treebee said:
ahhh you could have volunteered somewhere and been useful

jmo said:
Yeah, probably should have done in retrospect.

treebee said:
Maybe there is time for a couple of weeks volunteer work, being bored leads to thinking too much about s**t.

jmo said:
And makes me feel down about being lonely etc...

I don't even know how to go about volunteer work to be honest, not sure if I could just for two weeks.

treebee said:
go down the oxfam shop and they might pay you in cool clothes most towns have a volunteer bureau, just call them an see if they can give you anything to do, there might be a river being cleaned up or something nearby.

jmo said:
Aye, I might as well try.

treebee said:
excellent, you know if you get on the oxfam volunteer list you get into some festivals for free in exchange of working thier stall for a day.

jmo said:
Yeah, I was going to do that with a mate this summer, but she ended up being in a different country, and I didn't fancy doing it alone.

treebee said:
oh man its best alone, you are more likely to form new friendships and at a festival its the easiest place in the world to make friends.

jmo said:
Only one I've ever been to was in Inverness, which is the single place I've visited in the world with the nicest people...so I put friendliness down to being in Inverness.

treebee said:
Inverness is nice, in fact they were very nice there. We was lost and a bus driver took us where we needed to go for free

jmo said:
Yeah, there like that up there.

I've never once in my life been on the Aberdeen - Inverness train without speaking to at least one person.

treebee said:
I loved scotland, it was very much like england in the 1970's but only the good bits

jmo said:
Haha, so in thirty years time we'll be like England is now?

Yay for progress.