I don't live in Croydon
Oh and it's live up "to" your lifestyle... Anyone else can live it if they want to. But it takes some planning.
Planning your life/work so it's pleasant to live - how BIZARRE.
I don't live in Croydon
*massages shoulders and whispers* "it's ok man, it's ok."Oh and it's live up "to" your lifestyle... Anyone else can live it if they want to. But it takes some planning.
Planning your life/work so it's pleasant to live - how BIZARRE.
I quite enjoy getting into a "lively" debate sometimes.*massages shoulders and whispers* "it's ok man, it's ok."
Dyslexia has nothing to do with level of education - I know several people who have a high level of education and are dyslexic.One should always take into account a persons education levels before getting personal, as Dyslexia is more common than you think
I bought my first house back in 1980, it cost half the amount I bought my Cali for. The house we live in now I bought in 1985 an down it outright, I spent more extending it to suit our needs than the original purchase price. Would I move yes and I'd go to Wales where its quiet. I'd love to live in Cornwall like you @Polzeylad but I could not handle all the influx of visitors in the Holidays. Used to be bad when I went down there in the 1970's must be hell now
Did you hear about the Dyslexic Pimp? He bought a warehouse......Dyslexia has nothing to do with level of education - I know several people who have a high level of education and are dyslexic.
I knew I was dyslexic when I turned up at a toga party dressed as a goat...Did you hear about the Dyslexic Pimp? He bought a warehouse......
You think you have a problem, I turned up at a 40th birthday party a week lateI knew I was dyslexic when I turned up at a toga party dressed as a goat...
That's funny!You think you have a problem, I turned up at a 40th birthday party a week late