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Dec 29, 2005, 12:14 PM
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as im not the only one to experince dread at christmas time this one wasnt a bad as i expected , decided to keep mental note that i cant do everything money is tight ,
so this helped me a lot as well as cutting out entertaining the inlaws and hubbys siblings decided to go to the club on boxing day instead then had to go to work , this was ok except the heating had gone wrong 2nd time on our shift and had to try to keep 16 old ppl warm through out the night to come out to find out some miserable person had broken into my car by prising back the door and bending it down so they could get access to the locks and get in and steal my cd/radio that my husband bought me a couple of years ago for a wedding aniversairy presant, this was tues morn car was made secure but i have to go to a funeral tomorrow which was bad enough without everything else that goes on in my confused life, the insurance company was brilliant well the second person was even though it was bank holiday and there computers had gone down he got hold of a garage 4 me toget my car secured so i can still drive it , but i know feel teriable becouse this person targeted my car at my work becouse it was more vunrable there than were i live becouse i wasnt the only one of a car of my make to get broken into that night , we also feel very vunrable at work know as we are a all female workforce only two on at nigt, thanks for letting me ramble felt like i had to get this all of my chest husbands been brilliant.
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Dec 29, 2005, 02:24 PM
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Hi Katheryn,
What a coincidence. Xmas is rough for me too, and guess what? Our car was vandalised and our central heating system broke down! The car was a nice one, and we'd only had it for a month. Some drunks actually jumped all over it and bashed in the roof and bonnet. We had a visit from the police on Xmas morning. Our central heating broke down completely and we had the classic case of a 'call out' plumber, who charged us £80 per hour labour plus parts. Ouch! Yep, Xmas certainly brings out the 'love thy neighbour' feeling. LOL Hope things improve for you from here on, it usually does get easier after the New Year. Cheers, M |
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Dec 29, 2005, 08:30 PM
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 Thanks for sharing, (((kath)))) it does sound like you did a good job of getting through that holiday! Do what you can to stay -and feel- safe! TC
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