@TAB were you applying for a new role? Sorry i couldn't follow.
Haha yes lots of people live like Judge Judy.
I didn't mind having no washing machine at all - there was a laundromat around the corner so i went there and got used to it. It was next to a coffee shop so I'd just grab a coffee, use their wifi, and have a break from life 🙂 I kind of miss it even!
I'm really happy you and your cat are settled and warm. Cats are the best of the best!
I'm on the NDIS currently and have been getting some OT and support workers to visit a bit - I don't want to give or take advice on all these different life paths but moving and choosing where to live can be interesting, because it does impact your life in so many ways, with each suburb/home/lifestyle having its own culture
@tonys told me of a fab group of solo caravan people - and a writer I like (Rosie Waterland) who's the same age as me, just fell in love and ran off on a van "Aussie lap" with her new partner and said she was surprised to find in her late 30s that she loves being outdoors. Not to glamourise what is often pretty lonely and difficult, I'm sure - but I'd love to live somewhere else for a few months and try a slightly different lifestyle.
@Appleblossom the program that failed me indeed has a slick website, and specialises in (repeat) pictures of smiling faces. Happy clients aren't necessarily photogenic - don't believe the sheen! How was your birthday? Random question, how did you go with the garden you were tending at the physio? Hope you and your son are well x
