What the hell does she meant to say?
By ronaldinu
@ronaldinu (12422)
Malta
January 15, 2009 2:58pm CST
I have just received a short email with a photo and I am still scratching my head. I know that my friend has suffered the loss of her relative recently. Most probably she would be drinking a glass of wine or half a bottle when writing an email to me, but I still have not made head or tails whatever she meant to say. I have received a photo of a bungalow (which I assume it must be of her relative) but that is it.
I still cannot figure out what she meant to say! Has this ever happened to you?
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29 responses
@pergammano (7682)
• Canada
16 Jan 09
How the H#%!....did you get away with starting this discussion with that word? And not get deleted? You funny guy!
I think I would kindly return the e-mail to her, this morning or aft., and hope that she is in a cleared frame of mind, and also kindly ask her to interpret it for you! She may have just been in a fragile state of mind, due to her recent loss and just needed contact with you! Do not judge her harshly, my friend, all people do not grieve the same way! Cheers!
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@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
16 Jan 09
I dont really use bad words in daily life unless my temper flares.
Things were cleared in another email. She sent a previous email which I did not read. so that cleared things up
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
16 Jan 09
Hahhaa... I am sure she did not had that in mind. She is like a family more than a friend to me.
@positiveminded1977 (7072)
• India
18 Jan 09
The best way out is to just ask her. She might have pressed the sent button by mistake. Or maybe she wanted to share the picture with you. Or it could just be a meaningless forward. Whatever it is, if you feel it has any significance, you simply have to call up and ask her if she is ok. She will appreciate the gesture.
Cheers and happy Mylotting
@littleowl (7157)
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18 Jan 09
Cannot say it has ronald...but if I was you I would ask her what is she meaning in just sending you the photo of the bungalow..it really is the only way you will find out what she is trying to tell you...littleowl
@carinio98 (2929)
• Philippines
15 Jan 09
only a picture no words to say or sort of infos? that makes me gonna scratch my nose...
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
15 Jan 09
I have only received a photo with this sentence
[b]Think you've got the sheherds etc
S'posed to be the bungalow.[/b]
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@carinio98 (2929)
• Philippines
15 Jan 09
i think she might send it in the wrong people thats why you scratch your head off... hhhhmmmmm might be a riddle to me....
@jdyrj777 (6530)
• United States
18 Jan 09
Yes, my sister does it all the time. Then i have to write her back and ask what are you talking about? and what is the pic of? Worse yet its really hard to read her emails because she doesnt use puncuation. NO!"',.? non of it. I do not know when one sentence end or begins. Or it may have been a question.
@LittleMel (8742)
• Canada
17 Jan 09
I really don't know. LOL maybe it has but I don't remember what or who.
It sounds like not intended for you. Maybe she sent it by mistake.
@6precious102 (4043)
• United States
17 Jan 09
Have you heard that some people are now sending emails while they're asleep. It's called z-mail. Maybe that's what happened with your friend.
@hdjohnson (2981)
• United States
18 Jan 09
ronaldinu you are really asking the wrong person(s) here on mylot. The person you need to ask is the one who actually sent you the email with the photo in it. She is the only person that can fully explain the entire situation to you. The only thing we can all to is make assumptions or attempt to interpret what we think by evaluating the situation from the outside in. But to get to the bottom of the situation, you should go directly to the source. It is truly the only way to be sure. I have received emails from people I know before and the first thing I have always done was to ask the sender what exactly they meant whenever something in their email looks strange or bizarre.
Hope that helps.
@paula27661 (15811)
• Australia
17 Jan 09
Uhmmm... interesting... She may have sent it to you in error or there may be some kind of underlying message. Who knows? A sign that she misses visiting the person she lost? Maybe she forgot to type in the explanation! That makes more sense I guess. I suggest emailing her back or phoning her to shed some light on to her mysterious email. Good luck! Let us know!
@messageme (2821)
• United States
18 Jan 09
Can't say I have. Have you asked her what she ment by the photo?
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@kprofgames (3091)
• United States
16 Jan 09
Yes, to be honest that happened last week when a friend of mine was going through a very rough patch. I think they want to keep things running as they always were, but there still is a hint in there that they need contact outside of e-mail.
Could be a message all in it's own and she didn't even know it. I say call her, talk to her and help her through this bad time.
@snowcat46 (2322)
• United States
16 Jan 09
She was probably going to add words, got distracted by a phone call or a visitor, and sent it accidentally. Then, since she's distracted by grief as well, she probably doesn't remember not adding words. I'd get ahold of her and ask. Otherwise you'll be even more confused when she gets ahold of you again, and asks why you never answered her questions!
@yushulanfang (46)
• China
16 Jan 09
whatever the email photo means,but now that you know his just lossing his relative you can write back him a comforting email if he really want to ask you something he will further require you and you can make it out.
