Saturday, December 19, 2009

The past six



The past six weeks have been rather interesting I have to admit many situations have been presented to me. None which have included any difficulty in solving with a logical solution, but others that have left me thinking. Before I begin I like to introduce everyone my puppy "Ginger" who is in the photo above, she is making me reminisce on my situations. Well money wise all my bills are getting paid on time thank god to my bar tending gig that puts the roof over my son, my mother, and my head. Then we have school that has been loads of powerful knowledge to my brain and my mother who I adore but stills treats me like I'm five, lol. My son has been doing great in school he is 7yrs. old and while I am studying he bakes me cookies. I have also learned this week actually today on my way to work that my landlord has given me an early x-mas treat she is going into foreclosure and I had no clue, how nice. So when I sit and analyze how the last six weeks have been I would say so so. Hey as long as next week goes better I'm all for it :)

2 comments:

  1. Michelle,

    Ginger is beautiful!! I'm sure she will bring you, your son, and your mother many years of laughs and love.

    Keep your head up! No matter the troubles tha come your way, Thank God anyway. If you were not a threat, (to Satan) bad things would not present themselves to you.

    You sound like your life is more than just "so so," as you have the love of your child and your mother to help you through!

    Be Blessed,
    Marianne

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  2. Hey Michelle,

    I hope the holidays brought better news and more happiness for you. Since I pay a mortgage, I can relate to the landlord's predicament. . . foreclosures though can take a long time, many people continuing to live in a dwelling for a year or more while the proceedings are taking place. I have considered it myself since I live in SWFL where my condo I bought into eight years ago is worth only 1/2 as much as I owe on it now. I can pay my monthly mortgage but I will never be able to sell. I am stuck. Foreclosure sounds inviting when I might be able to live here up to a year and save all that money.

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