Well, where do I start?
For someone who was so easy-going you had very definite ideas of what you liked and what you didn't like!
As I've said before, you didn't suffer fools at all and would totally ignore them and their ideas. This included 'know-alls' and people with no regard for the feelings of others.
You couldn't stand giggly, immature females who had nothing sensible to say!
You didn't really like spaghetti bolognese but would eat it just because the alternative was 'get your own'.
When you were at kindergarten you very rarely did any paintings because you didn't like getting paint on your hands.
You didn't like my little, old, blue Nissan. You said it sounded like a sewing machine...not sure how you knew what that would sound like as I rarely used one!!
You didn't like secondary school and certain subjects in particular. These were usually subjects in which you could see no purpose as far as achieving your career goals, as you were the sort of student who had to see a personal advantage in everything you did. Therefore, I pitied your RE teachers immensely!
As a teenager, you didn't like being told what to do. We had to pick our moments! We found it best to concoct a reason to go for a drive somewhere as you were more responsive when sitting beside us in a 'trapped' environment.
You obviously didn't like the fact that your gambling problems were beyond your control.
If only you were the sort of person who liked to ask for help when it mattered most! xx
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