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Re: my swami showed up... I always thought I was waiting for my guru.
« Reply #50 on: December 05, 2006, 09:01:59 AM »
Lol, you're right.  Bi-polar does sound Canadian.  You made a pun... I don't know how many Canadians are bi-polar, but bet 99% suffer from SAD.

Did you spend time in India?  Can you speak with the natives?  Have never been... I try not to spend my ill-gotten gains in countries where women's rights are not respected.

Any reason you're in a particularly good mood?  :)


erm, no I cannot do Hindu.  All I need is English after all.  yes, I love india.  Lovely weather, gorgeous colourful happy millions of people.  Women are not respected properly world-wide, either in your home country or mine.  And we're ahead of the rest, supposedly...


the good mood is contagious!

It's happy season and...



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oh yeah, the SAD thing, I've almost got it sussed.  I buy blue daylight bulbs, I've told you that.  The other thing that works is lots of pure "Sunlight" soap and non-bio "Surf" laundry detergent.  I love the packaging and they smell great.

good old "Bold" works other days.






 & Ha is Hindi for yes.  Can't stop laughing. 












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« Reply #51 on: December 05, 2006, 09:42:46 AM »
oh yeah, the SAD thing, I've almost got it sussed.  I buy blue daylight bulbs, I've told you that.  The other thing that works is lots of pure "Sunlight" soap and non-bio "Surf" laundry detergent.  I love the packaging and they smell great.

good old "Bold" works other days.

Lol, I'll have to stock up on Sunlight dishwasher detergent.

You're putting me into a good mood too.

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« Reply #52 on: December 05, 2006, 09:43:04 AM »
Can you speak with the natives? 


sorry, I'm going to have to keep on going...  I don't like being top of the page, could someone else please make it look like I'm not posting to myself?

The natives?  this does my head in.  I had a massive full-on near fight with my father's new wife in Vancouver about this.  She was "Italian" and had never been there. 

They called the Indians natives.  The West Indians west indians.  Then there was the other thing I'd never heard before:  East Indians.

That's people from India.

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I'm sticking up for the underdog because I always do.  Also my dad was born illegitamate in Liverpool, so I'll never know what kind of dark my other half is. 

I just hope it's Indian and not Greek.


Her lasagna was total crap.

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« Reply #53 on: December 05, 2006, 09:46:38 AM »
Lol, I'll have to stock up on Sunlight dishwasher detergent.

You're putting me into a good mood too.


no, it's a bar of soap.  they're 3 for £1.  you put them into your underwear, sock and jumper closets and drawers.  Or else you just look at the packaging before you unwrap them.


and smile

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« Reply #54 on: December 05, 2006, 09:58:21 AM »
ta so much flower.  I'm giggling now instead of doing ha ha ha.


Brilliant.



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Oh christ that bloke wearing silly sheets just showed up.
only kidding.

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« Reply #55 on: December 05, 2006, 10:08:00 AM »
But didn't that kind of sunlight soap go off the market 100 years ago? As per the pic Flower posted. Do you still wear bloomers too?  :-\

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« Reply #56 on: December 05, 2006, 10:20:53 AM »
But didn't that kind of sunlight soap go off the market 100 years ago? As per the pic Flower posted. Do you still wear bloomers too?  :-\




hahaha, no I've never worn knickers.  sometimes I wear cycle shorts though.


Yep, I didn't realise you could still buy sunlight soap, but I found it this week for 3 bars for £1.


my internet went back to normal.

deedee, ease up on me okay, I'm the sensitive type...

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« Reply #57 on: December 05, 2006, 10:45:30 AM »
Just kidding honey-bun..


I'm sensitive too.

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« Reply #58 on: February 12, 2007, 04:18:58 PM »
Salami came back, he said he'd be back (just like any normal man) and was gone for like 3-6 months.  He just showed up again tonight.

He gave me a hug and that definitely wasn't his hand or his wallet I could feel, I purposely did a limp, arms down, you hug me kinda hug.

When he arrived, I almost didn't answer the door 'cos I was drying away tears from having cried for the last few days about my dad's demise.  He listened, perhaps that's how come I let him in, perhaps why he came back around.

Then I retrieved the shoe box in which I'd thrown all the will bits and the obits.  I'd chucked it on the top shelf above in the bedroom and not cleaned it or even looked at it for at least a year and long before I had the nasty fire in here last August (when I also landed on Getbig, the day after mental head case married with a kid on drugs that didn't I don't think even got slapped around the face for it) bashed in my door.  I'm digressing...

So I'm having a minor teary thing about my sad dad leaving all his money to his new wife of 6 years and my Mum phones.  I've not spoken to her for 2 weeks as, as I've said, I have for some reason, been wondering what drugs my Dad was on when he signed his will.  And I don't phone anyone when I'm not at my best. 

Anyways, I had to listen to an hour or so about my mother's health.  When I told her I've had a bad few weeks unable to sleep, just now realising that I've not yet grieved appropriately about my Dad, she changed the subject (to herself, as per usual)

God, I'm going on and on aren't I

the swami just sat there and watched me cry and attempt to turn the conversation positive (which is impossible with my Mum.


blah blah
after that he held me again and I asked if I could wash Swami's dirty clothing.  Instead I went to the shops to get him some food.  He made me laugh and then I gave him shit for not showing back up last time.  But he'd not actually said he was coming back the next day.

But today he said he'll see me tomorrow at 10am.   I'm sure he was trying to stay the night but
I said I gotta see you later.


He's even fitter and taller than I remember.

should I put him up?  I think he's legit.  I showed him the internet again and after two minutes he'd clicked the sell me porno box again.  We were looking up the stars, Mercury retrograde and you still  get little adverts selling you sex on that.


I took his photo again.  The last two times I tried, they didn't come out whereas the whole rest of the film did.  He could be a ghost or a figment of my imagination, but I think not.

 
We discussed life and love and yoga and I said we could meditate.  He kissed me on both cheeks as he left, just like any other lovie in this part of west London, and said ta ta, I'll spend this week and make you a birthday cake.



Should I?   This is the God's honest truth.
The guy wears 2 or 3 sheets and carries another big sheet on his back with all his wordly belongings

Oh I'm just posting for the sake of it.
Hopefully i'll be busy
wish me luck
god be with you (and me

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« Reply #59 on: February 14, 2007, 11:20:51 AM »
what is that song, please tell me, i need to download it, it's from the 60s or 70s
Baby come Back.


No, he sat there all morning and watched TV, then in the afternoon curled up on my sofa and took a nap like a cat.  Perhaps he was meditating.  I carried on and did all my phone calls, had a few neighbours 'round (Shauney next door who wears tie-dye and plays digeridoo with Rolf Harris said "alright mate" to the man wearing two sheets. 

Then he got up, stretched (waaaa...) and picked up all his wordly belongings and went out the door.  I said are you coming back and he said I'm always here.


It's funny, no, he makes me laugh.  He's gone back up the road to 131 (5 houses away), with Simon, the guy who lives on the top floor above the crack den.  I'd imagine swami is cleaning the place up right now, that's what he does, he either cleans or cooks.  And when he does, he takes off the sheet he ordinarily wears on his shoulders and puts it on his head.


He said come to Simon's and visit me there, but I'm not going.  I gave him food and I'll wait.


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Re: my swami showed up... I always thought I was waiting for my guru.
« Reply #60 on: February 15, 2007, 10:02:21 AM »
Salami is not an Indian name.  Are you making a bad pun?

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« Reply #61 on: February 18, 2007, 04:16:14 PM »
yep, incredible


i'm off
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no no I lied, he left


He went to Shepherds Bush, I scared him off.   Although I made him extremely welcome (bought tea and biscuits, what do I know about his fucking reglion?




I've only just realised im extremely scary.  and that's with ordinary normal pants man...



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I've got three appointments tomorrow:  Iv\e got a surveyor, a pulmber and oh the other one, i think he's going to bleed my radiators.



i live in hope... I doubt 2 out of 3 will even make it.




wish me luck, we're doing a 29th birthday party at the pub on Wednesday, Its my 21st.   wanna come?


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