Weekly Check In

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Hello Big Bangers!

It's that weekly check-in time again, so feel free to step on up and use the comments to tell us how you're doing.   Or, alternatively,  flail/cry/jump-for-joy/pour a large one (delete as applicable).   Got any questions you need answered?  Ask away!   Just want to chat about something that isn't the Pros Big Bang?  Well...we're probably OK with that too ;)

Let us know how things are going and give those cheerleaders a chance to shake their pom poms.  Go on - they really like an audience!

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Happy writing, and happy weekend folks!

Comments

[saintvic.livejournal.com]

This isn't going to be much help but I think it might depend on the age of the flat as well.

I live in an old tenement building (19th century) in Scotland and we have just have one post box. It gets picked up by whoever sees it and they leave it at the bottom of the stairs for people to go through and collect.

Whereas a friend who lives in a much more modern flat (about 20 years old), the postman can get in past the first door and there are individual mail boxes for everyone.

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

I suppose your neighbours must be kind and neat or the post will either end up in the rubbish or stolen! :) Somebody might not want your bills but they might think it's funny to toss them out or hide them.

[saintvic.livejournal.com]

I suppose when it comes down to it we decide to trust one another, and I prefer it to letting the postman into the building.

And it probs helps that there are only 5 flats in my building so we are not talking about tons of people or tons of mail :D.

Plus I get a few things sent to work when I think I can get away with it.