Well, I need a couple more days, if that's OK. I've been so busy making masks, starting my little online job and hustling groceries home on the bus, my house is FILTHY! I own twenty forks, and ALL of them were dirty this morning! I have limited strength, and have to prioritize. So, vacuuming, dish washing, etc. were LOW on my list for awhile!
On top of that, my coke addict neighbor has disappeared. Been gone for weeks. Could be dead in his apt., for all I know; the air conditioner's been running continuously the whole time! Well, my circuit breakers are in his apartment.
I came home from church yesterday to find my refrigerator warm. So, I've been scrambling around with extension cords, trying to plug my life back in! LOL
I won't call the property mgr. until the house is clean. They need to replace my air conditioner, which caught fire. And they need to look at my furnace, which has melted WIRES leading to the thermostat (Dang thing was turning on when the temps. hit EIGHTY!!!). So, when I do call, people will be disrupting my life for quite some time, 'til everything's done.
Slum lords: I've been telling them, since the day I signed the lease, that something was wrong with my electricity and with that furnace!
Mean time, I notice you haven't read the Viri Diana blog, which has grown since we spoke. It's here: Viri Diana http://viridianariverstone.blogspot.com/
in case you want to look.
Tell your editor I'm a GREAT FREELANCER! If that doesn't cut into YOUR pay check, anyway.
How would Friday be? Just tell me a time that's convenient for you.
Rogi
"When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist." ~~~~~ Dom Helder Camara poverty politics homelessness justice disability accessability prejudice tolerance addiction liberation ignorance resourcefulness illiteracy education abuse struggle hate love depression celebration disease health greed generosity
Poverty Is Not an Accident
Nelson Mandela
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