Beka
07-04-2008, 04:36 AM
Ok, i love him to bits, he's fantastic- I'd do anything for the man but why oh why does he seem to take that to mean I can do everything for everyone?
Now you guys know I have 3 weeks to get us packed up entirely, house fixed up, new house sorted and moved and then 4 days after that leave for florida, I'm also helping with my sisters wedding to boot, the kids are still in school for 2 of those weeks, Jude has a million and one appts and people to see for various issues during this time too... so I'm a busy lady right?
Well David in all his kind heartedness called at break and announces "Ohhh it IS ok if I bring Bartek over on the weekend isn't it?"
HUH???
Ohhh Yes, my husband has volanteered me to walk Bartek and his new wife through the family financial support of the united kingdom... they've not lived in england long, their new baby is due in a few weeks and David has volanteered me to explain to them any/all financially assistance they can get as a family with a manual worker as main bread winner. They speak very little English- David has just helped him through his English exams for his citizenship qualifications to stay here. Now I have no issue with this... I have done it for countless people, explained our confusing system to them when they've moved here as our town can be remarkably hostile towards immigrant workers and more people should extend a hand when they're willing to work.
But WHY ohhh why does he feel i have time right now to do this???
When does this man think my shut off for having more than enough to do is?
(add to that the lady who knocked my door to see if i could help write her husband who has been incarcerated AGAIN.... hmmm, maybe I would have but ohhh let me see when i needed someone to walk Dyl into school when Jude was sick she said no she couldn't- even though she HAS to walk that route at those times sp hmmm... maybe I've forgotten how to write? I was gobsmacked she even asked after that but :sigh I am helping her :rolleyes although I HAVE given her the details of the new centre opening for when I move... i really need to learn when to say no.)
Now you guys know I have 3 weeks to get us packed up entirely, house fixed up, new house sorted and moved and then 4 days after that leave for florida, I'm also helping with my sisters wedding to boot, the kids are still in school for 2 of those weeks, Jude has a million and one appts and people to see for various issues during this time too... so I'm a busy lady right?
Well David in all his kind heartedness called at break and announces "Ohhh it IS ok if I bring Bartek over on the weekend isn't it?"
HUH???
Ohhh Yes, my husband has volanteered me to walk Bartek and his new wife through the family financial support of the united kingdom... they've not lived in england long, their new baby is due in a few weeks and David has volanteered me to explain to them any/all financially assistance they can get as a family with a manual worker as main bread winner. They speak very little English- David has just helped him through his English exams for his citizenship qualifications to stay here. Now I have no issue with this... I have done it for countless people, explained our confusing system to them when they've moved here as our town can be remarkably hostile towards immigrant workers and more people should extend a hand when they're willing to work.
But WHY ohhh why does he feel i have time right now to do this???
When does this man think my shut off for having more than enough to do is?
(add to that the lady who knocked my door to see if i could help write her husband who has been incarcerated AGAIN.... hmmm, maybe I would have but ohhh let me see when i needed someone to walk Dyl into school when Jude was sick she said no she couldn't- even though she HAS to walk that route at those times sp hmmm... maybe I've forgotten how to write? I was gobsmacked she even asked after that but :sigh I am helping her :rolleyes although I HAVE given her the details of the new centre opening for when I move... i really need to learn when to say no.)