Monday, July 16, 2007

Laundretta Chucked Out Too?

LAUNDRETTA JUST ASKED ME WHETHER OR NOT WE'RE ALL SUPPOSED TO BE STAYING, OR WHETHER WE GO. Because Dr Evilstein telephoned her when she was at her mother's on Friday informing her "out, out, out!" now she says it's not "out out out!" and I'm reassured at least that it's not just me who's somewhat confused about it all. She said "I need to know, as I need to tell Dr Bentos (her worker). I said to her "don't worry about it; if we were all getting chucked out today, I'm sure we'd all know about it."

As the saying goes: NO NEWS is (usually) GOOD NEWS ..!

PS While I was talking to her I said: "How many people use this upstairs bathroom."
Quickly she responded ... "Well three as my boyfriend doesn't officially live here."
"Okay then why do you always blame me for the mess in there?"
Because my room has been so messy, it transpired.
"Well I'm telling you it is not me, it never has been me leaving a disgusting mess in there. It has to be the guy downstairs. The guy whose ceiling you keep stomp-stomp-stomping all over."
That set her off. She "protested far too much" about how her boards are loose, how the sound cannot help but resinate through the roof.
"Have you ever fallen out with him?" I asked.
No. There is no "beef" between them whatsoever, she claims.
"Well don't you want to come down with me right now and confront him? Because it's disgusting what he's doing (pissing all over the toilet seat and just leaving it, etc) and it's quite obviously deliberate."
This she refused (rather strangely if you consider how convinced she's supposed to be that all is down to me).
"Well if you ever want to confront him, come with me and we will speak to him together," I said. (Speak? Yell, more like. He is disgusting.)
So that's what transpired at my house today ...

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17 comments:

  1. Hi... thanks for visiting my blog & left a comment to it. ;p I am a bit lost with your post but guess Laundretta is your landlord, right? She is judging a book by its cover, ya?

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  2. No Laundretta is a crackhead prostitute who lives in another room in my house. I am a heroin addict down-and-out. She looks down on me bc my room was an utter tip at its worst. I was just staring into space as I sat day after day in a pile of cockroach-infested rubbish. So she assumes it must be me leaving the bathroom in a mess. I think she knows it is the guy downstairs but was not up for confronting him when I said Let's go, let's go down and do it! She has no bottle. It's all politixx, mate. All politixx ...

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  3. My Landlord is called Dr Evilstein
    and his boss is called Dr Betterstein ...

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  4. Oh poor Gleds!

    It doesn't sound much fun there. Wouldn't a hostel be better? I wish I could come round with me Marigolds, a bit like Kim and Aggie!

    Any more thoughts on detox? Recently you mentioned a nurse telling you you would need to cut down first. Any progress? I really believe you can build a better life although you probably don't believe it now. You deserve better than what you have now.

    Keep yer pecker up! It shows something very good about you that you show a great sense of humour through all this.

    all the best
    sad x

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  5. Yeah, you do have a great sense of humour through all this. That's the first step to coming out of it (and it does sound like you want to end your addiction). It's the first step because you do have distance from it. I'm not totally sure what's going on here either -- being a first time reader. But, sounds like things are pretty crazay!

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  6. Haley~~no-1 ever IS sure what's going on with me..!! haha!

    Sadgirl: I already AM in a hostel ... that's why the accommodation is so precarious bc they're using ultrashortterm accommodation as longterm housing options ... i could "easily spend 10 years in this place, so they tell me, so don't get itchy feet tooo soon"

    serious bizniss!!

    thanks for all your support though

    gleds
    xx

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  7. Hi Gleds. It sounds as if the universe is sending you messages to reinforce your thoughts about seeking recovery. That's what the woo woo in me is thinking. I tried to think of something more practical to comment with but, really, what's more practical than your wish to be free of your addiction?

    I share your faith that you will be alright until you make the jump from feeling the"need to quit" to "wanting to quit." That's when for me quitting becames an easier unfolding of events) Lately I have been tossing about in a bit of inner turmoil but I never question my desire to not use. It's the only thing I am certain of 100%. The rest fluctuates a bit. Meanwhile, I have a happy doggie video posted if you like a good feeling or two.

    I'll be watching to see how the story unfolds next.

    Your friend, WS

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  8. Glad to see you are still installed at your place and blogging. Although, do you have any alternatives as far as places to stay? Does seem stressful where you are.

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  9. Squirrel: I'm not blogging from mine though!
    Even if I'm homeless I can still go on blogging as I'm using a cybercaff!

    Wayward: thanxx v much 4 your faith in me!!

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  10. Yea, that sucks when people judge you at the wrong moment and then use that as a weapon again and again.
    PS. Do you know anything about "methadone causing a smooth brain" or what that rumor means?
    PPS. Havent seen your comments in a while and miss you!

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  11. methadone causing a smooth brain??
    do you mean it totally peggs up all the opiate receptor sites?
    that's all i've heard
    surely...
    sorry i've not been anywhere except in the last couple of days when i tried to come back only the blinkin' computer went down on me just as I was trying to update all my links & everything ... so typical

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  12. Hi,I'm a fan of the Brandrodung blog,you know,the one written in that "mysterious" language.That's funny:D,our language is mysterious indeed,but very beautiful.
    I wonder how did you manage to find out,it's hungarian?

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  13. hello bloger with the blog previous that mine... how you doin'...

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  14. Hi Gleds

    Oh me making assumptions about your accommodation! Are hostels all the same or if you moved round London you might get a better one? Its no problem giving you moral support. I feel abit powerless to help. I just know you are suffering. I don't think you belong in the scene you are mixed up in. I really think the only way is up. Do you remember that song in the 80s I think it was? Keep posting Gleds because everyone wants to hear you triumph against adversity.

    Hang on in there
    sad x

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  15. Glad you've still got a roof over your head at the moment. Wish I could help.
    Rx

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  16. Didn't know you were still stopping by to read.
    Thanks for putting me on your blog roll. I took mine down a while back because I didn't want anyone to feel left out. I figured they would know I was reading when I left comments.
    As for your comment on my blog--I am an introvert and if it was just up to me I don't think I would take the time to get involved in caring about a lot of people besides my husband and immediate family.But I love and care--because He(God) first loved me.He taught me how to love. You know--this world is a mess why even bother getting all mixed up in it's mess. I do--because I care.
    Praying for you.

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  17. How did I find out it's Hungarian, Bétakarotin? There's a certain accent mark used in Hungarian, like a double acute accent or a slanted German umlaut and you don't get that in any other language I know ...

    Hi, KM. I used to go bloghopping like that a lot, but I stopped recently. I went for a massive hop this afternoon to see what I can see... and as per usual, ended up all over the place ...

    Sadgirl: thanks for your support. I know the only way is up. I feel it quite strongly now, a kind of turning-point has been reached. Can't explain any better than that, I'm afraid, but I feel it ...

    Ruth: it's ok. Thanks for the concern, but I'm ok now. As they say "sufficient for the day are the cares thereof" and as long as I have a roof here and now, I'm ok, aren't I? And I am ok. Thanks all the same: what could any of you do..?

    Sharon: I wrote out thanks to God actually in the post I'm just about to post now... I know how you feel about the blogroll. I've just added so many people, they were all the people who were commenting in the past month so I could get back to them ... I just add people willynilly and hope people realize there's no snobbery. I've always said "if you want to be in my links, just ask" ... open to all... I mean look at them! Not that I don't make use of them. Every so often I go down them like a Christmas card list and make sure I've not left anyone out! Also I know a lot of people I'm only in touch with on a once per month or so basis, but that is cool. There are some fascinating people out there and I don't want to loose touch.

    Thanks very much for your support everyone. It is much appreciated ...

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