Tables, cheques and other stuff
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boglinI have a table, at which we have eaten for the past two evenings. The fact that I am excited about this is a very sad omen.
I have not got involved with things that don't involve me, even though I've got that *urge* to say something; I have refrained from doing so. This probably makes me a better person. And I'm not even going to blame the desire to interfere on self-esteem issues. There again, I hold the same opinion of people with self-esteem issues as Dylan Moran has on unlocking your self-potential...
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lupercal denies ever having seen my chequebook. I'm not absolutely sure I believe him, and suspect I may well find it squirelled away somewhere this weekend, but I've phoned the bank and got a new one. Five working days, so should have it for Orkney. My bank (go there and bank now) is filled with wonderful customer service cally people who are utterly *luverly* and don't make you feel like an idiot at all. The last time I phoned, I had a great conversation with a nice man who asked me my 'Place of birth' question. (He was from Crosby). I actually couldn't give higher recommendation for a bank though, than Smile.
In other news, several things have happened recently, where I've though 'Eh?' or 'Whaaa?' or 'I didn't have a clue!'
So bearing in mind I see nobody, so am utterly unlikely to spread it any further, go on - tell me something juicy about yourself.
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I have not got involved with things that don't involve me, even though I've got that *urge* to say something; I have refrained from doing so. This probably makes me a better person. And I'm not even going to blame the desire to interfere on self-esteem issues. There again, I hold the same opinion of people with self-esteem issues as Dylan Moran has on unlocking your self-potential...
lupercal denies ever having seen my chequebook. I'm not absolutely sure I believe him, and suspect I may well find it squirelled away somewhere this weekend, but I've phoned the bank and got a new one. Five working days, so should have it for Orkney. My bank (go there and bank now) is filled with wonderful customer service cally people who are utterly *luverly* and don't make you feel like an idiot at all. The last time I phoned, I had a great conversation with a nice man who asked me my 'Place of birth' question. (He was from Crosby). I actually couldn't give higher recommendation for a bank though, than Smile. In other news, several things have happened recently, where I've though 'Eh?' or 'Whaaa?' or 'I didn't have a clue!'
So bearing in mind I see nobody, so am utterly unlikely to spread it any further, go on - tell me something juicy about yourself.
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Date: 2005-07-29 12:09 am (UTC)With or without placemats? Coasters? Dried flower centrepiece? Co-ordinated colour scheme? Matching your curtains? Do napkin rings suddenly make perfect sense?
Its a slippery slope boglin, get back on the sofa now.
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Date: 2005-07-29 11:05 am (UTC)Alas! Today I have discovered *a mark* on the table! Shall have to buy some teak oil and see if that makes a difference.