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NigelDoes · 56-60, M
Good to see you Nimby. 😜 been homeless for a few months because of an unusual set of circumstances which began with having my car stolen as well as my identity. I'm still homeless but my sister has finally stopped withholding long overdue inheritance money that I've been do for donkeys months so I'm not to be homeless for much longer mate. 😀 Lo down to for the crazy long reply.😉
NigelDoes · 56-60, M
@SW-User well she wasn't responsible for my car being stolen but yes she's owed me thousands of dollars of pass inheritance money. I will never understand her but then I found out nine years ago from her that my dad it's not actually my real dad which was a secret she held onto for over 30 years. And then because of ancestry.com, she found out less than two weeks ago that I have a step sister who lives in Pennsylvania which is ironic considering the fact that my mom grew up in Ohio and Pennsylvania. So I'm very excited and emotional about meeting the sister and also seeing pictures of my real dad. It's actually been kind of a life-changing event and I'm so looking forward to Flying to Pennsylvania to meet my sister for the very first time. 😢☺ sorry, I'm not sad. I just get emotional thinking about how special and meaningful it's going to be to meet my sister for the first time who I've never known.
NigelDoes · 56-60, M
@SW-User just so you're happy for me cuz I'm super excited about feeding the sister I never even realized I had and I finally get to see pictures of the professor of cultural anthropology at Pasadena College in 1964 who's my real dad. he's passed away which I expected but I'm dying to see pictures of him. 😉
NigelDoes · 56-60, M
@SW-User yeah it's only fun about 20% of the time depending on the weather. I was sleeping under the water tunnels in Tustin, California and actually had an amazing set up down there with two mattresses in different places and lots of blankets that I found for free courtesy of rich, thoughtless Americans we literally throw away perfectly good food and clothes and other valuables I don't know what's daily basis. There was a expensive condo complex near where I was staying and I literally would find stuff every single day. I found more computer chairs then I knew what to do with and so I gave them way to fellow homeless people and I donated a lot of clothes to the charity shop that people had thrown in the rubbish bin. Oh and I've had more than my share of completely unopened food heard everything from large bags of potato chips two cans of soup and even an unopened bottle of wine.
"Outside its America"
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"Outside its America"
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