CV and mad panic behaviour

[PaulP]

Dodge, You can pick your friends and you can pick your wife but you cant pick the family that come with them...not that I can talk my relo's are equally as dismal in most cases. There should be a trade week for relo's....

Gold. I could think of a couple I'd trade out. Although I doubt I'd get much in return. Maybe a relo Council Cleanup lol.

To be fair, I dare say such feelings are probably mutual lol.

[ElwoodBlues1]

Gold. I could think of a couple I'd trade out. Although I doubt I'd get much in return. Maybe a relo Council Cleanup lol.

To be fair, I dare say such feelings are probably mutual lol.

I like the Council Cleanup idea, I could just bundle them up out on the front nature strip like tree branches....I need a few nature strips though, probably an oval...?
Watched "The Purge" series of Films recently...interesting concept..?

[capcom]

Cap, Got another story thats even worse but I'll save that for a later day.....

Good God !! ... worse than that?  Enabling failure is not one of my virtues. 

[Thryleon]

Dodge, You can pick your friends and you can pick your wife but you cant pick the family that come with them...not that I can talk my relo's are equally as dismal in most cases. There should be a trade week for relo's....

Amen to that EB1.

We are all imperfect people trying to live a perfect life.  What could possibly go wrong?

[ElwoodBlues1]

Good God !! ... worse than that?  Enabling failure is not one of my virtues. 

Not mine either but Mrs E is a soft gentle soul who takes family matters to heart and I have to tread carefully with my more direct approach...

[cookie2]

Not mine either but Mrs E is a soft gentle soul who takes family matters to heart and I have to tread carefully with my more direct approach...

My outlaws have certainly caused me some occasional grief over the years.

[Gointocarlton]

Not mine either but Mrs E is a soft gentle soul who takes family matters to heart and I have to tread carefully with my more direct approach...

In Italian there is a saying, "ogni casa ha la sua croce" which translated means every house has its own cross (or crucifix) ie every house has its own problems. I'm sure most of us can dig up some stories that would make interesting reading. Perhaps thats a topic for another thread ;D 

[cookie2]

In Italian there is a saying, "ogni casa ha la sua croce" which translated means every house has its own cross (or crucifix) ie every house has its own problems. I'm sure most of us can dig up some stories that would make interesting reading. Perhaps thats a topic for another thread ;D

Go for it GTC…..?

[ElwoodBlues1]

In Italian there is a saying, "ogni casa ha la sua croce" which translated means every house has its own cross (or crucifix) ie every house has its own problems. I'm sure most of us can dig up some stories that would make interesting reading. Perhaps thats a topic for another thread ;D 

As Thry said its very hard to get everything perfect in life, that new thread would be interesting reading, you always think the grass is greener until you hear about someone elses life...

[Gointocarlton]

As Thry said its very hard to get everything perfect in life, that new thread would be interesting reading, you always think the grass is greener until you hear about someone elses life...

Exactly. I remember when my dad passed away (at 59, very young), mum was pretty bitter and angry at the world. Always carrying on about why me? Why our family. It wasn't until I sat her down one day and rattled off all the ill health and death other families had experienced or were experiencing that she finally realised it wasn't a conspiracy against her by some greater being. In sport they talk about only worrying about inside the four walls, in my mu'ms case, she had to look outside them to gain some perspective.