09/04/2007
08:14
Another early start to what looks like a promising day weather wise. Sunshine and very little breeze.
I feel like shit, have took all the tablets,7, and stomach is churning. I am in need of a good bath and some fresh air. Father is supposed to be coming down today with plants for tubs I should imagine he will turn up around mid morning.
I do feel rotten, unwashed and generally yeuk, stomach pains are reminiscent of early morning smoke cravings. Yesterday was a struggle at first especially after the meal, obvious trigger time for cigarette craving. But once I had made it to the club and realised I didn’t really want to be there I threw myself back into the P.c. and in fact remained on it till the early hours of the morning.
I am feeling guilty about neglecting my study but will get back into it soon, I hope.
Its not that I’ve turned against it or become bored it’s just that I find better things to keep me occupied.

Rocketing household bills over the past few years have put a major strain on the finances of many pensioners, yet up to £4.2 billion in money benefits is left unclaimed by older people every year.

That’s a lot of money in anybody’s eyes.
Deliberately withholding information that affects your claim is stealing. That’s why we are targeting benefit thieves!
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) takes benefit theft very seriously. The fact that benefit thieves stole around £700 million in 2005-2006 means that we have to.
So the DWP takes action to get back some of the £700 million but doesn’t try to make sure the £4.2 billion is given to the people who deserve it.