Good news. Will keep fingers crossed for you!
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Good news. Will keep fingers crossed for you!
So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
...outstanding news on all fronts!!!!.....So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
Fabulous news Tery . Thankful prayers tonight. May the transition be quick and easy.So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
That's awesome news, Tery!!! Glad it's (almost) over. Enjoy the movie and I can't wait to hear what you think of it.So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
So glad to hear you got a judge who actually did what the last judge should have. Sending positive vibes that the tenant will leave without any more troubles for you and Barry.So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
So glad to hear it is all over at last - your stress level must have dropped 100%So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
So relieved and happy for you. The stress was not good on your little bod. or barry's either!So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
That is good news, Tery. I just hope they don't trash the place.
My right kidney is a concern for my doctor, but we shall see what happens.
My right kidney is a concern for my doctor, but we shall see what happens.
Very relieved for you and Barry, Tery... so much stress, I hope it all goes peacefully from here on out.So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
Keep us posted Mary, sending healthy vibes your way.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I think you can function alright with just one kidney, but it's a good thing she is keeping an eye on it - take care of yourself!
So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
So glad this burden will be over with for you.
Mary keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
Thanks for the well wishes guys. She said my kidneys are still functioning at 26 %. She did say that one kidney would still keep going if the right one fails. Scary to think about though.
Hope you get some good news ma'am.
Sending you lots of positive thoughts and prayers......
So.... had our eviction hearing this morning. The judge had read over the paperwork, including the statement I had written up detailing the whole affair. She shows up just as the case is called, with her 7-year-old disabled child as a prop (as always - she uses that poor kid to elicit sympathy). The judge asked if she could show cause as to why the eviction shouldn't go forward and she had the gall to tell the judge that she just "needed a few more days." I could hear Barry sigh under his breath as we've heard this particular song many, many times. The judge, while sympathetic, told her that there was no legal ground for him not to rule in our favor. And he did. A little paperwork and we had an eviction and a judgement for over $4,600. We're just going to turn that over to a collection agency.
On over to the sheriff's office next door and, in 3 days time, they will be calling on our soon-to-be-ex-tenant to help her on her way. Along with her animals (one large dog that was brought in without our permission, a terrier and 2 cats) and her attitude. Maybe she'll get out over the weekend and spare her daughter the experience. Not sure she's that bright, really. If she were, she would've got her manipulative a$$ out last month when we were prepared to forgive the money they owed. Oh, well.
Thank you all for your prayers, vibes, spells, etc. and for putting up with my posts about this. Hopefully, we can have the house ready for the new tenants by April 1st. Blessed Be!
Oh...! On top of this, we had good luck at the brief stop at Goodwill, where Barry found some Craftsman wood working tools, nearly new, for under $25. Then, when we went to the Burger King drive-thru, the person in front of us paid for our order as part of Pay It Forward Day. We should have the opportunity to do that this evening when we go see Beauty and the Beast. So it's been a good day
Wonderful news!
Surrounding you with prayers and well wishes, peg!
I have taken the Ogre's laptop. Woohoo! for the moment...
I am visiting with you fine folk, listening to an ELO montage and half listening to UK and NKY game. Even though I'm in Memphis, and love my Tigers, I was a UK fan first. Now that they have Calaperi, most Memphis fans are bound to loathe KY. I just can't do it. Memphis didn't even make it.
I totally forgot about Horace Wimp!
I am visiting with you fine folk, listening to an ELO montage and half listening to UK and NKY game. Even though I'm in Memphis, and love my Tigers, I was a UK fan first. Now that they have Calaperi, most Memphis fans are bound to loathe KY. I just can't do it. Memphis didn't even make it.
I totally forgot about Horace Wimp!
I'm vegging out for the weekend watching Iron Fist. Cause f#$% adulthood for just a little while.
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