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PS - If anyone thinks they've figured out my actual birthday you're just guessing because my "birthday" offer was good for several days
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I have a funny(ish?) story. For years I've been hearing about other people getting a freebie from Tim Horton's on their birthdays and I've been somewhat miffed that I have never gotten anything. Until today... when I checked my app I saw a birthday offer. I was confused because it's not my birthday, but when I checked my profile page I realized the date format was set to the American style month, day, year. Ohhh, that explains it. So... happy mirror birthday to me lol
Even funnier (to me at least) is that I only now realized my nephew #2 and I have mirror birthday dates!
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Thanks Golden and Cwillie.

We have no designated holiday spending, and no longer send gifts for many years now. Counselors have mentioned that after rent, utilities, and groceries for the disabled income, there is very little left over. Yet, he doesn't get it, acts entitled.
But I have a lock on the accounts, and will beef up security.

If he continues to act like the enemy, he will be treated like the enemy.
I pray for my enemies, so he should look out.
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Wouldn't be acceptable to anyone, I think, send. Financial splurging and especially secrets are no-nos. ((((hugs))))

Can the two of you talk sensibly about holiday spending?
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Yes, I agree.

Apparently, Rep-Payee only covers Social Security Income.
Spouse feels all the rest is HIS to splurge, and kept a secret from me.

This is not acceptable, at least to me. He has crossed a fine line of entitlement and betrayal. However, he does this once a year in November and December.

If the contempt continues, this will be the deal breaker.
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Definitely a situation for separate accounts. No one touches MY money I worked hard for it.

I do think there are times where "yours, mine and ours" works best, but that is not always the case.

Sympathies, send. That's difficult.
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Two words Send - separate accounts. I've always favoured the yours, mine and ours system but of course that doesn't always work for everyone.
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M U T I N Y
The term "mutiny" in this context likely refers to a partner taking control of the finances, which can be a form of financial abuse regardless of the reason. While a husband with autism might take over money due to communication differences, a lack of understanding of shared finances, or other factors, this behavior can still be harmful and requires addressing the situation with clear communication and professional support. 
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This trick or treat concern reminds me of when I see the therapy dogs being brought into a room in a nursing home . Some of those dogs are big . I never felt comfortable around large dogs. When I see these dogs brought in ,
I’ve often thought if I was bedridden , or had dementia I would be frightened .
I think they should find out from the patient or the family if their LO did not like ( large ) or any dogs in general .
My parents did not like when the dogs came in. My mother liked the cats that used to come though .
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I’ve seen trick or treat at facilities .
It’s always been in the common living room or dining room area and the residents selected to participate were those that would not be upset by the activity .
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Casole, I agree. It sounds like it could be fun in theory but
I imagine some residents might get confused and stressed out.
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I'm seeing several posts on fb saying "consider bringing your kids to a nursing home for trick ok treat, the residents will love it". Thoughts? Me, I think not a good idea at all...
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Very happy to hear this!
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Thank you Alva. Thank you Bundle of Joy. For your support during my heartbreak. I love her so much. False alarm. It’s not over. We had a misunderstanding about a topic that has since been all cleared up. We’re fine. My caregiving of my sister is going fine, too.
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Thanks!
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hereiam, here’s a quote in case it helps you, or anyone else:
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“Don’t feel sad over someone who gave up on you. Feel sorry for them because they gave up on someone who would have never given up on them.”
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Thank you Alva.
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hereiam, if the relationship was so troubled, then it's good it is over. I wish you peace and healing.
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Thank you Bundle. I will try to see it that way.
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hi here i am, don’t worry. if your relationship turns out to be really over, that’s good!! in fact, the sooner the better!! so you don’t waste time on the wrong person. and if your relationship turns out not to be over, that’s good, too. you see?

i wish you to find love.
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Thank you Alva. But you misunderstood. I mean that the relationship appears to be over.
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hereiam,
Oh, good. This bout is over. Know we know you, we remember you, you're a member in good standing, and we are always here to listen. And otherwise it is just to wish you best of luck. Keep on keeping on.
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Thank you Alva. It appears to be over.
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Hi, hereiam. Glad to see you back. Though very sorry for the reason. You already know we are no relationship counselors here. Hope things otherwise are going OK for you.
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Haven’t been on the forum in a year. Recently, I’m suffering from heartbreak. I’m not sure if it’s over with the other person, but maybe. (I’m a man, and she’s a woman).
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Yes in the news. I always take note when it's a cyclist or pedestrian because I walk and bike and it infuriates me that so many drivers don't accept responsibility.
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cw - a 14 yr old kid> They were hurt badly enough to be checked at hospital?

Ah, I see. It was in the local news.

It could have been an AB car that hit the cyclist, but most black cars don't have grey side mirrors.
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You would think an AB plate would be pretty distinctive, but given it was just a 14 yr old kid and they were hurt badly enough to be checked at the hospital I'm surprised they could give any description at all 🤔.
I had to chuckle at the question "do you know why I pulled you over" because that's a standard one, it's as if they're hoping you'll say "why yes officer, I was doing xxx" (lol)
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cw - Yes it has been. Apparently It wasn't someone from the general public that made the report it was the person who was knocked off their bicycle. They thought they recognized the car - black 4 door. The policeman was so young, trying tp grow a moustache and so embarrassed.

I can really recommend to everyone, no matter how old you are, take a holiday! It has done wonders for me but I do wish I didn't have to deal with insurance nd car repairs now. There has been only cooperation from them so it should go smoothly. The car is a 2014 but with very low mileage and was in good shape so I would like to get it repaired rather than replaced.
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Ah Golden, your holiday has been full of adventure! I'm actually impressed that the pubic made a report and the police pulled you over, now if only somebody rats out the SOB that hit that cyclist.
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