We had it done twice in our past rental. I never asked permission but just told landlady it needed doing & did she have a usual person to do it or anyone she’d recommend. She didn’t so we organised it ourselves, and next time I just have gave her a heads up again that the same person was coming.I am looking to have my apartment oven and extractor fan professionally cleaned.
Do you reckon I need to ask my landlord for permission first?
I'm actually not sure. I've been thinking about arranging a deep clean of my place too, but was going to ask him for recommendations before I booked.I am looking to have my apartment oven and extractor fan professionally cleaned.
Do you reckon I need to ask my landlord for permission first?
Settings - calendar - accounts then select the account sending you invites and turn off the calendar sectionSlightly random one, but does anyone know if there’s a setting in the Apple mail app to stop calendar invites automatically going into my calendar?
The reason is that I keep getting spam calendar invites which go to my junk folder (which is fine), but if I open the junk folder at all, it syncs with my calendar and I get a spam appointment appear. I then can’t delete it or decline it and it annoys me seeing it there.
I’ve been through the settings menus for email and calendar but can’t see anything that might do it.
Thanks, I'll give that a try!Settings - calendar - accounts then select the account sending you invites and turn off the calendar section
No worries, hope it worksThanks, I'll give that a try!
Yeah I'd wait for her to get in touch. It doesn't sound like she's ghosted you, sounds like she's been busy or something has taken up her time. If it's another few days you could send her a message asking if she had a good new year's eve or saying happy new year.Friendship dilemma:
My closest friend and I chat all day every day. Last met in person 1.5 weeks ago. Tentative plans to meet up this week.
She last replied to a message of mine on Tuesday.
Wednesday we last interacted on an online game.
Thursday was absolutely zero activity and I started to get worried something had happened.
Since Friday she has been active on our online games (but not interacting with me/anyone). Not replied or read to any of my messages on any platform.
I do have friends where if I don't hear from them for days/weeks/months it's not worrying or out of character. But with her it is different, it is VERY out of character. But as of yesterday I know she is alive, at least.
My best friend of over two decades ghosted me a couple of years ago, so I think I'm feeling a lot of the pain and confusion and fear of that now, and I don't want to be acting on an impulse to reassure myself/make myself better.
When I realised something was up I sent a "thinking of you/here if you need me" message. I could text, if she is avoiding the apps, or phone (though I know she hates calls). I stood down my plans to message her mum/partner in case something had happened to her, when I saw she had been active yesterday.
She does have various things going on in her life that I could see having a kind of sudden/acute change (family illness, caring responsibilities) but she has never disappeared from communication like this before.
What should I do? What's a "normal" response/course of action? Just think, okay, I know she is alive, and wait for her to get back in touch, if she ever does?
Are you sure the online activity is 100% reliable as opposed to browser or app refreshing on their own?Friendship dilemma:
My closest friend and I chat all day every day. Last met in person 1.5 weeks ago. Tentative plans to meet up this week.
She last replied to a message of mine on Tuesday.
Wednesday we last interacted on an online game.
Thursday was absolutely zero activity and I started to get worried something had happened.
Since Friday she has been active on our online games (but not interacting with me/anyone). Not replied or read to any of my messages on any platform.
I do have friends where if I don't hear from them for days/weeks/months it's not worrying or out of character. But with her it is different, it is VERY out of character. But as of yesterday I know she is alive, at least.
My best friend of over two decades ghosted me a couple of years ago, so I think I'm feeling a lot of the pain and confusion and fear of that now, and I don't want to be acting on an impulse to reassure myself/make myself better.
When I realised something was up I sent a "thinking of you/here if you need me" message. I could text, if she is avoiding the apps, or phone (though I know she hates calls). I stood down my plans to message her mum/partner in case something had happened to her, when I saw she had been active yesterday.
She does have various things going on in her life that I could see having a kind of sudden/acute change (family illness, caring responsibilities) but she has never disappeared from communication like this before.
What should I do? What's a "normal" response/course of action? Just think, okay, I know she is alive, and wait for her to get back in touch, if she ever does?
I think he deserves to know what you actually meant so he can see why you said what you saidInadvertently started a huge arguement with Mr Lolz. I feel sick about it.
To cut a long story short I called him a shit stirrer round his parents. I genuinely didn’t mean those words so don’t even know why I said them.
He was rightfully fuming and stormed off and left me round his parents.
I honestly don’t know what to do. I sent him an apology text but I know that’s not really good enough.
I’m so upset for hurting him and I know I only have myself to blame.
What would you do?
I think all you can do is apologise. And if this is a pattern of behaviour for you (rather than one off) explain how you'll address that to make sure it doesn't happen again.Inadvertently started a huge arguement with Mr Lolz. I feel sick about it.
To cut a long story short I called him a shit stirrer round his parents. I genuinely didn’t mean those words so don’t even know why I said them.
He was rightfully fuming and stormed off and left me round his parents.
I honestly don’t know what to do. I sent him an apology text but I know that’s not really good enough.
I’m so upset for hurting him and I know I only have myself to blame.
What would you do?
I think he deserves to know what you actually meant so he can see why you said what you said
I’ve done it many times, blurted out something accidentally savage. He will get over it
No luckily not a pattern of behaviour but I’ve never seen him so angry. I’ll be honest I am very worried that he will say we are done.I think all you can do is apologise. And if this is a pattern of behaviour for you (rather than one off) explain how you'll address that to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Do you know his 'love language'? Like some people like being bought gifts, or having things done for them, or being told they're loved. Whatever his style is, do that (e.g buy him a gift, write a card saying how much you appreciate him) etc.
maybe this is because I was in an abusive relationship in my early 20s so my perspective is coloured…Inadvertently started a huge arguement with Mr Lolz. I feel sick about it.
To cut a long story short I called him a shit stirrer round his parents. I genuinely didn’t mean those words so don’t even know why I said them.
He was rightfully fuming and stormed off and left me round his parents.
I honestly don’t know what to do. I sent him an apology text but I know that’s not really good enough.
I’m so upset for hurting him and I know I only have myself to blame.
What would you do?
Wouldn't say idiots though probably there would be a few haha but grassmarket is busy with loads and loads of pubs so might be a bit loud? Still, a decent spot for being at the heart of things. Lothian road or bread street are very close to the castle as well. North bridge is close too.Has anyone done Hogmanay at Edinburgh? Looking to do it this year but not sure of best hotels to go for, I don't know if I'll be at the castle but I don't want to be completely out the way of where all the festivities will be happening, an if the hotel does a party that's a bonus as I might stay in for a bit before
Looked at the apex as it has views of the castle but folks don't want to stay at grassmarketnot sure why, is there mostly idiots around there?
Thanks, I dunno why they don't want grassmarket, it's not as if it's going be the only place that has a few numtysWouldn't say idiots though probably there would be a few haha but grassmarket is busy with loads and loads of pubs so might be a bit loud? Still, a decent spot for being at the heart of things. Lothian road or bread street are very close to the castle as well. North bridge is close too.
What about a Premier Inn? I'd always recommend considering them in an unfamiliar city as they are usually well located for the attractions We stayed at one near the station and the city centre is all in close walking distance.Has anyone done Hogmanay at Edinburgh? Looking to do it this year but not sure of best hotels to go for, I don't know if I'll be at the castle but I don't want to be completely out the way of where all the festivities will be happening, an if the hotel does a party that's a bonus as I might stay in for a bit before
Looked at the apex as it has views of the castle but folks don't want to stay at grassmarketnot sure why, is there mostly idiots around there?
I don't think there's any premium inns close enough to where I want, Edinburgh isn't really unfamiliar to me as it's only a 40min drive but I've never stayed at any hotels an have never paid attention to where they all are either lol, I do know how to get about the place but just not at Hogmanay as I don't know what will be closed off as up by the castle is ticketed so I know that will all be shut for wandering, hoping the royal mile will be open to some extent thoughWhat about a Premier Inn? I'd always recommend considering them in an unfamiliar city as they are usually well located for the attractions We stayed at one near the station and the city centre is all in close walking distance.
Not been at Hogmany so can't help with that .
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