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12 Sep 2006, 1:13 pm

I'm in serious need of my own place. I go out for the day, and I feel as free as a bird. After my hours of Freedom, all I have to do, is walk through the front door, and it feels like a dark cloud surrounds me. If I don't move out by next summer, I'll be devistated. Back in 1987, at the age of 12, I was told not to talk through my nose, through that whole summer. I want to move out, before the end of June 2007. I need to.



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12 Sep 2006, 1:29 pm

what does talking through your nose have to do with moving out and getting your own place?



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12 Sep 2006, 4:46 pm

She's speaking Cockney, though living in Canada. The rest of her family doesn't, so they tell her to stop with it. That probably feels tough. And she's 31. I can understand why she wants to have her own place.


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12 Sep 2006, 5:20 pm

Do you have a job Cockney and do you make a lot and work 40 hrs a week or more?



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12 Sep 2006, 6:30 pm

likedcalico wrote:
Do you have a job Cockney and do you make a lot and work 40 hrs a week or more?


I could look for a part time job. I'm on Disability and I can make up to 300 Dollars a month working, if I'm on Disability 1. It seems like a job would solve everything, right now.



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12 Sep 2006, 6:38 pm

The 20th Aniversary of the worst summer of my life is quickley approaching, and I want to be on my own, before the last day of the 2006/07 School Year for the students in the Elementary School System. I feel that I either have to move out, before a certian date, next year, or give up on London, if I can't get over the Hell that I've lived through, durring the Summer of 1987, when I was Twelve going in Thirteen. I keep on buying Lottery Tickets in hope of getting rich and speeding up the proccess. I'd much rather move out, than give up on London.



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12 Sep 2006, 9:29 pm

CockneyRebel wrote:
The 20th Aniversary of the worst summer of my life is quickley approaching, and I want to be on my own, before the last day of the 2006/07 School Year for the students in the Elementary School System. I feel that I either have to move out, before a certian date, next year, or give up on London, if I can't get over the Hell that I've lived through, durring the Summer of 1987, when I was Twelve going in Thirteen. I keep on buying Lottery Tickets in hope of getting rich and speeding up the proccess. I'd much rather move out, than give up on London.


I've mentioned before how lottery tickets are hopeless. You could try to get a cash only
job and hence work more hours without losing your disability check. You could also try to
live very cheap and primitive conditions (live in and abandone building and by all means
move to the US where its warmer)



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12 Sep 2006, 10:13 pm

My advice on going to London is save up and stash your SSi money in your home so that they won't track it in your account. Then when you have saved up enough, plan your trip to London. Also i would reccommend on trying to get a job. I never gave up when I was looking for one and I fianlly got one.



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14 Sep 2006, 9:54 pm

The Gods must have been looking inside my Head, because I've just gotten a call from the Local Seniour's Society which provides apartments for Seniours and people of all ages, who have Social Issues! :D My Meeting is on Thursday. Hopefully, this will lead to something promising. I have my Fingers crossed! 8)



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17 Sep 2006, 5:52 pm

[quote="CockneyRebel"]The Gods must have been looking inside my Head, because I've just gotten a call from the Local Seniour's Society which provides apartments for Seniours and people of all ages, who have Social Issues! :D My Meeting is on Thursday. Hopefully, this will lead to something promising. I have my Fingers crossed! 8)[/quote

That's great. I hope all goes well.