I have never been called or called himself government Chrome, but I'm fairly sure this would have happened exactly once - with me and also from my exes point of view.
Hi georgie, I grew up on a farm with my parents working hard. We weren't poor, but I know that they worked very hard for all they (and we) had.
I had a spanner thrown into the works more than once, but I always got up, dusted myself off and worked. I am happy where I am at this stage in my life, but it took me many years to get there. In the progress I have worked in manual jobs to pay the bills. It is nothing I'm ashamed off, I could work and earn money instead of having to be on the dole.
I have friends I have things in common with, some of them have their own business, and some of them just get by. It doesn't make one bit of a difference to me, same as it didn't make one bit of a difference to them when I didn't have money.
Hmmm GG, Ireland was the poor house of Europe before they joined the EU. Today's EU spending on Ireland is still bigger than Ireland's contribution to the EU budged.
There are some things like the health system that isn't as good in Ireland as in other European countries and I would hope that there will be an European system some day.
You too, GG and hope all goes well for you on Tuesday.
It depends on what both people want from each other, I just know from past experiences that I didn't made good decisions when in a bad spot. So I don't try to.
I dunno GG, I had to get fairly self-sufficient and it is something all my exes actually appreciated. I'm glad I am anyway as it's not only something that impacts on me when I have a relationship, but life in general.
I think someone is either selfish or not, but being content when single, I made better decisions then when being upset and lonely.
I like sharing my life with someone. When we choose to be together for a long time, it simply was because we wanted to and it was good.
TBH, I never had these points you were bringing up when I was with someone. Anyone of us had to work, it's work and that's it. We spend most of our free time together, but if he wanted to go away with the guys for a weekend or I wanted to go home to my family, it was just have fun and take care. We could trust each other and we took each other into account.
I have taken someone into account when I made big decisions. I might have made some different decisions if I was on my own, but I can't say for sure as it's in the past. All I do know if someone made a big decision that would have an impact on both of us without talking or taking me into account, there would be a good possibility that I would make a decision to be without that person.
Hi 1to, I's great to hear your MS is not progressing, my brother has a friend where this is not the case.
As for being avoided when sick, I think some people simply don't know how to deal with it.
I can remember when my father was dying he noticed that one of the neighbours he was quite friendly with never came to visit him. They came to the funeral, but it would have been better if they would have visited him while alive.
All I can suggest is try not to be on your own this Easter. Are there people you could help through a charity organisation, get involved and get out of the house? Can you go and stay with friends over Easter?
Best wishes for your operation and take care. Life can be tough, but I believe it's so worth living.
RE: different struggles but one dstiny
Hiya sands, dole is what they call social welfare around here.