Foodbanks

Never saw the fiddler on the roof or any fiddler, plenty of roofs. The cat used to take this road as he left my room and loves taking a sunbath. Roofs are great to look down on the world. People are as busy as ants unless it rains and after working hours. There's no safety net if the cat jumps and where he shows up he isn't always liked, one of the neighbours started a fight she's one of those who says cats should be leased, kind of chain cats instead of chain dogs which are kind of forbidden. It is interesting how the dog is more precious than the holy cat taking care of itself and being cleaner than dogs. No dog will cover his poop. One walk to the shop and at least three times I step into it. Thought we should clean up the dog pop guess those rules only count for some and those some are sued. It's a good reason to let the dog do his job in the own garden, easier to clean plus not annoying to others.
No frog around here, they don't like the town or are killed though they are protected since they were eaten or something not by me since it was already forbidden. Most of what used to be normal is abnormal today, today as in 20 years or whatever which takes all joy out of life if you give into it. Market place? We have a small one behind the supermarket but I rarely visit it since I mainly sleep. It's Mom who goes over once in a while. She always buys the same: fish, fish and frikandelbroodjes (typical Dutch) and saucijzenbroodjes (I will never eat them again). I got nothing to tell about fraud unless it's about the employer and people in average, the other word is "doing business". We have a foodbank (somewhere don't ask me where) and we could ask for a back with whatever is in it but we don't feel to filling out a pile with papers and since mom hardly eats and I can eat at work if I work there's no point in going through all this trouble. I doubt it's healthy food and enough to survive a week but if it's better to let someone else have that benefit. Saw a video about a foodbank in the USA and I can assure you that's not what the "bag" with food looks like if you get one here (that has to be approved and for poor bastards only not if you own a house, Tesla or whatever you better sell it first). Mom's friend receives a bag once per week. It's a long travel to get that back and she never knows what is in it. 8 litres milk, or rice only or canned sardines (great if you have a cat. Who knows he leaves the roof to have a snack. Time for to sleep, no gaming today.

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