Oh, please.
Wednesday, 18 October 2006 07:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rosiedoesNew news on the Mapie front.
Robert just told me that today she tried to arrange a house meeting and expressly excluded me. He told her where to go, and told me that he can see right through her and that he's seen her do things that were clearly just to annoy me - like tell prospective housemates it's okay to smoke in the house and turn off the TV when she knew I'd been watching it, and things like that.
I'm so relieved to have someone if not on my side, then at least not so neutral as to be on hers.
At the moment, we're looking for someone new, as Ben is moving out. Yesterday, Robert brought round his friend Rado, who will be made homeless on the day that we need someone to move in on. He seemed very sweet. Quiet, hard working (he does 12 hour shifts in a restaurant kitchen, six days a week) and Robert - who is a decent person himself - has known him for years and fully vouches for him.
I think he seemed sweet and not the sort of guy who would cause trouble. Exactly the sort that we could do with (much like Robert and Gabriel). Mapie, however, is insisting that we see more people because she doesn't want 'friends business' in the house (note: this from the woman who suggested that Claudine of The Drug Dealer Party move in) and she made this statement to Robert and said she didn't want to open the door for my friends moving in! The cheek!
She is literally and actively trying to turn the house against me. Fortunately, Robert isn't going to let that happen. We can both tell the sort of person she will get on with and are not prepared to let someone like that move in - we both feel that one is more than enough.
We just talked about it, and we think Mapie's problem is that she feels out of control of the house - which is where she's used to being - and it's freaking her out.
Considering I told Mr Malick I didn't want her evicted, she really is taking the piss.
I'm well and truly sick of this.
Robert just told me that today she tried to arrange a house meeting and expressly excluded me. He told her where to go, and told me that he can see right through her and that he's seen her do things that were clearly just to annoy me - like tell prospective housemates it's okay to smoke in the house and turn off the TV when she knew I'd been watching it, and things like that.
I'm so relieved to have someone if not on my side, then at least not so neutral as to be on hers.
At the moment, we're looking for someone new, as Ben is moving out. Yesterday, Robert brought round his friend Rado, who will be made homeless on the day that we need someone to move in on. He seemed very sweet. Quiet, hard working (he does 12 hour shifts in a restaurant kitchen, six days a week) and Robert - who is a decent person himself - has known him for years and fully vouches for him.
I think he seemed sweet and not the sort of guy who would cause trouble. Exactly the sort that we could do with (much like Robert and Gabriel). Mapie, however, is insisting that we see more people because she doesn't want 'friends business' in the house (note: this from the woman who suggested that Claudine of The Drug Dealer Party move in) and she made this statement to Robert and said she didn't want to open the door for my friends moving in! The cheek!
She is literally and actively trying to turn the house against me. Fortunately, Robert isn't going to let that happen. We can both tell the sort of person she will get on with and are not prepared to let someone like that move in - we both feel that one is more than enough.
We just talked about it, and we think Mapie's problem is that she feels out of control of the house - which is where she's used to being - and it's freaking her out.
Considering I told Mr Malick I didn't want her evicted, she really is taking the piss.
I'm well and truly sick of this.