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Originally posted by josiane View PostYes.
*dies just thinking about them*
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Stuart is really looking forward to the 10th February..........
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Originally posted by starlover View PostAnd Nad just will have to go too!No choice!
On the other side is the question...do the woohoos dare to see me again?
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Originally posted by Jumble View PostCan you believe that I haven't actually had the chocolate brownie???? You'd think by now I'd have worked my way through the whole dessert menu, but I haven't
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Stuart is really looking forward to the 10th February..........
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Originally posted by josiane View PostIs that *really* looking forward to it, or really looking forward to it?
Someone better remind me to take the cold box with me to collect what are apparently now known as 'The WooHoo Desserts'
Of course, he'll get a little preview next Sunday when Laurie, Suz, Mike, Linette and I go for Mike's birthday dinner
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Ok...weirdest short vent ever...and because you probably are going to roll your eyes at it in spoilers
Spoiler:
I love my parents. I really do and I appreciate the fact that they're helping me out atm, but it came atm to the point of me feeling a LOT of guilt!
I thought/hoped that I would get my first paycheck today. Last Thursday I found out I wouldn't get paid till the 15th...this meant I wouldn't be able to pay my bills. I told this to my parents and said it was a small bill but I was trying to work something out with work for a reimbursement I would still get from last December.
Now my dad mailed me that he put "some" money on my account. I was grateful and glad that I would at least be able to pay my bills before Wednesday. Now I saw he put a little bit more than "some"(IMHO) on it. More than I needed for now that is....and that just makes me feel guilty. He also gave me a LOT of money during the dec/jan months for getting stuff for my apartment/christmas presents etc.
I'm like, I want to stand on my own...and not feel guilty about all the money I get from them.
I know it sounds stupid, but I don't want to still be dependent from them while I have a full time(intern) job...
Anyway...I did do groceries now for the first time since I moved here!
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Originally posted by starlover View PostOk...weirdest short vent ever...and because you probably are going to roll your eyes at it in spoilers
Spoiler:
I love my parents. I really do and I appreciate the fact that they're helping me out atm, but it came atm to the point of me feeling a LOT of guilt!
I thought/hoped that I would get my first paycheck today. Last Thursday I found out I wouldn't get paid till the 15th...this meant I wouldn't be able to pay my bills. I told this to my parents and said it was a small bill but I was trying to work something out with work for a reimbursement I would still get from last December.
Now my dad mailed me that he put "some" money on my account. I was grateful and glad that I would at least be able to pay my bills before Wednesday. Now I saw he put a little bit more than "some"(IMHO) on it. More than I needed for now that is....and that just makes me feel guilty. He also gave me a LOT of money during the dec/jan months for getting stuff for my apartment/christmas presents etc.
I'm like, I want to stand on my own...and not feel guilty about all the money I get from them.
I know it sounds stupid, but I don't want to still be dependent from them while I have a full time(intern) job...
Anyway...I did do groceries now for the first time since I moved here!
well old enough to be able to afford to pay myself). On special occasions like her birthday, I would pick up the tab for the day, other than that...never. I learned a long long long time ago, it was important to her, so I just quit arguing and just said Thank you! But I also knew that if she ever needed anything, I could help her.
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Originally posted by llp View PostParents will do that all their lives...it helps to make them feel that you still need them no matter what. My mom always picked up the check when we went out to eat til the day she died (and she was 84 and I waswell old enough to be able to afford to pay myself). On special occasions like her birthday, I would pick up the tab for the day, other than that...never. I learned a long long long time ago, it was important to her, so I just quit arguing and just said Thank you! But I also knew that if she ever needed anything, I could help her.
Me on the other hand had to move to another country and thus he couldn't help out in the same way. Also my brother and I were in the same situation last month. We moved out(well I just moved from TN to GA) and were both broke...my brother could eat at my parents place, get money there, use their cars etc. while I couldn't and that makes dad feel guilty.
It's just that I want to learn to deal with all of this myself. Know that it won't always be easy and all that stuff.
Anyway it's perhaps just frustration from my side LOL! At least I don't have to worry about being able to feed myself!sigpic
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Well, I ran my errands for the day. Tomorrow my big plans are to get a manicure and a pedicure!Also, I'll wash clothing and lay out what I will take with me.
Wednesday, I'm getting my hair cut. Oh and I'll probably pack.
Thursday.....hmmm! What was I suppose to do on Thursday?
Oh yeah, go to the airport.<--- my happy dance!
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Ah jann - I know how you feel! I had to ask my parents for money when I first moved across the country and I felt so guilty, especially because my brother did the same the year before and he didn't have to ask for any. It feels poobags, but eventually you just come to accept that sometimes you need the help and that it's good to have them there when you do. And when you're all finally settled, you wont have to asked anymore, and if you're lucky, you can pay them back and then get on with doing it on your own (until you need them again) but it's ok, because they're your parents
It hurts the pride though, doesn't it? *huggles*
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Originally posted by llp View PostWell, I ran my errands for the day. Tomorrow my big plans are to get a manicure and a pedicure!Also, I'll wash clothing and lay out what I will take with me.
Wednesday, I'm getting my hair cut. Oh and I'll probably pack.
Thursday.....hmmm! What was I suppose to do on Thursday?
Oh yeah, go to the airport.<--- my happy dance!
Yay for going to the UK! I'm jealous!!! I'm not gonna say I hope you have fun, because I know you will!sigpic
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Originally posted by Bekki View PostAh jann - I know how you feel! I had to ask my parents for money when I first moved across the country and I felt so guilty, especially because my brother did the same the year before and he didn't have to ask for any. It feels poobags, but eventually you just come to accept that sometimes you need the help and that it's good to have them there when you do. And when you're all finally settled, you wont have to asked anymore, and if you're lucky, you can pay them back and then get on with doing it on your own (until you need them again) but it's ok, because they're your parents
It hurts the pride though, doesn't it? *huggles*
Except for living at home the last few years I *never* asked my parents for money. Never. I had my job, paid my bills, got my fun stuff, saved for vacations and didn't ask them for anything. Now...it feels...different.sigpic
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