Oh God, why do I always blog when I have something to rant
about! Work is pants today – phone problems/IT
problems – recruitment was such a joy when candidates would just pop into the
office and you did not have to rely on modern technology! FML is the saying of
the week in this office.
I started working when I was fifteen years old at a Tax
Office (of all places) as a Clerical Assistant.
I would get the bus every day at the end of my road at 7.45am. I felt
very safe and secure as the roads were busy and there was usually plenty of
people around. One day, a man in a white van pulled up outside the bus stop. He
reversed closer to where I stood, jumped into the back of the van, knocked on the
window to get my attention then proceeded to toss himself off. I had never seen
a penis before. All I remember was that it was purple. I was so embarrassed and
turned the other way; he then turned his vehicle around and shook his willy at
me having so much fun playing with himself as I nearly died of shock. I asked
myself: Do I run home or will he catch me and rape me, kidnap me or kill me? Or
do I just wait for the bus, which as usual was late. I decided that I should
wait at the bus stop as it was on a main road and there were plenty of cars
around that I could flag down if I needed to. I was so mortified. I never told
my parents or any of my friends for a long time. I feel guilty about this, as this man could
have continued stalking young girls in this way. He may have taken things
further. If this is the case, could I have prevented this? What about now –
thirty years on – do I report this man? He was probably in his mid-twenties,
had dark hair in that trendy wedge/DA hair cut that was fashionable in the mid-eighties. I knew where he worked. It was a shop in
town. (I daren’t say more at this stage).
I am on a Molesey Facebook page and other people have also mentioned a flasher
from our home town. Do I take action all
these years on when so many mature “gentlemen” in the press, such as Jimmy
Saville have been exposed as evil and twisted?
This world truly can be a sick place.
I don’t watch Corrie at the moment as it is in the middle of
trying to get Charlotte to settle down to bed in the middle of a ton of
housework. I have heard the story of the death of Hayley Cropper. I once met
the actress who played her, at apartments we stayed at in Devon for New
Year. I even found myself staring at her
in the pool/Jacuzzi to see if she had a Willy! Doh! What a lovely, kind and
sincere person and wonderful mother. She was very friendly and nothing like the
character she played – in looks or personality.
Suicide and assisted suicide is such a delicate subject. I think it
should be allowed without having to travel to Switzerland and die in an undignified
way in a dingy flat. One of my business
ideas (with the help of friends) is to open “The Suicide Sanctuary” or “Gateway
to Heaven” – this will offer counselling, prayers and support and be a
beautiful spa, making the experience of death beautiful.
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