I certainly DON'T mind helping people out and I have always been very proud to be an "old fashioned" helpful, caring neighbor that believes in the kind of community where everyone helps out their neighbors, no matter how small the favor or how inconvenient it may be.

But for some reason, for the very first time in my life, a neighbor is REALLY starting to annoy me on a regular basis (maybe it's the overwhelming grief and heartache I've been through that has worn me down?) and for the very first time EVER, I have said NO to a neighbor.

After posting the DO NOT DISTURB UNLESS URGENT sign, she rang the door bell 3 days ago and handed me 2 pieces of my mail (I have a mail slot in my door)... (I have told her time and time again NOT to ring the door bell because the dogs go OFF... to knock instead.) She then stood around chatting about NOTHING but her mail and wouldn't make eye contact... then she finally said, "I was gonna ask for a ride to work, but I saw your sign."...Mind you, this was a VERY sunny day that many people would have enjoyed the very short hike to Outback Steakhouse where she works...I told her I had just taken my prescription pain pills that I can't drive with...she said "are you sure?"... I got this cross/serious look on my face and then she stood there hemming and hawing about the items she got in the mail again...then left.

Today, my sign is still up and I was enjoying a quiet, peaceful day soaking up the sunshine in my new "work from home office".... I nearly jumped outa my skin when she rang the door bell SEVERAL TIMES quickly... Willy went OFF so bad I had to lock him in the crate (I've tried so hard to break him of this)... I knew who it was. She asked for a ride to the grocery store "to get chicken". While I was trying to control BOTH dogs (who normally are the sweetest dogs EVER, but growl, snarl and snap at her)... I was privately thinking "CAN'T YOU READ? DON'T YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RECENTLY GRIEVING A LOSS? ARE YOU FOR REAL? NOW SERIOUSLY, THIS IS OVER THE TOP!!" .... it's another REALLY beautiful day out and I know for a fact that she is very able-bodied... I told her "No, I have a new job working from home and I can't leave the phones." She says "not even for a couple minutes?" ... inside me, I start to growl!! just like Willy!... the store is RIGHT BESIDE Outback Steakhouse. I very curtly and firmly said "I can't leave the house, I'm very sorry. But if you need ANYTHING from my pantry or fridge, please come in and help yourself, I have a full pantry and have some fresh chicken. You are welcome to anything I have, but I can't leave the house." She gives me a line of bull about "No thanks, I'll just walk down [3 blocks] to the Chinese place and get some chicken." and she hurry's off my porch as if I had slapped her.

I am very ashamed with myself for saying NO and for allowing an inconvenient, obviously clueless neighbor get on my nerves so bad. (please note, I NEVER lied to her or made excuses, I simply told her the truth and chose not to take her anywhere...and she doesn't ever offer gas money)


I am ashamed with myself... but at the same time, I am pissed off with feeling I'm being taken advantage of.

Sorry for my rant....
I would NEVER say NO to a neighbor that I knew truly needed the help... . But the other day when she asked for a ride, she said "I can't get a cab, can you take me to work?" It was the very day after I got back from the funeral, I said "I'm sorry, I can't, I'm exhausted, but I'm sure the landlady will take you, want me to call her?"... she said "No, can I use your phone?" ... so I handed it to her... she called the taxi service and asked for a taxi, which arrived in less than 10 minutes :angry: :angry: This kind of thing has happened ever since she moved in.

Am I being taken advantage of?? Or is it just my raw emotions that make her annoy me?

Blade was too nice. So are you. The next time she does anything like that, get me her number. I'll give her a good talking to. She's not only taking advantage of you, but is obviously lazy and couldn't give a rat's ass about anyone else's feelings/time/needs/etc. Seriously.

Miss Scarlett 04-01-2010 06:45 PM

Anna Pacquin's accouncement that she is bisexual...:thud:

http://www.people.com/people/article...356805,00.html

Kenna 04-01-2010 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 77190)
Molly and Lucy look at me like I'm their crack dealer and they need a fix when I whip the Twizzlers out. I don't give them any (who wants 90 pounds of dog going through a sugar fit?) but they make sure, that if I ever DID decide to give them some, they would be mighty appreciative!



Blade was too nice. So are you. The next time she does anything like that, get me her number. I'll give her a good talking to. She's not only taking advantage of you, but is obviously lazy and couldn't give a rat's ass about anyone else's feelings/time/needs/etc. Seriously.

LMCuteAO!!! 90 pound Sugar Hounds!! What is it with the Twizzlers and my Grampa's dog Pickles with his Snickers bars? OMG!! My Mom's old dog Lucky would come running when he heard you say "OH SHIT" when you dropped food... but he wouldn't come when you called his name!!!

Gemme, Blade! My Heros!!
Yeah, I am a bit TOO nice some times... but Gemme pegged it!! The brat next door is lazy and doesn't give a rat's ass!! After today, I've HAD IT! When she rings that door bell tomorrow, I'll get her number and close the door in her face. (but she's always saying she's "out of minutes, can I use your phone?") Like Blade said and I took to heart... I don't owe her nothing! Time to grow up and get lost!

WUV U BOTH!! Thanks!!

JakeTulane 04-01-2010 07:29 PM

Knowing it is 9:30pm.. and having the sliding glass door to the deck open.. and feeling the warm breeze come through the livingroom carrying the sound of the peepers in with it. It is moments like these that you realize what it is all about.

WolfyOne 04-01-2010 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweet (Post 77026)
Truly, I think this has become a case of "being taken advantage of"....

After coming home from dad's funeral (with the exhausting travel headaches and being torn up about having to leave my brother and 2 nieces behind) I have been promptly, nearly every day, bombarded by the young, very able-bodied neighbor to be her "taxi" (this went on before the funeral too), so I posted a HUGE sign that says DO NOT DISTURB on my front door...(with some text explaining that I respectfully needed some rest and not to disturb unless it's urgent)... To be honest, I got tired - after already being exhausted - of this neighbor ringing the door bell several times a day to take her to work or other places (both her jobs are less than 2 miles away and we are on a bus route plus her family lives less than 4 blocks away)...

I certainly DON'T mind helping people out and I have always been very proud to be an "old fashioned" helpful, caring neighbor that believes in the kind of community where everyone helps out their neighbors, no matter how small the favor or how inconvenient it may be.

But for some reason, for the very first time in my life, a neighbor is REALLY starting to annoy me on a regular basis (maybe it's the overwhelming grief and heartache I've been through that has worn me down?) and for the very first time EVER, I have said NO to a neighbor.

After posting the DO NOT DISTURB UNLESS URGENT sign, she rang the door bell 3 days ago and handed me 2 pieces of my mail (I have a mail slot in my door)... (I have told her time and time again NOT to ring the door bell because the dogs go OFF... to knock instead.) She then stood around chatting about NOTHING but her mail and wouldn't make eye contact... then she finally said, "I was gonna ask for a ride to work, but I saw your sign."...Mind you, this was a VERY sunny day that many people would have enjoyed the very short hike to Outback Steakhouse where she works...I told her I had just taken my prescription pain pills that I can't drive with...she said "are you sure?"... I got this cross/serious look on my face and then she stood there hemming and hawing about the items she got in the mail again...then left.

Today, my sign is still up and I was enjoying a quiet, peaceful day soaking up the sunshine in my new "work from home office".... I nearly jumped outa my skin when she rang the door bell SEVERAL TIMES quickly... Willy went OFF so bad I had to lock him in the crate (I've tried so hard to break him of this)... I knew who it was. She asked for a ride to the grocery store "to get chicken". While I was trying to control BOTH dogs (who normally are the sweetest dogs EVER, but growl, snarl and snap at her)... I was privately thinking "CAN'T YOU READ? DON'T YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RECENTLY GRIEVING A LOSS? ARE YOU FOR REAL? NOW SERIOUSLY, THIS IS OVER THE TOP!!" .... it's another REALLY beautiful day out and I know for a fact that she is very able-bodied... I told her "No, I have a new job working from home and I can't leave the phones." She says "not even for a couple minutes?" ... inside me, I start to growl!! just like Willy!... the store is RIGHT BESIDE Outback Steakhouse. I very curtly and firmly said "I can't leave the house, I'm very sorry. But if you need ANYTHING from my pantry or fridge, please come in and help yourself, I have a full pantry and have some fresh chicken. You are welcome to anything I have, but I can't leave the house." She gives me a line of bull about "No thanks, I'll just walk down [3 blocks] to the Chinese place and get some chicken." and she hurry's off my porch as if I had slapped her.

I am very ashamed with myself for saying NO and for allowing an inconvenient, obviously clueless neighbor get on my nerves so bad. (please note, I NEVER lied to her or made excuses, I simply told her the truth and chose not to take her anywhere...and she doesn't ever offer gas money)


I am ashamed with myself... but at the same time, I am pissed off with feeling I'm being taken advantage of.

Sorry for my rant....
I would NEVER say NO to a neighbor that I knew truly needed the help... . But the other day when she asked for a ride, she said "I can't get a cab, can you take me to work?" It was the very day after I got back from the funeral, I said "I'm sorry, I can't, I'm exhausted, but I'm sure the landlady will take you, want me to call her?"... she said "No, can I use your phone?" ... so I handed it to her... she called the taxi service and asked for a taxi, which arrived in less than 10 minutes :angry: :angry: This kind of thing has happened ever since she moved in.

Am I being taken advantage of?? Or is it just my raw emotions that make her annoy me?


Sweet, good thing she's not my neighbor. If I was you and watched her dial a taxi to take her to work knowing she never pays you for gas, I would've said, btw, when I do feel better the next ride you ask me for will cost you what the taxi did. After all, I am giving curbside service.

You are not being a bad neighbor, but you are being taken advantage of. Like Gemme said, give me her phone number because I got her number on just how she uses you. You are way too nice......so, stop it. Don't offer to let her shop in your pantry and cut the rides out. Shopping at the store when you do, IS all you should offer because you're not having to go out of your way. Time to tell her, here's a quarter, go call someone who cares.

Kimbo 04-01-2010 08:10 PM

I watched this show on growing marshmallows, they are planted by hand, nurtured till they are rich and sweet...it was so cute.

Now I want to be a marshmallow farmer!

WingsOnFire 04-01-2010 08:11 PM

My 3 day weekend with him and hoping my breathing gets better.. My sinus infection and bronchitis has about done me in...

Kenna 04-01-2010 08:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfyOne (Post 77235)
Sweet, good thing she's not my neighbor. If I was you and watched her dial a taxi to take her to work knowing she never pays you for gas, I would've said, btw, when I do feel better the next ride you ask me for will cost you what the taxi did. After all, I am giving curbside service.

You are not being a bad neighbor, but you are being taken advantage of. Like Gemme said, give me her phone number because I got her number on just how she uses you. You are way too nice......so, stop it. Don't offer to let her shop in your pantry and cut the rides out. Shopping at the store when you do, IS all you should offer because you're not having to go out of your way. Time to tell her, here's a quarter, go call someone who cares.



***tilts head forward, looks up with big hazel eyes, pouts a little***
My Friends here at BFP really do have my back... I'm so humbled and flattered!! THANK YOU!!
I am a bit surprised... I thought I would get in trouble for ranting so bad and being a fussy brat. You each really made my day!! This issue had been buggin me for some time... I wanted to call her a user in my first post, but didn't know if that was crossing the line? I wish she would learn the respect that you each showed me today!

Trust me! NO MORE CURBSIDE SERVICE OR FREE PANTRY!! She's the one working and I'm the one on unemployment!

Thanks again for teaching me to stand up for myself!!

(((((((((HUGS))))))))))


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