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([personal profile] ravan Mar. 7th, 2003 07:42 am)
Boingy! Boingy, boingy, boingy, boingy, BOINGY

I earned more money in two weeks than I earned during the entire 2002 (not counting unemployment, because that's not earned)

From: [identity profile] dubhain.livejournal.com


Congrats!

See? Things do get better. ;)

Seriously happy for you, ducks. Enjoy the new income, yes?

From: [identity profile] ravan.livejournal.com

Checks to write


I have a lot of little dinky checks to write, either this week or in two weeks. Like to Bill's memorial fund, the EFF, my payable bills, my car repairs...

It'll mostly be gone by next Friday.

From: [identity profile] dubhain.livejournal.com

Re: Checks to write


Yeah, so?

I'd be surprised if it wouldn't, given that you've been unemployed and without income for so long.

Point is, you've gotten out of the flat spin, no longer in a stall, and beginning to climb back up and gain altitude.

You were far too close to the ground for comfort. Was getting worried about you.

From: [identity profile] ravan.livejournal.com

Re: Checks to write


Let's face it, *I* was getting worried about me, and my roomies. March was the last month I had rent for, and then only because friends helped me out with medical costs. (Many thanks to those friends... you know who you are... )

I won't get out of poverty mode thinking for at least six months, I think. I'm taking care of the special stuff while I can, in my mind. It'll be at least a year, at this rate, before I can start building reserves again.

FYI, when I got laid off in 2001, I had ~ 2K in the bank, as savings. My bills were current, or even ahead, and my credit rating was great. All of that is toast. It will take about 5 years to recover.

Fsck Bush, anyway.

From: [identity profile] dubhain.livejournal.com

Re: Checks to write


FYI, when I got laid off in 2001, I had ~ 2K in the bank, as savings. My bills were current, or even ahead, and my credit rating was great. All of that is toast. It will take about 5 years to recover.

Seven, actually, for the credit reports IIRC.

Believe me, you've my sympathy. However, as I commented above: You're out of the flat spin and the stall. Now you can start regaining altitude again.

It isn't pretty, it isn't pleasant, and it isn't easy. Then again, you're the last person in the world I would think of reminding that life isn't fair. ;)

Credit ratings and bank accounts can heal, given time and sufficient income. I'm glad you appear to have both, again, now.
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