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No Credit

November 19th 2003

Reorganizing my life has turned out rather scary. I owe more money than I thought I did, and of course, it’s all due at once. Right before Yule/Christmas, and right as I owe $800 to car insurance. Ain’t that some shit. There should be a law against having to pay bills in December.

I had some presents purchased off of Ebay too, one of which I’m just going to have to get negative feedback for. I’m going to email the owner and ask for an extension, but you know how people get about money.

Things are quite stressful right now. None of it has to do with the holidays, all of it has to do with money. Granted, I’m rather upset I can’t buy my sister anything. I’m even more upset that I can’t even afford shampoo currently.

Last Friday when I went to the coffee house, the owner mentioned something to me about working up there, so I e-mailed him today and asked him if he really meant it. I guess this little job is better than no job, IF I get it.

I’ve been applying to a lot of jobs, some that I wouldn’t even be able to get to if I did get them because they are in D.C. and my old truck wouldn’t survive driving down there every day.

I’m hoping some holiday magic will happen this year, like it did last year.

Until them I’m just slowly waiting for all of these days to pass, so I can pay off these bills. I’m really not even worried about my credit anymore. I’m never buying anything on credit anymore anyway. If I can’t afford it, I don’t want it. I want to focus on my career, and on my music, so eventually credit won’t even be a problem, just pay in cash.

Watching a lot of old Native American movies lately. Man society sucks.

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2 Responses to “No Credit”
  1. sK Says:

    -sigh- that sucks big time.

  2. Lady Tawodi » Blog Archive » Finances over the last 3 years. Says:

    […] It’s an interesting feeling to have initially signed up for various financial communities seeking advice, and now be the one giving it. Especially when things were so crappy 4 years ago. […]

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