Monday 7 December 2015

People Get Ready.

Its been more than two weeks since I was interviewed under caution by the local council and they haven't been in touch. Still, no news is good news as they say. Not actually sure that's true but I latch onto even the slightest hope these days. Obviously the council aren't too concerned with my concerns. I am trying not to worry because worrying doesn't solve anything. But I am a bit fed up with my first thought every morning is: I wonder if the council have written to me?

I am doing this post on my new laptop computer. I just found out how to make a video on the webcam. This is the result. It seems I can't stop myself singing no matter what the circumstances.



My beard is long and straggly. I have decided not to trim it until my housing problem gets sorted one way or the other. I might have to start plaiting it soon.






4 comments:

  1. Perhaps I can offer you some hope. I recently received a letter from the city hall. It seems that they wanted me to make some changes to some of the outdoor electrical equipment. I spent approximately $2000.00 so that there was no danger of fire. This is after I had the main box repaired a couple of years ago by their suggestion for an electrician. That box was one of many things to be replaced. That is a lot of money for me to spend. About two days after my repairs were complete the city hall had and electrical fire and burned to the ground! What goes around...

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  2. Back again. I enjoyed your video although a couple of times your voice dimmed when you turned from the camera. And please don't braid your beard. I hate that!

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  3. Keep your pecker up John, councils take ages to do anything. Hope it turns out well for you.

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  4. You've lived on this site for what, 16 years? With or without permission for residential use, that should constitute council consent. If you have an address, you are a legal resident. Is someone or some nine-jointed godless reptile of a developer trying to buy the property? You need a lawyer. All my best wishes and hopes for continued domestic tranquility.

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