RangaGirl
@RangaGirl (103)
Australia • Age 63
Joined myLot 14 years ago
RangaGirl's Responses
bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
26 Jan 11
I have a couple of friends, who in separate incidents have financially benefited from separate accidents. One was hit head on in 2003, and the other was T-boned in an intersection a couple of years ago. In both occasions, it was...
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RangaGirl Hi Bounce. Short answer - no. Longer answer - I've had my car rear-ended and totalled by a driver who did not realise I was stopped, waiting to turn. While I didn't suffer any permanent injury other than a scar between the eyebrows, it was stressful enough....
27 Jan 11
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bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
28 Oct 10
I used to live downtown where everything I considered as ‘convenience and comfort’ was literally within a block-radius.
There was a convenience store below the apartment, beside a barbershop, in front of a bus stop. On the...
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RangaGirl The village I live in is very small. It is considered "country", 'though we are on the Australian coastline. We only have about 800 residents. A car is essential as we have no public transport, except for the daily school bus. The village has a petrol station,...
28 Oct 10
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bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
21 Oct 10
So, yesterday I raised a discussion about a colleague of mine having a court date hanging over his head. Although it is a personal thing, I can’t help but notice it because he keeps repeating his (speeding ticket) story to anybody...
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bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
23 Sep 10
Have you ever dealt with people who don’t seem to have any concept of time? Who are unfazed by the thought of wasting other people’s precious time?
I was just in a meeting which this guy scheduled 30 minutes before...
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RangaGirl I get short-tempered with them in the end, 'though I try not to show it. I can't. As an aged care nurse, I am well-used to being buzzed by people who don't actually need anything. They simply want company. Beyond caring for their actual needs, I simply don't...
24 Sep 10
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ptrjhea
@ptrjhea (12)
• United States
21 Sep 10
I am a newbie in mylot! First impression that I had is that Mylot is not good at all to earn money because I tried to post and respond on my first day and I got nothing. I thought it just a waste of time! But it seems I am wrong....
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MsTickle
@MsTickle (25180)
• Australia
19 Sep 10
Many of my friends know that my Dad is 97, lives alone and is quite healthy. He is sometimes forgetful and has had a couple of episodes where he has behaved a little irrationally but he is by no means beset with dementia. My...
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RangaGirl Hi MsTickle. I completely agree with you that your Dad should be allowed to live and die where he wishes. It is HIS life and he should be allowed to live it out happily in the place he loves. I am a nurse in a high care nursing home. Most of our residents have...
20 Sep 10
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bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
11 Sep 10
If somebody did you a favour, even one that you did not ask for, how do you feel afterwards?
I don’t really feel at ease afterwards. I always feel that I have to return the favor back right away. Even if the deed was done by a...
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RangaGirl I am too independent and pig-headed to ask for favours. With unasked for favours, firstly, I feel suspicion. Not used to people doing things for me, I will wonder what is in it for them. Yes, I feel obligated to repay the favour, whether I asked for it or not,...
11 Sep 10
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bounce58
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
9 Sep 10
Maybe it’s a question of confidence but I often second-guess myself. Not only with the more serious things, but even with the common, trivial things.
If you find that you are second-guessing yourself, what do you do? Do you...
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RangaGirl I tend to have better success with decisions if I go with my gut reaction, my first thought. If I think things over and over, I seem to discount the original idea. I'll mull things over and go through the scenarios, good and bad in my head. Nine times out of...
10 Sep 10
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